Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Volume 112

This volume includes: Olga Levaniouk, The Dreams of Barin and Penelope; Paul K. Hosle, Bacchylides Theseus and Vergils Aristaeus; Vayos Liapis, Arion and the Dolphin: Apollo Delphinios and Maritime Networks in Herodotus; Nino Luraghi, The Peloponnesian Peace: Herodotus, Thucydides, and the Ideology of the Peace of Nikias; Andrea Capra, The Staging and Meaning of Aristophanes Assemblywomen; Konstantine Panegyres, Moses, Pharaoh, and the Waters of the Nile: Artapanus FGrHist 726 F 3; Roy D. Kotansky, Underworld and Celestial Eschatologies in the Orphic Gold Leaves; Vittorio Remo Danovi, New Citations from the Libri Etruscorum and Varro in Vergilian Scholia; T. H. M. Gellar-Goad, Tears and Personified Nature in Juvenal 15.131140 and Lucretius 3.931962; Tristan Power, Textual Conjectures on Catullus 55.9-12; Francesco Rotiroti, From Beneficent God to Maddened Bull: The Shepherd of Men in the Works of Virgil; J. S. C. Eidinow, The Critic and the Farmer: Horace, Maecenas, and Virgil in Horace Carm. 1.1; Shirley Werner, The Rules of the Game: Imitation and Mimesis in Horace Epistles 1.19; Francis Newton, Ovid Met. 1: Jupiters Plebeians, the Titles of Augustus, and the Poets Exile; Simona Martorana, Omission and Allusion: When Statius Hypsipyle Reads Ovids Heroides 6; Michael Zellmann-Rohrer, The Chronokratores in Greek Astrology, in Light of a New Papyrus Text: Oxford, Bodl. MS Gr. Class. B 24 (P) 12; Konstantine Panegyres, : Heliodorus Aethiopica 9.17.1; Andrew C. Johnston, Aemilius and the Crown: Rome and the Hellenistic World of the Alexander Romance.