Issue 10

The boeotian nome

• pages 7-30

MENTOR OF RHODES AND THE DATE OF THE ARISTOTELIAN MAGNA MORALIA

• pages 31-66

THE FIRST VERSE OF EURIPIDES’ ELECTRA AND G. MURRAY’S TRANSLATION

• pages 67-79

ON “UNDYING OLD AGE” OF POET CLEONICUS (MATRO FR. 7 O.-S.) (FROM THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT GREEK PARODY)

• pages 80-95

CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA AS A CREATOR OF THE CHRISTIAN PHILOSOPHICAL PROSE

• pages 96-108

HOW LONG DID GALATIAN LANGUAGE EXIST?

• pages 109-113

CRIMINA DISERTA (CAT. C. 53)

• pages 114-135

THE CICERO’S POETRY AND VERGIL: ABOUT THE INHERITANCE

• pages 136-150

TWO EXAMPLES OF DELIBERATE USE OF HYSTERON PROTERON IN VERGIL’S EARLY POEMS (VERG. BUC. VI, 42 AND GEORG. III, 60–61)

• pages 151-166

SIMILE AS AN INTERPRETATION OF ITS SOURCE: VERG. AEN. XII, 697–703

• pages 167-185

“HONORATUS ACHILLES”: THE HERO OF TWO “POETICS”

• pages 186-202

THE AUTHOR’S PERSONALITY IN THE ECLOGUES OF CALPURNIUS SICULUS

• pages 203-213

ON THE LITERARY JUDGMENT OF FRONTO (ELOQ. 1, 2)

• pages 214-234

HUMOR IN THE LETTERS OF G. SOLLIUS APOLLINARIS SIDONIUS

• pages 235-244

WHY “RIVER” IS MORE ANIMATE THAN “CANCER”: EXPLAINING SOME UNUSUAL CASES OF ANIMACY IN LATIN

• pages 245-266

ETYMOLOGY OF THE LATIN DĒBILIS

• pages 267-281

IN IMITATION OF THEOPHRASTUS

• pages 282-283

ALEXANDER PUSHKIN’S VERSE “A MONUMENT I’VE RAISED NOT BUILT WITH HANDS…” AND ITS FINAL LINES IN TERMS OF HARMONY

• pages 284-302

“OF ALL NATURESCAPES IN ROME I FELL IN LOVE WITH THE SKY…” (FROM G. M. ARNOLDI’S DIARY)

• pages 303-306