[First posted in AWOL 2 November 2009. Most recently updated 27 February 2013]
Digressus : The Internet Journal for the Classical World
ISSN 1475-9578
Digressus,
a fully refereed online journal formed by a consortium of postgraduates
at the universities of Nottingham and Birmingham, UK, seeks primarily
to give postgraduates interested in Classical Studies the opportunity to
begin publishing.
We are in contact with postgraduates and representative scholars in the United Kingdom, Italy, the United States and Canada.
Digressus is indexed by Gnomon and APh. Articles and reviews are also available from EBSCO Publishing (forthcoming 2012).
To submit an article or review, see our submissions page.
To advertise a conference on Digressus, see our conferences page.
For further information email us.
Volume 12 (2012)
Welcome to Digressus,
a fully refereed online journal publishing reviews and articles related
to Classical Studies, Archaeology and Byzantine Studies.
Latest Publications
Review: J. Andreau and R. Descat (M. Leopold, trans. 2008), The
Slave in Ancient Greece and Rome. Reviewed by James H. Dahlinger (Le
Moyne).
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12.1-4 |
Review: J. Lauritsen (ed. 2011) Aeschylus. Oresteia:
the Medwin-Shelley Translation and Prometheus
bound by Aeschylus, translated by Thomas Medwin and Percy Bysshe Shelley;
Prometheus unbound by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Reviewed by H. Stead (Open
University).
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12.5-11 |
Response To Stead Digressus 12
(2012) 5-11. J. Lauritsen (Independent Scholar).
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12.12-20 |
Erratum to correct Lauritsen, J., Response to
Stead Digressus 12 (2012) 5-11 at Digressus 12 (2012)
5-11.
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12.21 |
Article: "A raça de Pandora: (b)ónus?
Quando Hipócrates e Aristóteles se revelam ilustres representantes
de uma misoginia Clásica." R. Pereira (Universidade da Beira Interior)
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12.22-41 |
Review: L. C. Nevett (2010) Domestic Space in Classical
Antiquity (Key Themes in Ancient History). Reviewed by Anna Kouremenos
(Oxford)
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12.42-47 |
Review (English): P. R. Martins (2011). Pseudo-Xenofonte.
A Constituição dos Atenienses. Tradução do Grego,
Introdução, Notas e Ãndices. Reviewed by Denis Renan Correa (Universidade
Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia, Brasil)
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12.48-55 |
Review (Portuguese): P. R. Martins (2011). Pseudo-Xenofonte.
A Constituição dos Atenienses. Tradução do Grego, Introdução, Notas e Ãndices. Reviewed by Denis Renan Correa (Universidade Federal do Recôncavo da Bahia,
Brasil)
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12.56-63 |
Review: G. Cornelli, O pitagorismo
como categoria historiográfica (Pythagoreanism as a historiographical
category). Reviewed by Manuela Dal Borgo (University College London)
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12.64-71 |
Review: D. M. Schaps, Handbook
for Classical Research. Reviewed by Kevin R. Cole (Miami International)
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Digressus – Volume 11 (2011)
Article: Schmitz, Michael, "Dacian Military Equipment and Technology".
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1-30 |
Review: D. Mulroy (trans.), Sophocles, Oedipus Rex. Reviewed by Elpida-Sophia Christianaki.
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31-35 |
Review: P. Johsnon (2008), Ovid Before Exile. Art and Punishment in the Metamorphoses. Wisconsin Studies in Classics. Reviewed by Ioannis Ziogas.
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36-38 |
Review: M. Blandenet, C. Chillet and C. Courrier (2010), Figures de l'indentité Naissance et destin des modèles commmunautaires dans le monde romain. Reviewed by James H. Dahlinger.
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39-41 |
Review: S. Butler (2011), The Matter of the Page: Essays in Search of Ancient and Medieval Authors. Reviewed by Richard Fletcher.
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42-50 |
Article: Kelly, Caroline, "Greek Piety in a Roman Context: Aelius Aristides's Panathenaic Oration."
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51-73 |
Article: Manuello, Patrick, "La trattazione del mito argonautico nella Pitica IV e in Apollonio Rodio."
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74-152 |
Digressus – Volume 10 (2010)
Article:Papadodima, Efi, "The Greek/Barbarian Interaction in Euripides' Andromache, Orestes, Heracleidae
A Reassessment of Greek Attitudes to Foreigners"
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1-42 |
Review:Vickers, Michael, Sophocles and Alcibiades: Athenian Politics in Ancient Greek Literature. Stocksfield: Acumen (2008). Reviewed by T. V. Buttrey.
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43-49 |
Article:
Reina Pereirag,
"Orquídeas: Ensaio sobre a Intimidadena Antiguidade Clássica"
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50-96 |
Digressus – Volume 8 (2008)
Review:Theresa Urbainczyck, Slave Revolts in Antiquity. Stocksfield: Acumen (2008). Reviewed by Saskia Roselaar.
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33-38 |
Article: de Haas, Tymon C.A. (Groningen), Comparing
settlement histories in the Pontine Region (southern Lazio, central
Italy): surveys in the coastal landscape near Nettuno.
| 1-32
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Digressus – Volume 7 (2007)
Review: Ardle Mac Mahon and Jennifer Price, eds. (2005). Roman Working Lives and Urban Living. Reviewed by Katherine S Tipton (University of Newcastle upon Tyne)
| 1-7 |
Review: P. Galveth (2006). Υπατία· Η γυναίκα που αγάπησε την επιστήμη. (Hypatia: The Woman Who Loved Science.) Reviewed by Maria Vaiou (Sabanci University, Istanbul)
| 8-13 |
Review: Christopher Francese. Ancient Rome In So Many Words. New York: Hippocrene Books (2007). Reviewed by Patrick Hunt (Stanford University)
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14-18 |
Digressus – Volume 6 (2006)
Review: Ann Raia, Cecelia Luschnig, Judith Lynn Sebesta (2005). Worlds of
Roman Women. Reviewed by Ortwin Knorr (Willamette University)
| 1-5 |
Review: Erin Shanower (2004). Age of Bronze Volume 2: Sacrifice. Reviewed by Thomas E. Jenkins (Trinity University)
| 6-9 |
Review: Susan O. Shapiro (2005). O tempora! O mores! Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations. A Student edition with historical essays. Reviewed by Cristina Rosillo López (Universidad del País Vasco) English version
| 15-19 |
Review: Susan O. Shapiro (2005). O tempora! O mores! Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations. A Student edition with historical essays. Reviewed by Cristina Rosillo López (Universidad del País Vasco) Spanish version
| 10-14 |
Digressus – Volume 5 (2005)
Review: Charles Matson Odahl (2004). Constantine and the Christian Empire. Reviewed by Roberto Chiappiniello (Manchester)
| 1-4 |
Digressus – Volume 4 (2004)
Graham Wheeler (Cambridge). Battlefield Ephiphanies in Ancient Greece: A Survey
| 1-14 |
Digressus – Supplement 1 'Romanization'? (2003)
Merryweather, Andrew D. (Sydney) & Prag, Jonathan R.W., (UCL) Preface'
| 5-6 |
Crawley Quinn, Josephine, (UC, Berkeley) Roman Africa?
| 7-34 |
Roth, Roman Ernst, (Cambridge) Towards a ceramic approach to social identity in the Roman world: some theoretical considerations
| 35-45 |
Berrendonner, C., (Paris I) La
romanisation de Volterra: 'a case of mostly negotiated incorporation,
that leaves the basic social and cultural structure intact?' (N.
Terrenato, in Italy and the West, Oxford, 2001)
| 46-59 |
Burns, Michael T., (UCL) The Homogenisation of Military Equipment Under the Roman Republic (Note: this pdf is 2 megabytes)
| 60-85 |
Raja, Rubina, (Oxford) Urban development and built identities. The case of Aphrodisias in Caria in the late republican period
| 86-98 |
Franklin, Claire, (Reading) To what extent did Posidonius and Theophanes record Pompeian ideology?
| 99-110 |
Hingley, Richard, (Durham) Recreating coherence without reinventing Romanization
| 111-119 |
Download entire volume (Note: this pdf is 3 megabytes)
Digressus – Volume 3 (2003)
Review: Ittai Gradel (2002). Emperor Worship and Roman Religion. Reviewed by Graham Wheeler (Cambridge)
| 1-4 |
Review: K. Jenkins (2003). Refiguring History. New Thoughts on an Old Discipline. Reviewed by Ulrike Roth (Nottingham)
| 5-10 |
Digressus – Volume 2 (2002)
Review: Bruce Lincoln (1999). Theorizing Myth. Reviewed by Graham Wheeler (Cambridge)
| 1-3 |
Review: Miroslav Marcovich (2001). Eustathius Macrembolites: De Hysmines et Hysminiae amoribus libri XI. Reviewed by Andreas Rhoby (Irvine)
| 4-7 |
Merryweather, Andrew D. (Sydney) & Prag, Jonathan R.W., (UCL) 'Romanization'? or, Why Flog a Dead Horse?
| 8-10 |
Digressus – Volume 1 (2001)
Review: Jonathan Roth (1998). The Logistics of the Roman Army at War (264 B.C. - A.D. 235). Reviewed by James Thorne (Manchester)
| 1-3 |
Review: Alan Kaiser (2000). The Urban Dialogue. An Analysis of the Use of Space in the Roman City of Empúries, Spain. Reviewed by Penny Goodman (Christ Church, Oxford)
| 4-7 |
Luschnig, Celia, (Idaho) Medea in Corinth: Political Aspects of Euripides' Medea
| 8-28 |
Review: Benedetto Marzullo (2000). Scripta Minora I and II. (Spudasmata, 77). Reviewed by Alan Sommerstein (CADRE, Nottingham)
| 29-30 |
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