Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Greece & Rome / In the current issue of Greece & Rome

Greece & Rome 69/1 (2022)

Curses in Context IV: Curse Tablets in the Wider Realms of Execrations, Commerce, Law, and Technology 

• Christopher A. Faraone, Sofia Torallas Tovar, "Introduction," 1-7
• Radcliffe G. Edmonds, "Contingent Catastrophe or Agonistic Advantage: The Rhetoric of Violence in Classical Athenian Curses," 8-26
• Jessica Lamont, "Orality, Written Literacy, and Early Sicilian Curse Tablets," 27-51 
• Philip Venticinque, "Bound for Success: Cursing and Commerce in Classical Athens," 52-71 (abstract)
• John Scheid, "Not so Unusual After All: Remarks on the Latin Curse Tablets of the Imperial Age," 72-87 (abstract)
• Celia Sánchez Natalías, "Curse Tablets Against Thieves in Roman Britain: The Social and Legal Influences on a Magical-Religious Technology," 88-103
• Fritz Graf, "Greek Cursing, and Ours," 104-119 (abstract)
• Greg Woolf, "Curse Tablets: The History of a Technology," 120-134

Το τρέχον τεύχος του Greece & Rome / The current issue of Greece & Rome

Greece & Rome 66:2 (2019)

• Stefano G. Caneva, "Kings and Elites in an Intercultural Tradition: From Diodorus to the Egyptian Temples," 179-202 (abstract)
• Matthew Adam Cobb - Fiona Mitchell, "Eros at Junnar: Reconsidering a Piece of Mediterranean Art," 203-226 (abstract)
• David F. Driscoll, "Mousikê, Social Standing, and Aesthetic Taste in Quaestiones Convivales 7.5 and 9.15," 227-250 (abstract)
• Nicholas Lindberg, "The Emperor and His Animals: the Acquisition of Exotic Beasts for Imperial Venationes," 251-263 (abstract)
• Marie Widmer, "Translating the Seleucid ΒΑΣΙΛΙΣΣΑ: Notes on the Titulature of Stratonice in the Borsippa Cylinder," 264-279 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του Greece & Rome / In the current issue of Greece & Rome

Greece & Rome 66:1 (2019)

• Kathleen M. Coleman, "Defeat in the Arena," 1-36 (abstract)
• Anna Kouremenos, "Ρωμαιοκρατία ≠ Roman Occupation: (Mis)perceptions of the Roman Period in Greece," 37-60 (abstract)
• Carolynn Roncaglia, "Claudius' Houseboat," 61-70 (abstract)
• Summer Trentin, "Reality, Artifice, and Changing Landscapes in the House of Marcus Lucretius in Pompeii," 71-92 (abstract)
• Christopher Trinacty, "Fear and Healing: Seneca, Caecilius Iucundus, and the Campanian Earthquake of 62/63 CE," 93-112 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του G & R / In the current issue of G & R

Greece and Rome 65:1 (2018)

Assaf Krebs, "A Body Without Borders: the Phenomenological Body in Apuleius' Metamorphoses 1.5-1.19," 54-74 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του G & R / In the current issue of G & R

Greece & Rome 64:1 (2017)

• Joseph Groves, "Polybius' Vocabulary of World Domination: τῶν ὅλων and ἡ oἰκουμένη," 1-13 (abstract)
• W. V. Harris, "Rome at Sea: the Beginnings of Roman Naval Power," 14-26 (abstract)
• Jónatan Ortiz-García, "A Journey to the Afterlife Under the Protection of the Mistress of Navigation: a 'New' Funerary Belief from Roman Memphis," 27-38 (abstract) 

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του G & R / In the current issue of G & R

Greece & Rome 64:1 (2017)

• Joseph Groves, "Polybius' Vocabulary of World Domination: τῶν ὅλων and ἡ οἰκουμένη," 1-13 (abstract)
• Jónatan Ortiz-García, "A Journey to the Afterlife Under the Protection of the Mistress of Navigation: a 'New' Funerary Belief from Roman Memphis," 39-64 (abstract)

O Χριστός ως Λεωνίδας / Jesus as Leonidas

Greece & Rome 63:1 (2016)

Jeffrey Murray, "‘Christ, Our Leonidas’: Dracontius' Reception on the Battle of Thermopylae," 106-115 (abstract)