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March 27, 2019

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“welcomed”—as it seems from Sappho fr. 94 that her sexual advances were welcomed by some girls

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Reverse Orpheus, reverse Eurydice, by Rowan Ricardo Phillips

Reverse Orpheus And saw his own death happen. But as a mending this time, a cleaning. They shoved his limbs…

The song of Nikaia, by Rachel Hadas

A translation of Nonnus, Dionysiaca 16.244–364 Content notification: God Dionysus, enamored with the nymph Nikaia, drugs her with river water transformed…

Thoughts on Classical Studies in the 21st Century United States

: This paper consists of three complementary parts. The first section describes three instances where very technical scholarship on Greek…