[publicclassics] Akroterion 65

[Kai Brodersen]

Philip Bosman has kindly forwarded information on Akroterion 65:


Akroterion 65 (2020) is now published and available online at https://akroterion.journals.ac.za/pub.

Table of Contents:

Richard Whitaker, 'Poverty as a challenge to wealth in Homer's Odyssey'

Amy Martin, 'Portrait of a poet: Erinna's ekphrastic epigram, AP 6.352'

Martine de Marre, 'Warfare and women in the ancient world'

Dylan Futter, 'Socrates on poetry and the wisdom of Simonides'

Luiz Ribeiro, '"Your love is like bad medicine"': The medical tradition of lovesickness in the legends of Hippocrates and Erasistratus of Ceos'

Anthofili Kallergi, 'Self-deprecation of Horace's satirical voice during the Saturnalia celebrations (Satires 2.3 and 2.7)'

Marianne Dircksen, 'Analogous characters: Tacitus' Livia Augusta and Agrippina Minor'

Louise Müller, 'Saint Nicholas' beleaguered black companion(s): A study of the contested nature and late antique history of Santa's helpers in the Dutch Saint Nicholas feast'

Michael Lambert, 'Herodotus and the 1820 settlers in South Africa: Historiographies of colonization and the "cacophony of voices"'

Nikola Bruni, 'The professional Greek mercenary in Saite Egypt'.

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