Dialogos: Hellenic Studies ReviewDavid Ricks, Michael Silk Taylor & Francis, 2000 M01 14 - 157 pages Encompassing Greek language and literature, Greek history and archaeology, and Greek culture and thought, past and present, this journal seeks to foster critical awareness and informed debate in this area. It consists of essays and reviews, translations and original literary work. |
Contents
Fosterage kinship and the circulation | 1 |
Francis Blessington | 21 |
Michael ben Shabbetai | 43 |
By His Own Hand | 83 |
Wolfgang Schadewaldt | 108 |
Notes on contributors | 156 |
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