The Tragic and Comic Poet of the Symposium

Focus on the final scene in Plato\u27s Symposium leads to consideration of the relationship between tragedy and comedy in Plato\u27s composition of dialogues and thought. The tragic poet and comic poet are the same person; Plato combines tragedy and comedy in his portrait of Socrates

Diogenes of Oenoanda: the New Discoveries (1968-1976)

Short bibliography of the state of the art on the fragments of Diogenes of Oenoanda as of December 1976

The scandal of Dionysos on Paros (the Mnesiepes inscription E1 III)

Analysis of lines 31-35 from the third column of the Mnesiepes inscription. At first, the poet’s Dionysiac language was regarded as offensive by his fellows-citiziens

Lesbian Armour: Alcaeus fr. 140 Voigt

This essay is meant to remove Alcaeus fr. 140 Voigt from the scrutiny of archaeological philologists and archaeologists to literary criticism, although I am concerned with the archaeological record. Its purpose is to show both its structure (as this can be reconstructed in want of the first two lines) and the description of the arms stored in the storehouse of Odysseus’ Palace on Ithaca in Od. 21 and 22

Improving Information and Performance in Grain Marketing: an Assessment of Current Market Information Systems, and Recommendations for Developing a Public Grain MIS

This paper focuses on one dimension which is at the core of all modern economies: how to provide private and public agents with timely and accurate information regarding current and expected future market conditions. Its objective is to show the need for a public market information system for agricultural markets in Ethiopia, and to present concrete proposals that can be reviewed, debated, and modified as necessary by the relevant Ethiopian authorities in collaboration with Food Security Research Project (FSRP) personnel.food security, food policy, Crop Production/Industries, Marketing, Q18,

Lucretius' translation of Greek philosophy

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washingto

Epicurus’ Κυρία Δόξα xvii

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Sailing to Lampsacus: Diogenes of Oenoanda, New Fragment 7

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