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Volume 98, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2024/1 Tome XCVIII)

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Pages 3 to 6| Opening pages
Pages 7 to 22| The “authorities” in a “public” province under the Julio-Claudians: Torquatus Novellius Atticus in Narbonensis with a comes and adsessor (p. 7-22) | Michel Christol
Pages 23 to 52| Maenad names: Linguistic notes | Jaime Curbera
Pages 53 to 71| Skylax of Karyanda, Sophocles and the kynara: a “thorny” issue (p. 53-71) | Paul Greco
Pages 73 to 92| Iamblichus’ Fortune in Byzantium (13^th-14^th c.) (p. 73-92) | Michel Christol
Pages 93 to 157| Nvgae catvllianae, III. Observations on the Text and Exegesis of Catullus’ Poems 65-116 >(p. 93-157) | Gauthier Liberman
Pages 159 to 180| Ammonios’ Speech in Plutarch’s De E apud Delphos. A Reconsideration (p. 159-180) | Andrei Timotin
Pages 181 to 183| Paul Goukowsky and Christophe Feyel, Le profil d’une ombre. Études sur les Helléniques d’Oxyrhynchos, Études anciennes, 70, Nancy – Paris, ADRA – De Boccard, 2019, 444 pages. | Pierre Pontier
Pages 183 to 188| Philostrate, Vie d’Apollonios de Tyane, texts introduced, translated, and commented on by Valentin Decloquement, La Roue à Livres, 99, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023, 606 pages. | Jean-Philippe Guez
Pages 188 to 190| Carlo Di Giovine, Metafore e lessico della relegazione. Studio sulle opere ovidiane dal Ponto, Il carro di Medea. Studi, 1, Rome, Deinotera editrice, 2020, 174 pages. | Cécile Margelidon
Pages 191 to 194| Le vote populaire à Rome, texts introduced, translated, and commented on by Clément Chillet, La Roue à Livres. Documents, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023, 656 pages. | Julie Bothorel
Pages 194 to 199| Julie Bothorel and Frédéric Hurlet (eds.), Le Tirage au sort dans l’Antiquité. Du monde grec à Rome, Histoire & Épigraphie, 6, Lyon, MOM Éditions, 2025, 346 pages. | Philippe Moreau
Pages 199 to 204| Michèle Villetard, Archéologie des lieux d’enseignement dans le monde romain, Archaiologia, Villeneuve d’Ascq, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, 2023, 544 pages. | Daria Russo
Pages 205 to 209| End pages

Volume 97, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2023/2 Tome XCVII)

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Pages 3 to 6| Opening pages
Pages 7 to 35| The fragment 912 Kn. of Euripides : « Either Zeus or Hades » and a pelanos | Claudio Felisi
Pages 37 to 59| NVGAE CATVLLIANAE, II. Observations on the Text and Exegesis of Catullus’ Poems 61-64 (p. 37-59) | Gauthier Liberman
Pages 61 to 78| The race of the Luperci recontextualized (p. 61-78) | Alessio Quaglia
Pages 79 to 122| In search of serial verb constructions in Ancient Greek (p. 79-122) | Pierre Ragot
Pages 123 to 154| The presence and use of Plato’s political dialogues in Simplicius’ commentary on Epictetus’ Manual : principles and illustration of a hermeneutic practice (p. 123-154) | Stéphane Toulouse
Pages 155 to 162| Remarks on the botanical categories in Servius and other commentators on Virgil | Françoise Daspet
Pages 163 to 204| Chronicle of Greek Etymology No. 21 | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 205 to 208| Théophraste [Theophrastus], Les causes des phénomènes végétaux. Vol. III: Books V and VI, edited and translated by Suzanne Amigues, Collection des Universités de France. Greek Series, no. 529, Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2017, xxxiv + 260 pages, including 124 facing-page spreads. | Alessandro Buccheri
Pages 208 to 210| Dion de Pruse dit Chrysostome [Dio of Prusa, known as Chrysostom], Œuvres. Discours Olympique ou Sur la conception première de la divinité (Or. XII); À Athènes, sur sa fuite (Or. XIII), text established, introduced, and annotated by Gianluca Ventrella, translated by Thierry Grandjean and Lucie Thévenet, Collection des Universités de France. Série grecque, 535, Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2017, 846 pages, including 72 facing-page spreads. | Valentin Decloquement
Pages 211 to 213| Marcellinus, Sur Les états de cause d’Hermogène, text established and translated by Michel Patillon, Collection des universités de France. Série grecque, 569, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023, xxxii + 702 pages dont 314 doubles | Valentin Decloquement
Pages 213 to 214| Ajda Latifses, La muse trompeuse. Dramaturgie de la ruse dans les tragédies d’Euripide, Collection d’études anciennes. Série grecque, 160, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2021, 496 pages | Marie Anne Sabiani
Pages 214 to 216| François Renaud, La justice du dialogue et ses limites. Étude du Gorgias de Platon, Collection d’études anciennes. Série grecque, 162, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2022, 336 pages | Pierre Chiron
Pages 216 to 220| Christophe Chandezon and Julien du Bouchet (eds.), L’onirocritique grecque. D’Artémidore à Foucault, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023, 460 pages | Andrei Timotin
Pages 220 to 225| Julien Devinant, Les troubles psychiques selon Galien. Étude d’un système de pensée, Collection d’études anciennes. Série grecque, 159, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2020, 436 pages | Sandro Passavanti
Pages 225 to 227| Laurent Calvié and Michel Patillon, Paul Maas. Les dessous de la littérature grecque. Paléographie, histoire et critique des textes, texts selected, presented, and translated by Laurent Calvié, in collaboration with Michel Patillon, Essais. Série “Philologie”, Toulouse, Anacharsis, 2020, 246 pages, 15 illustrations | Morgane Cariou
Pages 227 to 232| Philippe Le Doze (ed.), Le Costume de Prince. Vivre et se conduire en souverain dans la Rome antique d’Auguste à Constantin, Collection de l’École française de Rome, 587, Rome, École française de Rome, 2021, 590 pages | Philippe Moreau
Pages 233 to 234| New Publications
Pages 238 to 239| End pages

Volume 97, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2023/1 Volume XCVII)

2023-02-03T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 3 to 6| Opening Pages
Pages 7 to 16| Havens, the Etruscan God of Hot Springs: a New Borrowed Theonym? | Dominique Briquel, Gilles Van Heems
Pages 17 to 20| Barrus, ‘Elephant,’ and its Presumed Indian Origin | Pierre Flobert
Pages 21 to 29| Ποιεῖσθαι τὴν ἀκρόασιν: A Translation Problem in Isocrates XV, 12 | Efthymia-Maria Gedeon
Pages 31 to 89| NVGAE CATVLLIANAE, I. Observations on the Text and Exegesis of Catullus’ Poems 1-60 | Gauthier Liberman
Pages 91 to 114| Pindar in Aristophanes: the Dithyramb For the Athenians | Federica Mancuso
Pages 115 to 146| Three Models of ἀρετή: Socrates, Epaminondas and Charon | Andrei Timotin
Pages 147 to 151| Démosthène, Discours, edited by Pierre Chiron, with the collaboration of Vincent Azoulay, Matthieu Fernandez, Camille Rambourg and Frédérique Woerther, Editio Minor, 10, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2023, XCVIII + 1242 pages | Nicolas Siron
Pages 151 to 153| André Laks, Historiographies de la philosophie ancienne. Neuf études (Nine Studies)“, Anagôgê, 13, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2021, 230 pages | Fabienne Baghdassarian

Volume 95, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2021/2 Volume XCV)

2023-09-21T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 7 to 74| An Unrecognized Philological Tradition: the Concern for the Genealogy of Manuscripts in the Ancient Republic of Letters | Laurent Calvié
Pages 75 to 105| Greek Lexical Notes on Thieving and Banditry | Jaime Curbera
Pages 107 to 136| Erotic Taming in Archaic Poetry | Johan Milan-Heude
Pages 137 to 151| On two manuscripts containing Ps.-Arcadius’ Epitome of Herodian and on the so-called “Book 20” | Maria Giovanna Sandri
Pages 153 to 170| Rome and Greek Luxury: the Role Played by Magna Graecia | Mathilde Simon
Pages 171 to 196| Verbs of Memory in Latin | Jean-François Thomas
Pages 197 to 233| Chronicle of Greek Etymology no. 19 (CEG 2021) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 235 to 248| An addendum to the “Chronicle of Greek etymology”: history and prehistory of the present tense of the verbs “to be” and “to go” in ancient Greek | Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 249 to 250| Philostrate, Sur les héros [Philostratus, On Heroes], text established and translated by Simone Follet, Collection des universités de France. Série grecque, 531, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2017, cciv+ 486 pages including 138 doubles and 3 plates | Pierre Pontier
Pages 250 to 251| Francisco R. Adrados (ed.), Juan Rodríguez Somolinos, Helena Rodríguez Somolinos and Elvira Gangutia Elícegui (coord.), Diccionario Griego-Español. Volumen VIII. ἔξαυρος – ἐπισκήνωσις, Madrid, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Instituto de Filología, 2019, lii + 238 pages | Éric Dieu
Pages 252 to 254| Eduard Meusel, Pindarus Indogermanicus. Untersuchungen zum Erbe dichtersprachlicher Phraseologie bei Pindar, Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, 378, Berlin – Boston, Walter De Gruyter, 2020, xvi + 852 pages | Éric Dieu
Pages 254 to 257| Laurent Pernot, Confluences de la philosophie et de la rhétorique grecques, Textes et traditions, 34, Paris, Librairie Philosophique Vrin, 2022, 532 pages | Pierre Chiron
Pages 257 to 263| Andreas Markantonatos, Vasileios Liotsakis and Andreas Serafim (eds.), Witnesses and Evidence in Ancient Greek Literature, Trends in Classics – Supplementary Volumes, 123, Berlin – Boston, De Gruyter, 2022, viii + 306 pages | Nicolas Siron
Pages 264 to 268| Bram Demulder and Peter Van Deun (eds.), Questioning the World. Greek Patristic and Byzantine Question-and-Answer Literature, Lectio, 11, Brepols, Turnhout, 2021, 472 pages | Gianluca Piscini

Volume XCV, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2021/1 Tome XCV)

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Pages 7 to 27| Proper nouns in the Ilias Latina | Amandine Chlad
Pages 29 to 55| From Ammonius to Qalonymos: the transmission of a Neoplatonic teaching on Nicomachus | Carole Hofstetter
Pages 57 to 80| Wine, fools and a ghost. Χαλίκρητος (Archilochus, fr. 124b W.), χαλικραῖος (Nicander, Alex. 29), χάλις (Hipponax, fr. 67 W.) and compounds of χαλι-, χαλαι- | Claire Le Feuvre
Pages 81 to 112| Livy and Caesar Augustus | Alexis Mészáros
Pages 113 to 117| Opening of the symposium
Pages 119 to 136| Sharing knowledge: international dynamics of classical studies bibliography (1911-1945) | Ilse Hilbold
Pages 137 to 146| A century of bibliography: stages, trends, and horizons of internationalization | Franco Montanari
Pages 147 to 153| The Digitization of the Année Philologique | Dee L. Clayman
Pages 155 to 181| L’Année Philologique, a nearly century-old interlocutor and guide for the scientific community on Greco-Latin antiquity | Pedro Pablo Fuentes González
Pages 183 to 189| Compiling a critical and analytical bibliography of Greco-Roman antiquity: the objectives of L’Année Philologique and methods for compiling bibliographic entries | Antoine Viredaz
Pages 191 to 205| Bibliographies today: relic of the past or research tool for the future? | Chris Vandenborre
Pages 207 to 239| Bibliographical Bulletin

Tome XCIV, numéro 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2020/2 Tome XCIV)

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Pages 7 to 37| Genitives in -ō and other “curiosities” in the decree of Thetonion for Sôtairos of Corinth (IG, IX 2, 257, Thessaliotis, 5th century BCE) (p. 7-37) | Isabelle Boehm, Bruno Helly
Pages 39 to 70| On an unpublished Etruscan inscription: a testimony of Ferdinand de Saussure in the Danielsson Archives (Uppsala) | Dominique Briquel, Jean-Claude Muller, Claudia Mejía Quijano
Pages 71 to 86| Pragmatics of Definition in late antique rhetorical treatises | Pierre Chiron
Pages 87 to 114| Illegitimacy and the bond between illegitimate children and their paternal family home in ancient Greece: the etymology of the noun νόθος | Éric Dieu
Pages 115 to 144| Quia ad testem ducit (Sen. rhet., Contr. 7, 2, 12) : Passienus, the color of Arellius Fuscus and the editors of the Elder Seneca | Charles Guérin
Pages 145 to 161| Melqart, Juno Covella and Etruscan kalends. On the meaning of the Etruscan word tešiameitale | Jean Hadas-Lebel
Pages 163 to 191| A new Herodianic treatise on dichrona and a new fragment of Hipponax | Filippomaria Pontani
Pages 193 to 234| Bibliographical Bulletin

Volume XCIV, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2020/1 Tome XCIV)

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Pages 7 to 38| The phalangia of Socrates (X. Mem. 1.3.11-13) | Sébastien Barbara
Pages 39 to 57| The concept of consuetudo in Cicero’s rhetorical treatises | Pauline Belin
Pages 59 to 81| Dioscorides’ names for the mandrake | Jaime Curbera
Pages 83 to 101| Accidental metrical rhythms or idiomatic expressions in Gallic inscriptions considered to be carmina (CIL, XIII, 1983, 1972, 2073, 2216, 1849) | Concepción Fernández Martínez
Pages 103 to 113| The name of Servius Tullius | Jorge Martínez-Pinna
Pages 115 to 129| On Angels and Daemons | Jean-Louis Perpillou
Pages 131 to 142| The Saitic Athena in Proclus’ In Timaeum | Gerd van Riel, Victor Gysembergh
Pages 143 to 153| De Lerina insula: Manuscript tradition, texts and edition | Inés Warburg
Pages 155 to 177| About “Rhetoric, Philology, Hermeneutics” | Gualtiero Calboli
Pages 179 to 190| On an edition of Diodorus of Sicily | Piotr Wozniczka
Pages 191 to 221| Chronicle of Greek Etymology n° 18 (CEG 2020) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 223 to 252| Bibliographical Bulletin

Volume 93, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2019/2 Volume XCIII)

2021-09-20T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 7 to 16| Caesar as a lion: a note on Lucan, BC 1. 205-12 | Florian Barrière
Pages 17 to 27| A new reading of Varro’s ling. X 43-44 | Guillaume Bonnet
Pages 29 to 82| Paul the Deacon between Justinian and Bologna | Michael Crawford
Pages 83 to 89| A Possible Naevian Echo in the First Book of the Aeneid | Vittorio Remo Danovi
Pages 91 to 109| Relation to the deceased and kinship in the Thessalian epitaphs of the 6th and 5th c. BCE | Bruno Helly
Pages 111 to 137| Various aspects of the corpus of scholia to Nicomachus of Gerasa | Carole Hofstetter
Pages 139 to 162| The word κοίρανος in the Homeric epics | Nathalie Libé
Pages 163 to 186| History of the Greek verb ΑΓΗΛΑΤΕΙΝ at the interface between derivation, incorporation and compounding | Pierre Ragot
Pages 187 to 197| The mythological name Μαρδύλας and Greek μερδ-, ἀμερδ- and σμερδ- | Florian Réveilhac
Pages 199 to 224| Bibliographical bulletin

Volume 93, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2019/1 Volume XCIII)

2021-05-07T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 9 to 11| Jean-Louis Ferrary (1948-2020) | Philippe Moreau
Pages 13 to 15| Jean-Louis Perpillou (1931-2020) | Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 17 to 39| Chateaubriand’s “Little Homer” | Julien Bocholier
Pages 41 to 54| Notes on Lucan 7, 43 | Bénédicte Chachuat
Pages 55 to 68| Further Thoughts on the Contraction of e+e in the Cyrenaean Dialect | Catherine Dobias-Lalou
Pages 69 to 93| The Golden Line in Virgil, from the Eclogues to the Aeneid | Antoine Foucher
Pages 95 to 112| The Datives in and in Thessalian Dedications and Epitaphs in Epichoric Alphabet (6th-5th c. BCE) | Bruno Helly
Pages 113 to 144| Caesar and the Royal Costume | Dimitri Maillard
Pages 145 to 196| Distribution Criteria of the Derivational Suffixes -ᾱ- vs -ŏ- and Greek Personal Names in Ἀγορᾱ- vs -ᾰγόρᾱς, -ήγορος | Sophie Minon
Pages 197 to 237| Chronicle of Greek etymology no. 17 (CEG 2019) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 239 to 263| Bibliographical bulletin

Volume XCII, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2018/2 Tome XCII)

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Pages 7 to 10| Poetic language and dialectal forms in Greek verse inscriptions | Alcorac Alonso Déniz, Eleonora Santin
Pages 11 to 25| The “Languages” of Epigrammatic Poetry | Eleonora Santin
Pages 27 to 56| Faraway So Close: Epichoric Features and “International” Aspirations in Archaic Greek Epigram | Sara Kaczko
Pages 57 to 72| The Epigram for Theotimos of Atrax, CEG 637 (457 BCE): Layout, Dialect, Ambiguities | Albio Cesare Cassio
Pages 73 to 101| Epigram and Foreign Identity in Euboea: Between the Disappearance of Local Features and the Development of Generic Languages | Francesca Dell’Oro
Pages 103 to 135| In Search of a Poetic Language: the Pre-Hellenistic Epigrams of the Peloponnese | Paloma Guijarro Ruano
Pages 137 to 187| Πετροκόλαπτον ἔπος: Dialect and Poetic Language in Cretan Verse Inscriptions | Alcorac Alonso Déniz
Pages 189 to 212| Poetic Language and Dialectal Forms in Greek Verse Inscriptions: the Case of Cyrenaica | Catherine Dobias-Lalou
Pages 213 to 238| Archaic and Classical Inscribed Epigrams from Sicily: Language and Archaeological Context | Olga Tribulato

Volume 92, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2018/1 Volume XCII)

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Pages 7 to 37| Lexical Notes on Greek Prisons and Imprisonment | Jaime Curbera
Pages 39 to 61| The World as Seen by Cassius Dio: Autopsis, Borrowed Knowledge and Representations | Guy Lachenaud
Pages 63 to 84| The Dominant Participle Construction vs. the Verbal Noun in Cicero | Olga Spevak
Pages 85 to 99| Sensations do not result from an impression on the soul. A textual difficulty in Plotinus’ On sense perception and memory (Enn. IV 6 [41] 1, 19-21) | Daniela P. Taormina
Pages 101 to 113| Looking for Roman minor civil servants | Philippe Moreau
Pages 115 to 174| Bibliographical Bulletin

Volume 91, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2017/2 Volume XCI)

2019-10-21T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 7 to 41| The role of the adjective καλός in Homeric descriptions | Nicolas Bertrand
Pages 43 to 53| On the form ΧΡΕΩΝ in the Hippocratic Oath | Alain Blanc
Pages 55 to 88| Quotations in Eutyches’ De uerbo | Luca Martorelli
Pages 89 to 118| Word order in formal Greek prose: gradation and discontinuity of salience | Sophie Minon
Pages 119 to 140| How does metaphor operate in Greek medicine? The case of grape (σταφυλή) | Divna Stevanović-Soleil
Pages 141 to 147| Isocrates in Eleusis. On an inscription mentioned in the Lives of the ten orators | Pierre Vesperini
Pages 149 to 171| The quotations of poets in the passages devoted to λέξις (Rhetoric 3.1-12). Some remarks on the border between rhetoric and poetics according to Aristotle | Frédérique Woerther
Pages 173 to 204| Bibliographical bulletin

Volume 91, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2017/1 Tome XCI)

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Pages 7 to 24| A philological approach to Eugenia’s versified epitaph (CLE, 1447): Eugenia’s life, an example for all Christian widows? | Alberto Bolaños Herrera
Pages 25 to 51| The recessive accent of the vocative in Ancient Greek: between archaism and innovation | Éric Dieu
Pages 53 to 66| Revisiting and rereading the epitaphs in verse from Anse (Rhône): CIL, XIII, 1655, CIL, XIII, 1656, CIL, XIII, 1660 | Concepción Fernández Martínez, Joaquín Pascual Barea, Gregorio Pérez Celis
Pages 67 to 91| Naming an island: images of Ischia between toponymy, archaeology, history, and literature | Stefano Grazzini
Pages 93 to 107| Vestis mutatio, I : why turn one’s toga inside out? | Philippe Moreau
Pages 109 to 120| Bonds and merchants in Latin declamation | Francesca Romana Nocchi
Pages 121 to 129| About the prayer to Sun in Pelagonius 283 | Jean Soubiran, Valérie Gitton-Ripoll
Pages 131 to 229| Chronicle of Greek Etymology number 16 (CEG 2017) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 231 to 264| Bibliographical bulletin

Volume 90, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2016/2 Volume XC)

2018-12-04T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 7 to 28| Polyphony and historiography: Who is talking about magic in Cassius Dio? | Florian Audureau
Pages 29 to 45| Source and value of the unparalleled ancient fragments in Agostino Nifo’s Liber de amore | Victor Gysembergh
Pages 47 to 66| Duplications: Echoes and Repetitions, from Narcissus to Orpheus | Florence Klein
Pages 67 to 71| Scholiasts, lexicographers, polygraphs and their importance for the edition and interpretation of ancient texts. | Dominique Arnould, Claire Le Feuvre
Pages 73 to 88| Eustathius of Thessalonica reader of the Halieutica | Morgane Cariou
Pages 89 to 110| Reference and corpus in mythographic commentaries. The uses of historia | Charles Delattre
Pages 111 to 128| The contribution of the Iliad D-scholia to the knowledge of the myth of Sisyphus: transmission of a Pherekydean narrative (fragment 119) | Laurent Gourmelen
Pages 129 to 141| An Inexpert Editor: Aristarchus in The Deipnosophists | Yannick Scolan
Pages 143 to 170| Δαφοινός, φοινός, φοίνιος, φοινήεις: Synchronic and diachronic etymology in scholia | Claire Le Feuvre
Pages 171 to 188| The scholia to Pindar’s Olympian Odes and literary criticism | Sylvie David, Michel Fartzoff
Pages 189 to 260| Bibliographical bulletin

Volume 90, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2016/1 Volume XC)

2018-09-13T00:00:00+02:00

Pages 7 to 67| Theory and teaching of rhetorical antithesis in Greece from the classical period to the beginning of the Byzantine era | Régis Caruso
Pages 69 to 79| Did Philo read the Eryxias? | Marco Donato
Pages 81 to 114| Non-existent but potentially actual. Aristotle on plenitude (Met. Θ 3-4, 1047b1-6) | Lorenzo Ferroni, Luca Gili
Pages 115 to 138| The etymology of the Greek word θεός “god” | Isabelle de Meyer
Pages 139 to 164| Prayer and internalization of dogmas in Roman Imperial stoicism | Jordi Pià Comella
Pages 165 to 190| Polybius, Livy and the “Ebro battle” (Pol. 11, 31 – 33; Liv. 28, 31, 5 – 34, 12) | Benoît Sans
Pages 191 to 223| Manuscript Paris. Coislin. 322 (Siglum C) of Proclus’ Commentary on Plato’s Timaeus: A Copy of a Byzantine recension of the text | Gerd van Riel
Pages 225 to 257| Critical bibliography

Volume 89, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2015/2 Volume LXXXIX)

2017-11-30T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 7 to 32| You will always be someone’s barbarian : Barbarians in Procopius’ Gothic Wars | Janick Auberger
Pages 33 to 51| Σκύφος and σκάφος: Does the “vessel” of Heracles’ drunkenness have anything to do with the “vessel” that transported Alcestis across the Acheron? | Bernadette Morin
Pages 53 to 68| The [Definite Noun Phrase + ὅστις] sequence in classical Greek. Causal or pragmatic value? | Richard Faure
Pages 69 to 101| Proeliārī and support verb constructions in proelium: Diachronic study of the use contexts | Tatiana Taous
Pages 103 to 115| Notes and discussions | Pascale Hummel
Pages 117 to 172| Chronicle of Greek Etymology no. 15 (CEG 2016) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 173 to 200| Critical bibliography

Volume 89, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2015/1 Volume LXXXIX)

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Pages 7 to 17| A Supposedly Cretan Tombstone in the British Museum | Alcorac Alonso Déniz
Pages 19 to 27| Note about [Plato] Axiochus 366 b 8-9 | Andrea Beghini
Pages 29 to 35| Sigmatic Adjectives and Measure Adjectives in Ancient Greek: The Formation of χειροπληθιαῖος (p. 29-35) | Alain Blanc
Pages 37 to 42| Spatula and r(h)iotes: Two Designations of the Calcaneus, a Bone of the Horse’s Hock (Chiron 589) (p. 37-42) | Marie-Thérèse Cam, François Vallat
Pages 43 to 63| Heraclitus or Heracles? Concerning Epictetus, Manual 15 | Louis-André Dorion
Pages 65 to 72| A Common Urn for Two Deceased? CLE 1198 : Commentaries and Textual Notes | Concepción Fernández Martínez
Pages 73 to 108| Glosses and Epigraphic Evidence: The Example of the Cretan Dialect | Gérard Genevrois
Pages 109 to 121| Tibi cernere fas est: The Internal Reader in the Latin Translations of Aratus | Émilie-Jade Poliquin
Pages 123 to 150| Marcus Aurelius in Reuchlin's de arte cabalistica | Pierre Vesperini, Matteo Ceporina
Pages 151 to 156| Notes and Discussions | Philippe Moreau
Pages 157 to 193| Critical Bibliography

Volume 88, Issue 2 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2014/2 Volume LXXXVIII)

2016-11-14T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 7 to 26| The Lexicon of Apsyrtus, Vegetius’ Source (mulom. 3, 13, 4) | Marie-Thérèse Cam
Pages 27 to 58| The Ineffability Topos in Catalogue Poetry | Morgane Cariou
Pages 59 to 64| The Apotheosis of Arsinoe by Callimachus : A Queen and her Models | Alessandra Coppola
Pages 65 to 89| The Etymology of the Latin Verb Sub? | Éric Dieu
Pages 91 to 110| Syllogistic and Mereology in Alexander of Aphrodisias. Remarks on Alexander’s Commentary on the Prior Analytics | Lorenzo Ferroni, Luca Gili
Pages 111 to 135| The Anapests of Plautus and Seneca | Carlo M. Lucarini
Pages 137 to 150| Œdipus’ Eye: A Critical Note on the Interpretation of Sophocles, Œdipus Coloneus, 866 | Christine Mauduit
Pages 151 to 165| Coercion and Persuasion in Prayer. An Aspect of the Polemic between Porphyry and Iamblichus | Andrei Timotin
Pages 167 to 175| Shorter notes. The Summum Imperium Auspiciumque: A New Principle of Roman Public Law? | Frédéric Hurlet
Pages 177 to 219| Critical Bibliography

Volume 88, Issue 1 | Revue de philologie, de littérature et d'histoire anciennes (2014/1 Volume LXXXVIII)

2016-11-14T00:00:00+01:00

Pages 7 to 54| The Fragment on Rhythmics (P.Oxy. 9 + 2687) Attributed to Aristoxenus | Laurent Calvié
Pages 55 to 64| Philologica varia III-V | Michel Casevitz
Pages 65 to 78| Five Remarks on Onomastics and Dialectal Lexicology | Laurent Dubois
Pages 79 to 105| Cicero’s Coherence about Twelve Tables 9.1-2 and Cotta’s Silence about priuilegia | Luca Fezzi
Pages 107 to 123| Monarchy and Democracy among the Etruscans. Regarding etr. me? | Jean Hadas-Lebel
Pages 125 to 149| Menander in the Institutio oratoria | Guillemette Mérot
Pages 151 to 172| From Camenae to Musae: the tribulations of a mistranslated name | Delphine Meunier
Pages 173 to 178| Shorter Notes. A Mosaic Ordered by Symmachus (Epist. 8. 42. 2): praemeditatum opus musiuum | Marie-Thérèse Cam, Hélène Eristov
Pages 179 to 191| Shorter Notes. New Perspectives on Ancient Historiography. A Reading of David S. Levene, Livy on the Hannibalic War | Marielle de Franchis
Pages 193 to 229| Bibliographical Bulletin

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Pages 7 to 14| A Note on Lucan, BC 2. 292 | Florian Barrière
Pages 15 to 36| When the Verbal Root *dheh1- Works as a “Vector Verb”: The Developments of this Usage from Proto-Indo-European to Latin | Jean-Paul Brachet
Pages 37 to 58| Cic., Att. 1.1.2 ; Ascon., p. 93 Cl. and the Career of Q. Curius (RE 7)" | Clément Bur
Pages 59 to 87| Questioning the Date of a Collection of Rhetorical Figures Drawing on Hermogenes' Treatises | Régis Caruso
Pages 89 to 98| Preparing a New Edition of Plotinus’ Treatise 30 (III.8) On Contemplation. A Reading of Chapter 5, 1-17 | Lorenzo Ferroni
Pages 99 to 120| The First Tribunes of the Plebs in the Manuscripts of Dionysius of Halicarnassus | Thibaud Lanfranchi
Pages 121 to 131| Discordia taetra (Verg., Aen. 323-622) | Giampiero Scafoglio
Pages 133 to 149| Propositions for a New Edition of the Fragments of Caecilius of Cale-Acte | Frédérique Woerther
Pages 151 to 155| Pauimenta subregulanea (Pline, nat. 36, 185) | Marie-Thérèse Cam
Pages 157 to 202| Chronicle of Greek Etymology n° 14 (CEG 2015) | Alain Blanc, Charles de Lamberterie
Pages 203 to 256| Bibliographical Bulletin | Pascale Hummel