Eos CI (2014), fasc. 2

Published 31 December 2014 Full issue (PDF)

Conspectus materiae

Paginae priores

  1. Title pages

  2. Conspectus materiae

Commentationes

  1. Bartłomiej Bednarek

    Mélange of Melanaegis and Leukaspis: On the Aetiology of the Apatouria Festival

    Pages 159–168
  2. Agnieszka Kotlińska-Toma

    Is Ending a Wretched Life Pardonable? Attitudes Toward Suicide in Greek Funerary Epigrams

    Pages 169–185
  3. Olga Kubica

    Beyond Influence: A Reflection on the History of Research on the Milindapañha with a Comparison of the Text to the Kitab Al Khazari

    Pages 187–206
  4. Elżbieta Wesołowska

    Circe in Petronius Sat. 126, 1–139, 4

    Pages 207–218
  5. Spyridon Tzounakas

    Pompey as Ludibrium Pelagi in Lucan: A Horatian Reminiscence

    Pages 219–226
  6. Paulina Komar

    Greek Wines for the Roman Elite: In Search of Eastern Luxuries on Western Tables

    Pages 227–244
  7. Cezary Dobak

    Historical Thinking in the Life of Saint Theoktiste of Lesbos

    Pages 245–274
  8. Kamil Biały

    The Authorship of the Lost Source of John Skylitzes’ Synopsis Historion in the Chapter About the Reign of Michael IV

    Pages 275–284
  9. Serguey Sharypkin

    Zum kategorialen Status des Vokativs. Der Vokativ in den klassischen Sprachen

    Pages 285–310
  10. Andrew Breeze

    Two Ancient Names: Britanni and Londinium

    Pages 311–323

Summaria dissertationum inauguralium

  1. Wojciech Pietruszka

    The Municipal Elites of Campania in the Antonine-Severan Period

    Pages 325–334

Censurae librorum

  1. Joanna Komorowska

    R.B. Rutherford, Greek Tragic Style. Form, Language and Interpretation, Cambridge 2012

    Pages 335–337
  2. Joanna Komorowska

    F. Leigh (ed.), The Eudemian Ethics on the Voluntary, Friendship and Luck, Leiden–Boston 2012

    Pages 338–339
  3. Spyridon Tzounakas

    J.F. Gaertner, B.C. Hausburg, Caesar and the Bellum Alexandrinum: An Analysis of Style, Narrative Technique, and the Reception of Greek Historiography, Göttingen 2013

    Pages 340–342
  4. Marian Szarmach

    K. Tuszyńska, Dyskurs Diona z Prusy w Mowach o królestwie. Mariaż retoryki z filozofią, Poznań 2014

    Pages 343–345
  5. Lechosław Olszewski

    B.C. Ewald, C.F. Noreña (eds.), The Emperor and Rome. Space, Representation, and Ritual, Cambridge 2010

    Pages 346–348
  6. Joanna Komorowska

    P. Riedlberger, Domninus of Larissa: Enchiridion and Spurious Works, Pisa–Roma 2013

    Pages 349–350
  7. Maria Łukaszewicz-Chantry

    M. Maślanka-Soro, Powrót Melpomeny. Tragedia włoska od średniowiecznego odrodzenia po renesansowy rozkwit, Kraków 2013

    Pages 351–353
  8. Sylwester Dworacki

    G. Karsai, G. Klaniczay, D. Movrin, E. Olechowska (eds.), Classics and Communism. Greek and Latin behind the Iron Curtian, Ljubljana–Budapest–Warsaw 2013

    Pages 354–357

  1. Libri anno MMXIV recepti

    Pages 358