The Further Academic Papers of Sir Hugh

Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones has a worldwide reputation as one of the foremost classical scholars of his generation. This collection of papers, which follows on from the two volumes published in 1990, reflects his exceptionally wide interests in the fields of Greek epic, lyric, tragedy, comedy,Hellenistic literature, religion, and intellectual history.

I. EPIC

1(R149). Becoming Homer

3

(15)

2(115). Curses and Divine Anger in Early Greek Epic: The Pisander Scholion

18

(21)

II. LYRIC

3(90+91). The Cousin of Aiolos Hippotades (Stesichorus (?), P. Oxy. 3876, fr. 62 = Ineditorum Stesichoreorum fr. 62 Davies)

39

(8)

4(104). Alcaeus, fr. 130b. 1-2 Voigt

47

(4)

5(105). Lykaon and Kyknos

51

(10)

6(100). Notes on the New Simonides

61

(4)

7(92). Pindar, Olympian 8. 53

65

(4)

8(96). Two Conjectures on Pindar's Fourth Paean (50-3)

69

(6)

9 (108). Pindar, Pythian 8.95-6

75

III. TRAGEDY

10(R135). Fragmenta Aeschylea

85

(5)

11(89). Erinyes, Semnai Theai, Eumenides

90

(10)

12(98). Aeschylus, Eumenides 750-1

100

(2)

13(R118). Fragmenta Sophodea

102

(4)

14(95). Helikaon (Sophocles fr. 10e. 8; fr. 210. 47-53)

106

(4)

15(97). OMMA in Sophocles, Electra 902 and Oedipus Tyrannus 81

110

(5)

16(103). Notes on Fragments of Sophocles

115

(21)

17(93). Sophocles, Oedipus Coloneus 1729-30

136

(1)

18(R137). Review of Kamerbeek, Oedipus Coloneus

137

(4)

19(109). Ritual and Tragedy

141

(22)

20 (R148). West on Aeschylus

163

(18)

21(116). Zeus, Prometheus, and Greek Ethics

181

(24)

IV. COMEDY 22(R157). Review of Arnott, Alexis

205

(6)

V HELLENISTIC LITERATURE

23 (110+111). The Pride of Halicarnassus

211

(22)

24(R162). Review of Schade, Lykophrons Ddyssee'

233

(3)

25(R165). The New Posidippus

236

(6)

26(113+114+117). Notes on P.Mil.Vogl. VIII 309

242

(4)

27(118). All by Posidippus?

246

(4)

28 (R164). Review of Silvia Barbantani, NTIC Φατιc Nι ηφomicron omicron c

250

(3)

29(101). Again the Tattoo Elegy

253

(6)

VI. INTELLECTUAL HISTORY

30 (R136). Review of Calder et al., Friedrich Gottlieb Welcker

259

(4)

31 (R139). Usener's Influence

263

(4)

32(R143). Classics at Göttingen

267

(3)

33 (R142). The Uses of Greek and Latin

270

(4)

34 (R150). Review of Grafton, Defenders of the Text

274

(5)

35 (R151). Review of Grafton, New Worlds, Ancient Texts

279

(5)

36(R158). Review of Flashar, Altertumswissenschaft in den 20er Jahren

284

(32)

37(R159). Review of Schwinge, Die Wissenschaften vom Altertum

316

(15)

38 (R146). Review of Gigante, Classico e mediazione

331

(3)

39 (R160). Review of Marchand, Down from Olympus

334

(13)

40 (R144). Review ofArrighetti etal., La filologia greca e latina

347

(6)

41(107+R163). Jane Ellen Harrison, 1850-1928

353

(40)

VII. MISCELLANEOUS

42 (R155). Review of Woodbury, Collected Writings

393

(5)

43 (R156). Review of Pretagostini (ed.), Tradizione e innovazione

398

(17)

VIII. RELIGION

44(112). Ancient Greek Religion and Modern Ethics

415

(18)

Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones: Bibliography

433

(14)

Indexes

Authors and Texts

447

(2)

Greek Words

449

(1)

Modern Authors

450

(4)

General

454

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