3. History
Books
2025.1.3.01
Anson, E.M. (ed.) 2024. Brill’s companion to the campaigns of Philip II and Alexander the Great. Brill’s companions in Classical Studies: Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean World 10. Leiden.
(ISBN 9789004715035)
2025.1.3.02
Kühne, S. 2024. Kommunikation, Konsens und Konflikt. Neuere Untersuchungen zu den persisch-griechischen Beziehungen. Oriens et occidens 43. Stuttgart.
(ISBN 9783515133135)
2025.1.3.03
McClure, L. 2024. Phryne of Thespiae. Courtesan, muse, and myth. Women in antiquity. New York.
(ISBN 9780197580844)
Articles
2025.1.3.04
Beck, H. 2025. “Along the Mystery Highway: Eleusis and Thebes in the Archaic Age.” In H. Beck and S. Scharff (eds.), Beyond Mysteries. The Local World of Ancient Eleusis. Religions in the Graeco-Roman World 199. Leiden: 43–75.
2025.1.3.05
Beck, H. 2025. “Thebes.” In P. Cartledge and P. Christesen (eds.), Oxford History of the Archaic Greek World, Volume 6: Rhodes to Western Sicily. Oxford: 469–644.
2025.1.3.06
Campa, N.T. 2025. “The Plataians in Athens. Citizens in an Enclave.” Transactions of the American Philological Association 155.1: 1–33.
2025.1.3.07
Finn, J. 2024. “Military Propaganda in the Campaigns of Alexander the Great.” In E.M. Anson (ed.), Brill’s companion to the campaigns of Philip II and Alexander the Great. Brill’s companions in Classical Studies: Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean World 10. Leiden: 392–428.
2025.1.3.08
Franchi, E. 2024. “Memorie focidesi. Il passaggio dei Persiani nella valle del Cefiso.” Pelargòs 5: 57–68.
2025.1.3.09
Giroux, C. 2025. “Plutarch’s Eleusis.” In H. Beck and S. Scharff (eds.), Beyond Mysteries. The Local World of Ancient Eleusis. Religions in the Graeco-Roman World 199. Leiden: 421–448.
2025.1.3.10
Kõiv, M. 2025. “Hesiod, Farmers, basilēes and polis. A Reconsideration.” Klio 107: 23–61.
2025.1.3.11
Konijnendijk, R. 2024. “Fighting poleis. Greek cities at war.” In M. Flohr and A. Zuiderhoek (eds.), A Companion to Cities in the Greco-Roman World. Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World. Hoboken: 407–423.
2025.1.3.12
McAuley, A. 2024. “From Alexandria to Helikon. King, Queen, and Koinon in the Valley of the Muses.” Politica Antica 14: 25–40.
2025.1.3.13
Michels, C. 2025. “Eleusis, Theseus and the Burial of the Seven against Thebes.” In H. Beck and S. Scharff (eds.), Beyond Mysteries. The Local World of Ancient Eleusis. Religions in the Graeco-Roman World 199. Leiden: 359–370.
2025.1.3.14
Moggi, M. 2025. “Agricoltora e altre attivà a Tebe e Tespie. Qualche considerazione.” In S. Ferrucci (ed.), Mauro Moggi. La polis e dintorni. Saggi raccolti in occassione del 75° compleanno. Pisa: 405–422.
2025.1.3.15
Ortencio Flores, S. 2024. “Delphi and the Panhellenic Origins of Philosophy in Plato’s Protagoras.” The Classical Journal 120.4: 379–400.
2025.1.3.16
Pisano, C. 2024. “Autorità, scettro, agency. Dai basileîs di Omero agli hierómenoi di Cheronea.” Gerión. Revista de Historia Antigua 42.2: 357–369.
2025.1.3.17
Pownall, F. 2024. “Philip’s Grand Strategy.” In E. M. Anson (ed.), Brill’s companion to the campaigns of Philip II and Alexander the Great. Brill’s companions in Classical Studies: Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean World 10. Leiden: 17–34.
2025.1.3.18
Simonton, M. 2024. “Politics and Political Institutions in Archaic and Classical Greek cities.” In M. Flohr and A. Zuiderhoek (eds.), A Companion to Cities in the Greco-Roman World. Blackwell Companions to the Ancient World. Hoboken: 219–235.
2025.1.3.19
Van Wijk, R. 2023–2024 [2025]. “Stuck between a rock and a hard place. Oropian epigraphic practices in a Macedonian world (338–200 BCE).” Talanta 55–56: 105–144.
Reviews
2025.1.3.20
Funke, M. 2024. Phryne. A life in fragments. London. Reviewed by: Souza Buzelli, J.L. 2025. Bryn Mawr Classical Review. BMCR 2025.02.52
2025.1.3.21
Giroux, C. (ed.) 2022. Plutarch. Cultural Practices in a Connected World. Teiresias Supplements Online, Volume 3. (TJO 2022.2.5.13) Reviewed by: Pinheiro, J.J.S. 2025. Atlantis Review 62: 151–154. and Pinheiro, J.J.S. 2024. Humanitas 84: 151–156.
2025.1.3.22
McClure, L. 2024. Phryne of Thespiae. Courtesan, muse, and myth. Women in antiquity. New York. (TJO 2025.1.3.03) Reviewed by: Budin, S.L. 2025. Classical Review 75.1: 192–196.