La figure très hellénistique d’Iphigénie dans l’Alexandra de Lycophron… Quels parallèles dans l’iconographie ? by Christophe Cusset, Pascale Linant de Bellefonds

“…Iphigeneia can be conceived of as a very Hellenistic figure: her fate and several of her features were indeed very likely to become a matter of deep interest for the Hellenistic poet-scholars who keenly studied recondite mythological details and alternative versions of myths. …”
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Alessandro Magno, Eracle e la leonté nella glittica ellenistica e romana by Giovanni Frumusa

“…This iconography spread with success among Hellenistic kings and Romans.…”
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Leonidas of Tarentum, Fifty-nine epigrams: text, translation, and commentary by Massimo, D

“…The present thesis is an edition with translation and commentary of 59 epigrams of the Hellenistic poet Leonidas of Tarentum. It starts with an Introduction which, after briefly tracing the history of the scholarly work on Leonidas, considers general aspects pertaining to his life, his work, and his poems. …”

Life, love and death in Latin poetry by Frangoulidis, S, Harrison, S

“…Inspired by Theodore Papanghelis’ Propertius: A Hellenistic Poet on Love and Death (1987), this collective volume brings together seventeen contributions, written by an international team of experts, exploring the different ways in which ...…”

La influencia de la Retórica sobre la Historiografía desde el Helenismo a la Antigüedad Tardía by Antonio López Eire

“…The present article analyzes the influence of the Rhetoric (in the Hellenistic Age, the discipline known as “Rhetoric of Hermes”, and, from the Imperial Age onwards, the discipline known as “Classicist Rhetoric”) on the Ancient Historiography from the Hellenism to the Late Antiquity.…”
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La influencia de la Retórica sobre la Historiografía desde el Helenismo a la Antigüedad Tardía by López Eire, Antonio

“…The present article analyzes the influence of the Rhetoric (in the Hellenistic Age, the discipline known as “Rhetoric of Hermes”, and, from the Imperial Age onwards, the discipline known as “Classicist Rhetoric”) on the Ancient Historiography from the Hellenism to the Late Antiquity.…”
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The Elusive King in Search of the Portraits of Mithridates VI Eupator by Agnieszka Fulińska

“…The object of analysis are their iconographical features as well as their dependence on Hellenistic royal portraitures as well as the issue of imitatio Alexandri. …”
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Технологични наблюдения върху декоративната техника в гробницата при с. Александрово. Проблемът за органичните свързватели в античността... by Doroteia Giurdzhiiska

“…Kitov, it became a part of the small group of monuments from the Hellenistic period in Thrace with preserved paintings. …”
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Gaye Çarmıklı Koleksiyonu ve Sadberk Hanım Müzesi’nden Doğuran Kadın Amuletleri / The Amulets for Woman Giving Birth in the Gaye Çarmıklı Collection and Sadberk Hanım Museum... by Çilem UYGUN, Melih Arslan

“…A Late Hellenistic date is suggested for the Amulet-3, whose stylistic differences are observed. …”
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Dating the <i>Homeric Hymn to Selene</i>: Evidence and Implications by Alexander E. W. Hall

“…Probable references to the hymn by Aristophanes and Empedocles point to an archaic date instead of Hellenistic or later; its focus on beauty rather than divine intercession gives the hymn more an aesthetic than a hymnic force.…”
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From <i>Dialogos</i> to Dialogue: The Use of the Term from Plato to the Second Century CE by Katarzyna Jazdzewska

“…<p>In Plato the verb διαλέγεσθαι is far more common than the noun, and both denote question-and-answer discussions; it was only in the Hellenistic period that διάλογος became a genre term, though its other meanings survived.…”
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The Book of Obadiah in the Septuagint by Barbara Strzałkowska

“…The Greek translation of Obad contained in the LXX is particularly important because it represents a way of understanding the Book going back to pre-Christian, Hellenistic times, which strongly emphasised the theme of threats to Israel from other nations. …”
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Negotiating Identity through the Architecture and Interior Decoration of Elite Households in Ptolemaic Egypt by Sara E. Cole

“…These households were visually in dialogue both with broader Hellenistic trends and with their Egyptian context.…”
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Mammals in the economy of ancient Porphyreon (Lebanon) by Joanna Piątkowska-Małecka

“…Raising goats for meat was more significant initially; from the Hellenistic period onwards, the number of sheep reared for milk and wool increased. …”
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The Aesthetics of Rhetoric in On the Sublime of Longinus by Fee-Alexandra HAASE

“…This article localizes the treatise On the Sublime in the Hellenistic culture of the 3rd century. It is by some scholars attributed to Cassius Longinus, while others reject this attribution and cultural context completely. …”
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Le « meilleur » et le « pire » chez Apollonios de Rhodes, ou de l’art d’être plus « homérique » qu’Homère by Éric Dieu

“…This tendency to use what, in the Homeric language, differs from classical and Hellenistic prose, sometimes leads to paradoxical results: for example, the only two occurrences of ἀμείνων in Apollonius, while clearly inspired by the Homeric influence, are, from another point of view, closer to the Homeric uses of ἀρείων than to those of ἀμείνων. …”
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Relació succinta de les vicissituds d’hel·lenistes i llatinistes a la Secció Filològica de l’Institut d’Estudis Catalans by Mariàngela Vilallonga

“…Ce texte retrace la présence des hellénistes et des latinistes dans la section philologique de l’Institut d’Estudis Catalans, depuis sa création en 1911 jusqu’à nos jours.…”
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Study of materials and technology of ancient floor mosaics&apos; substrate by Vincenzo Starinieri, Ioanna Papayianni, Maria Stefanidou

“…A number of floor mosaics&apos; substrates of Hellenistic and Roman period from archaeological sites in Greece and Italy are under study. …”
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Cleopatra, or Ariadne Return to a surpassed argument by Miguel Ángel Elvira Barba

“…The iconography of the Hellenistic statue called <em>Sleeping Ariadne</em>, known throw several Roman copies, has been interpreted in various ways from the Renaissance till today. …”
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Epigrammatic Communication in Callimachus’ <i>Epigrams</i> by Thomas A. Schmitz

“…<span style="font-family: Times; font-size: medium;">In the complex ambiguities of voice achieved in their epigrams, Callimachus and other Hellenistic epigrammatists were anticipated by and learned from the varied voices of inscribed epigrams, some of which they could read in book form.…”
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