The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volumes 118-119

Achilles Aeschylus Agamemnon Akropolis ancient anta archaic Archilochus argues argument Aristotle Asclepiades Asclepiades of Bithynia Asclepius Athenian Athens Attic bedrock book divisions bronze Cambridge century BC Classical Clytemnestra commentary context Cratylus Critias cult Cyclopean Wall dialogue Dinsmoor discussion earlier early epic etymologies Euripides Euthydemus evidence example fifth century fortification wall fragments Greece Greek Hellenic Hellenistic heroisation Homer human Iliad illus important inscription interpretation interventions Isocrates jugs Kreon later literary London means Mithridates Musonius Mycenaean myth narrative narrator Nero Old Propylon Oresteia original Oxford parallel Paris passage period Persian philosophical plate Plato Plutarch poet poetry polis political Propylaia reader reading reference restored rhetoric Roman scene seems Socrates Sophocles story suggests temple Thucydides tion tradition tragedy translation Trojan vases victory list West Cyclopean Wall words Zeus δὲ καὶ τὴν τῆς τῶν