Harvard Studies in Classical Philology

Harvard Studies in Classical Philology

by G. P. Goold, Department Of Classi Harvard University, Harvard University. Dept. of the Classics

336 pages· 1972· ISBN 9780674379220
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Among the seventeen articles in this volume, dedicated to Walton Brooks McDaniel, are: Language and Characterization in Homer by the late Adam Parry; The Rhythm of Hesiod s "Works and Days" by Charles Rowan Beye; Pindar Fr. 169 by Hugh Lloyd-Jones; Nationality as a Factor in Roman History by F. W. Walbank; Readings in Early Latin by OU Skutsch; On the Date of the "First Eclogue" by Wendell Clausen; The Textual History of Juvenal and the Oxford Lines by George Luck; The Multiples of the AS by James A. Willis; Ostraca Harvardiana by Gerald M. Browne; and A White-Ground Cup by Euphronios by Joan R. Mertens."

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