Classics@ Journal

Volumes

Volume 5

Classics@5: Derveni Papyrus Conference Proceedings

In July, 2008, the Center for Hellenic Studies hosted a three-day symposium on the Derveni Papyrus in light of the recent publication of the edition by Theokritos Kouremenos, George M. Parássoglou, and Kyriakos Tsantsanoglou (Florence, Olschki, 2006). The symposium was an opportunity to gather scholars who in the course of the past decades have been working on this text to address a set of issues relating to the edition and integration of the papyrus, its translation, and its interpretation. Several… Read more

Volume 2

Classics@2: Ancient Mediterranean Cultural Informatics

The papers published in this volume of Classics@ directly resulted from a workshop that was designed to bring together a group of scholars interested in the possibilities afforded by the electronic manipulation of texts, and particularly how current standards — XML, XSLT, and Unicode, to name a few — can help us create, analyse, connect, and share the materials with which we work. Read more … Read more

Volume 1

Classics@1, Issue 2: Women and Property

The collection of papers published in this volume derive from a colloquium held at the Center for Hellenic Studies in August 2003, which brought together scholars of ancient Greece, the Levant, Egypt, and Mesopotamia in order to initiate cross-cultural study and cross-disciplinary exchange focusing on free women as active participants in the control of property … Read more … Read more

Volume 1

Classics@1, Issue 1: New Epigrams Attributed to Posidippus of Pella

The guest editors of the first issue of Classics@ have constructed an in-progress working document of the Posidippus text first established by Bastianini-Gallazzi in the Italian editio princeps. While based ultimately on the editio princeps and, partly, on the editio minor, this text continues to be re-thought in light of ongoing restorations proposed in publications and general communication among Classics scholars. Read more … Read more