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Recently published and free to read!. HECATAEUS OF MILETUS FR. 310 JACOBY: A DISPLAY OF COLLECTIVE GREEK IDENTITIES IN EGYPT OR A NAVIGATION MANUAL? by Alexander Fantalkin (Tel Aviv University) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

Recently published and free to read!. THE SIMILES OF TRIPHIODORUS by Manos Tsakiris (The University of Manchester) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

RT @CambUP_Classics: The #PaperOfTheMonth from Classical Quarterly is "A daisy chain? Rervm Romanarvm—carptim perscriptarvm—florentissimvs….

RT @CambUP_Classics: Bianca Mazzinghi Gori's blog and research, out now in 'The #ClassicalQuarterly', examine how texts reveal 'clear aware….

Recently published and free to read!. NOTES ON THE TEXT AND INTERPRETATION OF CICERO, DE HARVSPICVM RESPONSIS by Andrew R. Dyck (University of California, Los Angeles) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

Recently published:. A REASSESSMENT OF THE GALLI AND THE ARCHIGALLI OF MAGNA MATER, THEIR DIFFERENCES AND THEIR CITIZEN STATUS IN ROME by Christopher Cavanagh (University of Chester) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

RT @CambUP_Classics: New Issue of The Classical Quarterly now available.📚 @Classical_Assoc #ClassicalQuarterly #C….

Recently published and free to read!. A DAISY CHAIN? RERVM ROMANARVM—CARPTIM PERSCRIPTARVM—FLORENTISSIMVS AVCTOR by Christopher B. Krebs (Stanford University / Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

We are very pleased to announce that Classical Quarterly 74.2 (December 2024) has been published. It contains 29 Articles and 11 Shorter Notes.

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Recently published and free to read!. DENOMINATIVE VERBS FROM ATIMIA IN THE ATTIC ORATORS AND BEYOND by Linda Rocchi (University of Copenhagen) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

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Recently published and free to read!. (RE)APPRAISING THE PARTHENON FRIEZE: ‘DIVINESPACE’ AND ‘MORTALSPACE’ by Ellie Mackin Roberts (University of Bristol) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

Recently published and free to read!. REVIVING PAST POTENTIALS IN CLASSICAL GREEK by Arjan A. Nijk (University of Amsterdam) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core -

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