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Greece & Rome, Vol. 57, No. 2, © The Classical Association, 2010. All rights reserved doi:10.1017/S0017383510000483 GREECE & ROM SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 57 Page numbers in italics indicate figures; in bold, tables. CHILDREN, RELIGIOUS ROLES OF, 117-19, 120, 21 AESCHYLUS: CICERO: Agamemnon, 292-8 De amicitia, 67-8 AGEING, 355-77 De republica, 8-11, 17 ALCMAEON, 357, 375 Verrines, 325-8 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, 305, 315 (CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA, 338 ANTI-CHRISTIAN ACCUSATIONS, 337—54 APULEIUS: Metamorphoses, 107-16 ARISTOTLE, 357, 375-6 DoMITIAN, 77—8, 86—106 Nicomachean Ethics, 66—7 ASCLEPIUS, CULT OF, 92—3, 376 ATHENAGORAS: Legatio pro Christianis, 338, 340 EMPEDOCLES, 357, 373 AULUS GELLIUS, 326 EPIPHANIUS, 344—5 BACCHANALIA, 344 FLATTERY, 65—76 BALBUS, 324 BIBLE Deuteronomy 5:16, 360 Genesis, 360 GALEN, 347-9 Psalm 90:10, 364 On Consolation from Grief, 3279-87 GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON, 317 (GRAECO-ROMAN WARFARE, 304-18 GREEK TRAGEDY, 289—303 CAESAR, 305, 315, 319-36 CAMILLI, 117-19 H Campus Martius, 89-91 CANNIBALISM, 339-41, 343, 345, 350-4 HEALING CULTS, 93-6 CARNEADES, 1—20 HERoOpoTuS, 355, 357, 361, 364, 366 CARTHAGE, RAIDS ON, 59-63 HESIOD: CeLcus, 346-7, 349 Works and Days, 357, 35 CHARACTER IN GREEK TRAGEDY, 289-91 HIPPOCRATIC TEXTS, SUBJECT INDEX ‘TO VOLUME 57 HOMER: ORIGEN, 338, 340, 352 Thad, 357, 358, 36 Odyssey, 356, 357 5 5 P Homeric Hymn V, 358-9 HORACE, 65-76 PANAETIUS, 9-10, 15-17 Epistles, 65-7 PARCHMENT CODEX, 379-87 Odes, 73 4 PHIBIONITES, 345 Satires, 65-76 PHILODEMUS, 65-76 On Flattery, 67 PINDAR: Nemean Odes, 3 IMPERIAL HEALING CULT, 96—106 Pythian Odes, IMPERIAL WONDERS, 77—106 IRATES, 319—36 IMPERIALISM, 1—20 PLATO: INCEST, 338-9, 343, 345, Phaedrus, 21—46 INFANTICIDE, 340, 3 Republic, 5—6 IRENAEUS, 344 PLINY THE ELDER: IuNius IUNcus, 319 32 , 334, 33 Natural History, 366 PLINY THE YOUNGER: Epistulae, 341-2 Panegyricus, 105-6 JosepHus, 81, 83-5, 103—4, 35] PLUTARCH: JusTIN Martyr, 338, 342 Caesar, 319-21 Pompey, 328 K POLYAENUS: Stratagems, KIDNAPPING, OF CAESAR BY PIRATES, 319—36 Poryspius, 11, 16-17 PORPHYRY OF [TYRE Adversus Christianos, 347—50 PRE-BATTLE EXHORTATIONS, 304—18 LIFE SPAN, 364-7 PyTHAGORAS, 357, 363-4 Livy, 51, 53-7, 59 LONGEVITY, 355-77 LUCIAN, 338 Macrobu, 366 READING MINDS IN GREEK TRAGEDY, 289-303 {LYON AND VIENNE CHRISTIANS, 339 RHETORIC, 21—46 ROMAN ANTI-CHRISTIAN IMPUTATIONS, 337—54 M ROMAN BOOKS, 379—87 ROMAN WARFARE, 47—64, 304-18 MACEDONIA, RAIDS ON, 52-7 MAHABHARATA, 360 MartTIL, 381 MENTALIZING, 290-2 SACRIFICE, 117—19, 120 MICHIGAN MEDICAL CODEX, 384—5 SEABORNE RAIDS, 47—57, 58, 59-64 MIMNERMUS, 357, 362 SOLON, 357, 362—4 MIND-READING, 290-303 SOPHOCLES: Minucius FELIx, 338—40 Antigone, 298-303 Oedipus Coloneus, 357, 362 O SUETONIUS: Life of Fultus Caesar, 319-20, 322-5, Oppius, 324-5, 329 332-6 SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 57 Life of Titus, 85 Life of Vespastan, 79-80, 89-91, 101, 103 VALERIUS Maximus, 320, 323 VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, 320—1, 323 VESPASIAN, 77--106 TACITUS: Annales, 346, 348 Histories, 79, 81—2, 104 TEMPLUM Divorum, 89-91, 94-8 XENOPHON: TERTULLIAN, 338, 340, 342, 354 Anabasis, 312—13 ‘THEOPHILUS OF ANTIOCH, 338 Constitution of the Laced ‘THEOPHRASTUS, 67-8 Cyropaedia, 305, 318 "THEORY OF MIND, 290-1 Hellenica, 304, 312, ‘THRASYBULUS, 304 ‘THUCYDIDES, 5—6, 8, 16, 51, 309-12, 35 . 361. / 376 Titus, 83 TRAJAN, 105—6 "TRAIAN’S RESCRIPT, 339 GREECE & ROME SECOND SERIES 2010 VOL. 57 CONTENTS NUMBER 1 APRIL Notes on Contributors Carneades and the Conceit of Rome: Transhistorical Approaches to Imperialism Maithew P Fitzpatrick Rhetoric and Philosophy in Plato’s Phaedrus Daniel Werner Roman Seaborne Raids During the Mid-Republic: Sideshow or Headline Feature? Edward Bragg Flattery and Frankness in Horace and Philodemus Ferome Kemp A Healing Touch for Empire: Vespasian’s Wonders in Domitianic Rome Trevor S. Luke Cupid Grows Up Fames Morwood Addendum: The Religious Roles of Children in the Provinces Inga C. Mantle Subject Reviews 122 Greek Literature Malcolm Heath 128 Latin Literature D. E. Hill 135 Greek History Christy Constantakopoulou and Peter Liddel 139 Roman History Barbara Levick 146 Art and Archaeology Nigel Spivey Philosophy George Boys-Stones General Vedia Izzet and Robert Shorrock NUMBER 2 OCTOBER Notes on Contributors Reading Minds in Greek Tragedy Felix Budelmann and Pat Easterling The General’s Pre-Battle Exhortation in Graeco-Roman Warfare Edward Anson Caesar and the Pirates: Or How to Make (and Break) an Ancient Life Fosiah Osgood Incest, Infanticide, and Cannibalism: Anti-Christian Imputations in the Roman Empire Bart Wagemakers Evolving Views of Ageing and Longevity from Homer to Hippocrates: Emergence of Natural Factors, Persistence of the Supernatural Caleb Ellicott Finch Parchment Codices in a New Text of Galen Matthew Nicholls Subject Reviews 387 Greek Literature Malcolm Heath 392 Greek History Christy Constantakopoulou and Peter Liddel 396 Roman History Barbara Levick 400 Art and Archaeology Nigel Spivey 402 General Vedia Izzet and Robert Shorrock