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ILLINOIS CLASSICAL STUDIESVOLS. VIII (1983)XIV (1989)INDEX OF AUTHORS AND TITLES

AHL, FREDERICK

ALBRECHT, MICHAEL VON

ALLEN, W. SIDNEYANDERSON, WILLL^M S.

ARIETI, JAMES A.ARNOLD, MARGARETASMIS, EUZABETHBABUT, DANIEL

BALDWIN, BARRY

BARIGAZZI, ADELMOBATEMAN, JOHN J.

BOWEN, BARBARA C.

BRADEN, GORDON

Homer, Vergil, and Complex XIV, 1-31Narrative Structures inLatin Epic: An Essay

M. Minucius Felix as XII, 157-68a Christian Humanist

Proserpina's Tapestry in XIV, 383-90Claudian's De raptu:Tradition and Design

Some reflections on the VUI, 1-10'penultimate' accent

Chalinus armiger in VIII, 11-21Plautus' Casina

Lycaon: Ovid's Deceptive XIV, 91-101Paradigm in Metamorphoses IA Dramatic Intcrpreution XI, 129-42of Plato's Phaedo

Thomas Stanley's Aeschylus: IX, 229^9Renaissance PracticalCriticism of Greek Tragedy

Psychagogia in Plato's Phaedrus XI, 153-72La part du rationalisme dans Xlfl, 383-408

la religion de Plutarque:I'exemple du De genio Socratis

Leopards, Roman Soldiers, and X, 281-83the Hisloria Augusta

Where Did the Emperor Lurk? XB, 181-83HA, Hadrian }6.3

Corippus and Ennius XIII, 175-82Some Aspects of Commodian XIV, 33 1-46Una nuova interpretazione Xni, 409-25

del De genio SocratisThe Art of Rhetoric in Vm, 1 37-54

Gregor Reisch andConrad Celtes

Roman Jokes and the IX, 137-48Renaissance Prince,1455-1528

Scnecan Tragedy and the IX, 277-92Renaissance


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450 Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIVBRENK, FREDERICK E., S. J.

BRIGHT, DAVID F.BROWNE. GERALD M.

CAIRNS, FRANCISCALDER in, WILLIAM M.CARRARA, PAOLO

CITRONI, MARIO

CLARK, JOHN R.CLARK, MARK EDWARDCOOK, ALBERTDAMEN, MARKDICKIE, MATTHEW W.DILLON, JOHN

DUFFY, JOHN

DUNDAS, JUDITH

DUNN, FRANCIS M.

Heteros lis eimi: On ihe XH, 31-66Language of Menander'sYoung Lovers

P\ulaich's Erotikos: TheDrag Down Pulled Up

Theory and Practice in theVergilian CentoByzantina VariaChariton and CopticAd Themistium ArabumHorace /7cxie 9: SomeNew InterpretationsEva Sachs on Ulrich von

Wilamowitz-MoellendorffPlutarco ed Euripide: alcune

considerazioni suUe citazionieuripidec in Plutarco(De aud. poet.)

Marziale e la Lettcraturaper i Satumali (poeticadeU'intrattenimcnto e cronologiadella pubblicazione dci libri

See MOTTO, ANNA LYDL\Juvenal, Sa/iVe 16:

Fragmentary JusticeParticular and General inThucydides

Reconstructing the Beginningof Menander's Adelphoi (B)

Invidia infellx: Vergil,Georgics3.37-39

Proclus and the FortyLogoi of Zeno

Plutarch and PlatonistOrthodoxy

The Miracles ofCyrus and John:New Old Readings from theManuscript

Ovidian Pictures and'The Rules and Compasses"of Criticism

Ovidian Shakespeare: Wit andthe Iconography of the Passions

The Lover Reflected in the X, 233-59Exemplum: A Study ofPropertius 1 . 3 and 2. 6

Xm, 457-71DC, 79-90

IX, 110X, 135-37XI, 223-45Vra, 80-93Xm, 203-16Xra, 447-55

XIV, 201-26

xm, 113-25X, 23-51

Xll, 67-84Vni, 65-79XI, 35^1

xm, 357-64Xn, 169-77

IX, 267-75

xn, 121-33


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Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIV 451EHRMAN, RADD


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452 Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIVHOLBERTON, PAUL

HOWELL, PETERHOY. CYRUS

INGENKAMP, HEINZ GERD

INWOOD, BRADIRWIN. T. H.JACKSON. STEVEN

JACOBSON. HOWARDKENNEY. E. J.KOPPERS. JOCHEM

LAMBERTON. ROBERTLUCK. GEORG

LUDWIG. WALTHERLUZZATTO. MARL\ JAGODAMacGINNIS. J. D. A.MacQUEEN. BRUCE D.MARCOVICH. MIROSLAV

MARCOVICH. MIROSLAV &GEORGL^DOU. ARISTOULA

Botticelli's Hypnerotomachia IX. 149-82in the National Gallery,London: A Problem of theUse of Classical Sources inRenaissance Art

Some Elucidations of IX. 35-41Petronius' Cena Trimalchionis

Altered States: Ovid's IX. 293-307Metamorphoses andShakespeare's Dramatic Genres

Der Hohepunkt der deutschen XIII. 505-29Plutarchrezeption:Plutarch bei Nietzsche

Anaxagoras and Infinite XI. 17-33Divisibility

Socrates the Epicurean? XI. 85- 1 1ApoUonius' Argorumtica: XII, 23-30

Euphemus. a clod anda tripod

More Roman Light on VIII. 165-67Rabbinic Texts

Virgil and the Elegiac Vffl. 44-59Sensibility

Tityrus in Rom XIV. 33^7Bemerkungen zu einemvergilischen Thema undseiner Rezeptionsgeschichte

Plutarch, Hesiod. and the XIH, 491-504Mouseia of Thespiai

Naevius and Virgil Vffl. 267-75The Anapaests of the XIV. 135-44

OctmiaPlatens KuB und seine XIV. 435^7

FolgenPlutarco. Socrate e I'Esopo Xm, 427^5

diDelfiCtesias and the Fall of Nineveh XHI, 37-42Longus and the Myth of Chloe X , 1 1 9-34The Text of St. Prospers Vffl. 108-21De Providentia Dei

Alcestis Barcinonensis IX. 1 1 1 -34Epicurus Vaticanus X, 191-94Plato and Stoa in Hippolytus' XI. 265-69Theology

Patristic Textual Criticism Xm, 135-49Prosper. De ingratis: XIV, 41 7-24

Textual CriticismEucheria's Adynata Xm, 1 65-74


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Index of ICS Vols. VHI-XIV 453MARTIN, CHRISTOPHERMATTHEWS, GARETH B.McNEAL, R. A.MILLER, JOHN F.MOHR, RICHARD D.

MOTTO, ANNA LYDIA& CLARK, JOHN R.MUSSIES, GERARDMOUSSY, CLAUDENEWLANDS, CAROLE E.NEWMAN, J. K.

NEWMAN, KARENNIKOLAIDIS, ANASTASIOS G.NISBET, R. G. M.PAPADEMETRIOU, JOHN-THEOPHANES A.

A Reconsideration ofOvid's Fasti

Aristotelian ExplanationHow Did Pelasgians BecomeHellenes? Herodotus I. 56-58Ennius and the ElegistsForms as Individuals: Unity,

Being and Cognition inPlato's Ideal Theory

Knaves and Fools inSenecan Drama

See Van der HORST. PETER W.

X, 261-74XI, 173-79X, 11-21

Vm, 277-95XL 113-28

XIV, 425-33'imitation de Stacechez DracontiusHorace and Statius at Tibur:

an Interpretation of Silvae 1 . 3Comic Elements in Catullus 51John Lewis Heller: Vita and

BibliographyMemini me Fiere Pavum:

Ennius and the Quality ofthe Roman AestheticImagination

The New Gallus and theOrigins of Latin Love Elegy

Pietatis Ergo: A letter fromA. S. Pease to Cyril Bailey

Small Latine and Lesse Greckc?Shakespeare and the ClassicalTradition

Esse Videatur Rhythm in theGreek New Testament Gospelsand Acts of the Apostles

Appendix: Graduate Studies inClassics: Have They a Future?

Pindar and CallimachusProtagoras, Gorgias and the

Dialogic PrincipleDe Sublimitate 30. 1: AnOverlooked Pointer to a Date?Later Latin Poetry: SomePrinciples of Interpretation

Mynha's Revenge: Ovid andShakespeare's Reluctant Adonis

Is Plutarch Fair to Nikias? Xm, 319-33On Housman's Juvenal XIV, 285-302Some Aesopic Fables in VID, 122-36

Byzantium and theLatin West

xm, 95-1 11vm, 33-36vm, 168-72vm, 173-93

IX, 19-29

IX. 49-52IX, 309-30

X, 53-66

X, 157-^5X, 169-89XL 43-61

Xn, 143-55XIV, 243-63IX, 251-65


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454 Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIVPARRY, HUGH


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Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIV 455SHEETS, GEORGE A.

SNYDER. JANE McINTOSHSTADTER. PHILIP A.STEPHENS, LAURENCE

STONE, DONALD Jr.SULLIVAN, JOHN P.

SWAIN, SIMONTARAN, LEONARDOTARRANT, R. J.

TIETZE, VICTORIA.TOOHEY, PETER

TOVAR, ANTONIOTRACY, THEODORE, S.J.Van dcr HORST, PIETER W.& MUSSIES, GERARDWATT. W. S.

WEBER, CLIFFORDWEINBERG, FLORENCE M.

WESTERINK, L. G.WILLLAMS. C. J. F.

Erinius LyricusPlautus and Early Roman

TragedyThe Warp and Woof of the

Universe in LucretiusThe Proems of Plutarch's LivesIndirect Questions in Old Latin:

Syntactic and Pragmatic FactorsConditioning Modal Shift

Medea and Imitation in theFrench Renaissance

PropertiusBookFV:Themes and Structures

Martial's "Witty Conceits":Some Technical Observations

Plutarch's Philopoemenand Flamininus

The First Fragment of HeraclitusSilver Threads Among

the Gold: A Problemin the Text of Ovid'sMetamorphosesThe Psychology of Uncertaintyin Senccan Tragedy

An [Hesiodic] danse macabre:The Shield ofHeraclesSome Ancient Notionsof Boredom

The Literary Background ofVirgil's Georgics

Two Views of Soul:Aristotle and DescartesSubtractive Versus Additive

Composite Numerals inAntiquity

Notes on Pseudo-Quintilian'sMinor Declamations

SilianaNotes on Ovid's poems

from exileThree Notes on llabeo andAc in the Itinerarium Egeriae

Platonic and Pauline Idealsin Comic Dress: "Commenton Vestit Gargantua"

Leo the Philosopher:Job and Other Poems

Some Comments onMetaphysics E. 2, 3

Vm, 22-32Vin, 195-209

Xra, 275-95X, 195-214

XL 1-15XIV, 103-17

Xm, 19-35

vm, 60-64

Xm, 183-202

X, 275-80xm, 85-93X, 285-94


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Index of ICS Vols. Vni-XIVWILLIAMS, GORDONWILLL\MS, MARK F.WmCE, CHARLESZEHNACKER, HUBERTZETZEL, JAMES E. G.

Roman Poets as LiteraryHistorians: some aspectsof imitatio

Caesar's Bibracte Narrative andthe Aims of Caesarian StylePetronius Satyricon 46. 8:iuterae thesaurum est

D'Aratos a Avienus:Astronomie et ideologie

Catullus, Ennius, and thePoetics of Allusion

Vm, 211-37

X, 215-26XIV, 169-73XIV. 317-29vm, 251-65

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