Vol. 15 (2013)

Articles

• An Offer He Can‘t Refuse: Virtue in the Marketplace in Plato‘s Symposium

  B.W.D. Heystee

  • An Offer He Can‘t Refuse

• Getting Used to God: Augustinian and Avicennian Approaches to the Habit of Mysticism

  Daniel J. Gillis

  • Getting Used to God

• Plato‘s Eros Reflected in Ovid‘s Narcissus

  Kaitlyn Boulding

  • Plato‘s Eros Reflected in Ovid

• Weaving the Great Web: Helen‘s Poetic Perspective in the Iliad

  Hilary Ilkay

  • Weaving the Great Web

• Being and Time in Plato‘s Timaeus

  Daniel Heide

  • Being and Time in Plato

• Ὁ Λόγος Δέων: The Binding Ratio

  Justin Singer

  • Ὁ Λόγος Δέων: The Bin

• Metamorphoses 10.483-500 (Myrrha)

  Brian Lam

  • Myrrha

• Metamorphoses 11.1-19 (Death of Orpheus)

  Brian Lam

  • Death of Orpheus

• ‘Optasne Frixa cum ea?‘: Creating a Model of the Big Mac in Ancient Rome

  William C Coney

  • 'Optasne Frixa cum ea?"

• Epistemology and Ontology in Aristotle‘s History of Philosophy in Metaphysics Book Alpha

  Caroline Michaud

  • Epistemology and Ontology

• Poema Epicum Canadense

  Bruce Russell

  • Poema Epicum Canadense

• “Call me not a lord, for I am lady”: Elagabalus‘ Effeminacy and Subversion of Roman Sexual and Gender Paradigms

  Marybeth Osowski

  • Elagabalus‘ Effeminacy

• Dialectic in Dialogue: Being and History in Aristotle's Metaphysics and Plato's Sophist

  Joseph Gerbasi

  • Dialectic in Dialogue

• Dulce Periculum Est: The Role of Bacchus in the Poetic Process of Horace

  Kevin Gaul

• The Circles of the Soul and their Unity

  Daniel Watson

• An Instructive Failure: The Status of Anaxagoras in Plato‘s Phaedo and Parmenides, and Aristotle‘s Metaphysics Book A

  Simcha Walfish

  • An Instructive Failure

• Pindar: Pythian 2

  Paul McGilvery

  • Pindar: Pythian 2