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INDEX: VOL. 107 (2011-2012) Irony and the Rejection of Imagined Alternatives in Euripides’ Alcestis ARTICLES (Lush) 107.4.385 Aeriae Grues: Crane Migrations from Maior Post Otia Virtus: Public and Virgil to Statius (Manolaraki) Private in Statius, Silvae 3.5 and 4.4 107.3.290 (McCarter) 107.4.451 “Am I Not the One...2” (Sophokles’ The Meter of the Disticha Catonis Phil. 114): Neoptolemos and the (Connolly) 107.3.313 Allure of Kleos (Allen) 107.1.1 Paying Archaic Greek Mercenaries: Aristophanes, the Assemblywomen Views from Egypt and the Near and the Audience: The Politics of East (Sullivan) 107.1.31 Rapport ( Moodie) 107.3.257 Poetic Simultaneity and Genre in Athena and Sparta at the Ending of Ovid's Metamorphoses (Heath) Lysistrata (Anderson) 107.2.143 107.2.189 Eupolis and the AHPOX of the The Serpent in the Augustan Poets: A Note on Eupolis 205 K-A Garden: Horace’s First Epode and (Lech) 107.3.283 the Ara Pacis ( Knox) 107.1.65 Exiling Achilles: Reflections on the The Servus Callidus and Ritual Banished Statesman in Plutarch’s Imagery in Plautus’ Epidicus Lives (Nerdahl) 107.3.331 ( Gellar-Goad ) 107.2.149 ‘His Turn to Cry: Tibullus’ Why Lucan’s Pompey is Better Off Marathus Cycle (1.4, 1.8 and 1.9) Dead ( Easton) 107.2.212 and Roman Elegy (Drinkwater) Woven Alliteration in the De Rerum 107.4.423 Natura ( Hendren ) 107.4.409 Horace's Elegiac Criticism and the Open-Ended Door (C. IIL10) FORUM (Johnson) 107.2.165 | Was Colin Farrell's Latin Teacher Imperial Representation and (Cyrino) 107.3.254 Reciprocation: The Case of Making Assessment Work for Us Trajan (Seelentag) 107.1.73 (West) 107.1.98 ‘In This Way Lies the Greatest Pandora in the Secondary and Post- Safety:” Irony, Euphemism and Secondary Classroom (Chrol) Gnomic Utterance in Medea 1- 107.4.483 203 (Smith) 107.2.129 Teaching “Homer to Hobbits’ (Reckford) 107.2.224 CHE CLASSICAL JOURNAL 107.4 (2012) SIL S12 THE CLASSICAL JOURNAL BOOK REVIEWS Sammons, The Art and Rhetoric of the Augoustakis, ed. Brill’s Companion to Homeric Catalogue (Brockliss) Silius Italicus ( Littlewood ) 107.2.237 107.1.117 Shear, Polis and Revolution: Butterfield and Stray, eds. AE. Responding to Oligarchy in Classical Housman Classical Scholar ( Briggs) Athens (Rhodes) 107.3.379 107.1.124 Spencer, Roman Landscape: Culture Carandini, Rome: Day One and Identity (Leach) 107.3.381 (Wiseman ) 107.2.248 White, Cicero in Letters: Epistolary Finkelberg, ed. The Homer Encyclope- Relations of the Late Republic dia (Christensen) 107.4.499 (VanDerBlom ) 107.2.250 Foster, Thucydides, Pericles, and Periclean Imperialism (Stadter) SPECIAL FEATURES 107.2.243 l'axes, Jlaxes, Taxes (Tandy) Goldhill and Hall, eds. Sophocles and 107.3.365 the Greek Tragic Tradition Ovationes Anni Salutis MMXI (Dugdale) 107.1.109 (May) 106.1.121 Grethlein, The Greeks and Their Past: Poetry, Oratory and History in the CONTRIBUTORS Fifth Century BCE (Dewald) Allen 107.1.1 107.3.373 Anderson 107.2.143 Lape, Race and Citizen Identity in the Chrol 107.4.483 Classical Athenian Democracy Cyrino 107.3.254 (Christ) 107.2.245 Drinkwater 107.4.423 Manuwald, Roman Republican Easton 107.2.212 Theatre (Goldberg) 107.4.506 Gellar-Goad 107.2.149 McGill, Sogno, and Watts, eds. From Heath 107.2.189 the Tetrarchs to the Theodosians: Hendren 107.4.409 Later Roman History and Culture Johnson 107.2.165 ( Banchich) 107.1.121 Knox 107.1.65 Peachin, ed. The Oxford Handbook of Lush 107.4.385 Social Relations in the Roman World McCarter 107.4.451 (Bradley) 107.2.230 Prag and Repath, eds. Petronius: A Seelentag 107.1.73 Handbook ( Carlisle) 107.2.253 Smith 107.2.129 Sullivan 107.1.31 Power, The Culture of Kithardidia West 107.1.98 (Ford! 107.2.240