Open Access Journal: Lampeter Working Papers in Classics

[First posted in AWOL 1 June 2010.  Updated 9 August 2011.  The original site has disappeared, apparently as a consequence of the merger of Trinity University College and the University of Wales Lampeter.  I have linked here to the Wayback Machine's 22 June 2008 archive of the site, pending rediscovery of an active location.  If you know where it has reappeared, please comment below.]

Lampeter Working Papers in Classics

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List of Papers

Errietta Bissa (UWL)

• Diodoros' Good Statesman and State Revenue
• Investment Patterns in the Laurion Mining Industry in the Fourth Century BCE
• Man, Woman or Myth? Gender Trouble in Lucian's Dialogues of the Courtesans

Alberto Dalla Rosa (Pisa)

• Ductu auspicioque. Per una riflessione sui fondamenti religiosi del potere magistratuale fino all'epoca augustea

Lowell Edmunds (Rutgers)

• Deixis and Everyday Expressions in Alcaeus frs. 129 V and 130b V

Sarah Hitch (Bristol)

• Hero Cult in Apollonius Rhodius

Owen Hodkinson (UWL)

• Sophists in disguise: Rival traditions and conflicts of intellectual authority in Philostratus’ Heroicus
• ‘How beautiful are the feet…’? Fetish and the masochistic persona in the Erotic Epistles of Philostratus

Stephen Lambert (Cardiff - Utrecht)

• Aristocracy and the Attic genos: a mythological perspective

Giuseppe Lentini (Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington DC)

• Gioco e diritto in Omero

Christopher Lillington-Martin (The Henley College, Oxfordshire)

• Procopius on Roman, Persian and Gothic Strategy near Dara and Rome

Ruth Parkes (Oxford)

• What’s in a Name? Repetition and Allusion in the ambush scene of Statius’ Thebaid

Antonio Pistellato (Venice)

• The memory of Gaius Caesar

Federico Santangelo (UWL)

• Ancient Communities in Italy
• Le quotidien d’une cité exceptionnelle: élites et évergétisme dans la Carthage romaine
• With or Without You: Some Late Hellenistic Narratives of Contemporary History

Frederik Vervaet (Melbourne)

• The Secret History: the Official Position of Imperator Caesar Diui filius from 31 to 27 BCE

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