Volume 29, Number 1, February-July 2022

Dossier: New trends in Homeric studies

• Hearing Epic, Living Heroes: Cult-Connected Moments in Homeric Poetry
  Richard P. Martin

• ‘Sort of Human’? The Divinity and Humanity of Homer’s Helen
  Ronald Blankenborg

• Socrates the Homer-Lover as Portrayed in Plato, Xenophon and Aristophanes
  Naoko Yamagata

Volume 28, Number 2, August-December 2021

Articles

• Hero-Cult in Plato’s “Phaedo”, “Republic” and the “Laws”
  Zacharoula Petraki

Review

• Aratus, Phaenomena (Appearances). “The Complete Works of Aratus of Soli”, Delphi Classics, Reino Unido, 2021, 482 Pp., ISBN 978-1-80170-002-3
  By Johanna Garzón

Volume 27, Number 2, December 2020

Article

• “Laurenti divo”: Faunus, Pan and Silvano in Virgil’s “Aeneid”
  Lee Michael Fratantuono

Volume 25, Number 2, July-December 2018

Article

• Heracles's Weariness and Apotheosis in Classical Greek Art
  Antonio Orlando Dourado Lopes

Number 24, Year 2017

Article

• Archilochus 8 “IEG”: A grey, fair-tressed sea, or A goddess?
  Paula Da Cunha Corrêa

Number 23, Year 2016

Article

• Politeuma in Plutarch
  Delfim Ferreira Leão

Number 22, Year 2015

Article

• Rewriting the History of the Tyrannicides: Thucydides Versus Herodotus?
  Melina Tamiolaki

Number 21, Year 2014

Articles

• The Statuary Collection Held at the Baths of Zeuxippus (“AP” 2) and the Search for Constantine's Museological Intentions
  Carlos A. Martins de Jesus

• Which Comparative Histories for Ancient Historians?
  Konstantinos Vlassopoulos

Number 20, Year 2013

Article

• The “Philosophical paintings” of the Republic
  Zacharoula A. Petraki

Number 17, Year 2010

Article

• The Construction of the Image of Peace in Ancient Greece: A few literary and Iconographic Evidences
  Martins de Jesus, Carlos A