Classics by Sullivan, H

“…Eliot made repeated, polemical, and idiosyncratic use of the word ‘classic’ and its cognates ‘classical’ and ‘classicism’ in his prose writings. …”

Classical Greek morphology by Barber, P

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Alcibiades, "A classic precursor for Alexander" by Vickers, M

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Dance in language and literature (archaic and classical period) by Bocksberger, S, Garelli, M-H

The classics of EU law revisited: CILFIT and Foto-Frost by Craig, P

“…The decisions in CILFIT40 and Foto-Frost41 are most certainly classics of the ECJ’s jurisprudence, which have served to define and shape the nature of the relationship between the Community courts and national courts under Article 234.…”

The lexicon of Greek personal names and classical web services by Matthews, E, Rahtz, S

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Introduction to Classics in Britain: Scholarship, Education, and Publishing 1800-2000 by Guthenke, C

Momos advises Zeus: Changing representations of 'Cypria' fragment 1 by Barker, E

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Theophoric names and the history of Greek Religion by Parker, R

Subjects: “…Classical Greek…”

Forging a link with the past: the evidence from Thessalian cemeteries in the archaic and classical periods by Stamatopoulou, M

“…This paper focuses on a diagnostic trait of Thessalian funerary archaeology, namely the combined use of the earthen mound with a corbel-vaulted tomb equipped with a round (tholos) or rectilinear chamber during the Archaic and Classical periods. The date of the construction of the corbel-vaulted tholoi and chambers in the late 6th and 5th centuries BC, and their concentration at Krannon and Pharsalos are significant. …”

Adoption and adaptation of Greek iconography in Cypriot votive figures during the Late Archaic and Classical period by Ulbrich, A

“…After summarising this general historical, cultural and religious background, the paper gives an overview of the iconographies and motifs of Late Archaic (CA II) Cypriot anthropomorphic votive-figures, before exploring the gradual adoption and adaptation of Greek iconography from the mid-6th century BC throughout the Classical period. The focus lies on certain and possible deity images, during the entire period, while male and female votary figures will be presented more summarily. …”

Cross Graffiti as Physical Means to Christianize the Classical City: An Exploration of Their Function, Meaning, Topographical, and Socio-Historical Contexts by Jacobs, I

Conclusion by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

The first biographers: Plutarch and Suetonius by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Pity in Plutarch by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Sophocles' learning curve by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Seeing a Roman tragedy through Greek eyes: Shakespeare's Julius Caesar by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Childhood and personality in Greek biography by Pelling, C

Subjects: “…Hellenic (Classical Greek) literature…”

Tragedy, rhetoric, and performance culture by Pelling, C

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Is death the end? Closure in Plutarch's Lives by Pelling, C

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