STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY III Near Fine

Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear. ; Laroche R. A. Early Roman Chronology: Its Schematic Nature; Grieve L. J. Tabulae Caeritum; Keaveney A. Sulla and the Gods; Mitchell S. Cornish Tin, Iulius Caesar, and the Invasion of Britain; Kitchell K. F. Et patruum reddidit Arpocratem: A Reinterpretation of Catullus, c. 74; Northrup M. D. Vergil on the Birth of Poetry: A Reading of the Fourth Eclogue; Baker R. J. The Threshold of Loneliness: Propertius, I, 18; Genovese E. N. Serpent Leitmotif in the Metamorphoses; Miller J. F. Ovid's Divine Interlocutors in the Fasti; Merzlak R. F. Furor in Seneca's Phaedra; Levick B. Nero's Quinquennium; Newmyer S. Imagery as a Means of Character Portrayal in Lucan; Colton R. E. Some Lexical Notes on Martial and Juvenal; Brown R. D. The Litter: A Satirical Symbol in Juvenal and Others; Deroux C. Domitian, the Kingfish and the Prodigies: A Reading of Juvenal's Fourth Satire; Fletcher G. B. A. On the Annals of Tacitus again; Peachin M. Johannes Malalas and the Moneyers' Revolt; Bruce L. D. Diocletian, the Proconsul Iulianus, and the Manichaeans; Drinkwater J. F. The "Pagan Underground", Constantius II's "Secret Service", and the Survival, and the Usurpation of Julian the Apostate; Astin A. E. Observations on the De rebus bellicis ; Collection Latomus Volume 180; Vol. 3; 440 pages