Table of Contents
Articles
| The "first friend" in Plato's Lysis | |
| Aaron Higgins-Brake |
| Appropriation and approximation: tensions between “Greekness” and “Otherness” in the Ptolemaic Dynasty | |
| Marybeth Osowski |
| The importance of literary elements in Thucydides’ speeches | |
| Jacob Glover |
| The οἴκος and its destruction in Euripides’ The Bacchae | |
| Brian Heystee |
| Christianity: the mystery religion par excellence? | |
| Daniel Heide |
| Pastor Perfidus | |
| Kevin Gaul |
| The ascending angle | |
| Justin Singer |
| Two poems by Asclepiades | |
| Tanisha Chakma |
| “… and I am drunk on your wine lips” | |
| Tanisha Chakma |
| The connection of the care for self and other in Plato’s Laches | |
| Will Tilleczek |
| "Honour is a mere scutcheon: and so ends my catechism” | |
| Tanisha Chakma |
| On form and matter: it's all good | |
| Bruce Russell |
| Homoousias and hypostasis: the Christology of John of Damascus | |
| Alanah Josey |
| A Semonidian fragment (7) | |
| Paul McGilvery |
| Contributors to this issue | |
| vol. 16 Authors |