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Euripides
Sophie Mills
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2012-12-19
Euripides Introduction Euripides is one of the great Athenian tragedians whose dramatic output has survived, if only partially, into the moder...
Gardens, Greek and Roman
Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2013-01-28
Greek and Roman Gardens Introduction Gardens were a fundamental feature of the classical world. In ancient Greece, while gardens were not incl...
Greek Originals and Roman Copies
Anna Anguissola
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2012-08-29
Greek Originals and Roman Copies Introduction The label “Roman copy after a Greek original” can be found in museums throughout the world on mo...
Herculaneum (Modern Ercolano)
Carol C. Mattusch
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2011-04-14
Herculaneum (Modern Ercolano) Introduction Herculaneum, named after the mythical hero Hercules, was a town of perhaps five thousand inhabitants...
Heritage Management
Ricardo Elia, Marta E. Ostovich
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2011-09-30
Heritage Management Introduction Heritage management is a growing field that is concerned with the identification, protection, and stewardship ...
Herodas
Graham Zanker
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2011-05-25
Herodas Introduction Herodas, a poet of the early 3rd century bce whose name also appears in ancient sources as Herondas and Herodes, is the in...
Herodotus
Emily Baragwanath, Mathieu de Bakker
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Herodotus Introduction Herodotus of Halicarnassus (c. 485—c. 425 bce) is the author of the Histories, the oldest surviving historiographica...
Hesiod
Ruth Scodel
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Hesiod Introduction Until relatively recently, most scholars agreed that an individual named Hesiod (Greek, Hesiodos; Latin, Hesiodus), who...
Historia Augusta
François Paschoud
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2012-06-26
Historia Augusta Introduction The Historia Augusta (HA) is a collection of thirty biographies of Roman emperors, co-emperors, and usurpers in ...
History, Greek: Archaic to Classical Age
Jennifer Roberts
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Greek History: Archaic to Classical Age Introduction The accomplishments of the ancient Greeks were remarkable. Without rich natural resour...
History, Greek: Hellenistic
Angelos Chaniotis
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Greek History: Hellenistic Introduction The Hellenistic period, from the conquests of Alexander the Great (334 bce) to the conquest of the ...
History, Roman: Early to the Republic
Erich S. Gruen
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Roman History: Early to the Republic Introduction The Roman Republic continues to intrigue researchers and students alike. The rise of a sm...
History, Roman: Imperial, 31 BCE—284 CE
David Potter
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2011-05-25
Roman History: Imperial, 31 BCE–284 CE Introduction The history of the Roman Empire is the history of one of the largest and most enduring mult...
History, Roman: Late Antiquity
Eric Rebillard
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Roman History: Late Antiquity Introduction Late Antiquity, here defined as the period between the accession of Diocletian in 284 ce an...
Homer
R.B. Rutherford
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Homer Introduction “Homer” is the name given to the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, the greatest and probably earliest surviving Greek...
Homeric Hymns
Andrew Faulkner
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2011-05-25
Homeric Hymns Introduction The Homeric Hymns are a collection of thirty-three hexameter hymns to Greek deities, so named because they were ofte...
Horace
Randall McNeill
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Horace Introduction Horace (Q. Horatius Flaccus, 65–8 bce) was one of the foremost poets of what is traditionally known as the Golden Age o...
Intertextuality in Latin Poetry
Neil Coffee
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2013-04-22
Intertextuality in Latin Poetry Introduction The phenomenon of meaningful connections between texts, or “intertextuality,” has been defined an...
Jews and Judaism
Sandra Gambetti
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Jews and Judaism Introduction The Jewish experience in the Greco-Roman period embraces geographically the region of the Mediterranean basin...
Juvenal
Christopher Nappa
Subject: Classics »
Date Added: 2009-12-14
Juvenal Introduction Little is known with certainty about the life of Juvenal, despite the existence of part of an ancient biography. He appear...
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