Harvard Studies in Classical Philology

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By D. R. Shackleton Bailey

    ON THE ALEXANDROS OF EURIPIDES David Kovacs A BOUT Euripides ' Alexandros we are , comparatively speaking , fairly well informed . The book fragments , it is true , are unhelpful , but we have several major papyrus fragments , a number ...

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By D. R. Shackleton Bailey

    12 But nowhere does Sophocles suggest that Oedipus was at any time totally deprived of food or drink , including wine . ... R. C. Jebb , Sophocles , The Plays and Fragments , Part II : The Oedipus Coloneus ( Cambridge 1889 ) 28 ...

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By R. J. Tarrant

    He would , of course , have some idea of which friends of the defendant might speak on his behalf , but he could not be sure in ... This objection is not new ; it was probably the reason that induced early critics to obelize 100–101 .

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By G. P. Goold

    This dilemma is fundamental to the myth dramatized by Euripides . Phaethon's mother , Klymene , assures him that Helios rather than Merops is his real father , and that Phaethon is entitled to one request from Helios .

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By G. P. Goold

    Not only that , they point to the victor's crown and to the moment he received it . But it is this particularly epinician resonance of the verb which scholars have neglected at Olympian 1.8-9 . If the verb calls a crown to mind ...

  • Harvard studies in classical philology

    ... hamartia simply will not fit Sophocles . . . still less will it explain Euripides , " wrote W. C. Greene , and many other scholars have expressed themselves in similar terms . Whitman even prefaced the treatment of Sophocles in his book ...

  • Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
    By D. R. Shackleton Bailey

    BAR KOKHBA COINS AND DOCUMENTS LEO MILDENBERG N April 1949 I published an article on the Eleazar coins of the Bar Kokhba rebellion , introducing the die - comparison methodology into Jewish numismatics.1 At the same time , " decisive ...