“A Beautiful Song for Mortal Ears”: The Evolving Retelling of Women’s Stories in the Trojan War

A Comparative Study of Athens and Rome in the Archaic Period

A Fickle and Ever-Changing Thing Is Woman: Virgil’s Dido Through the Lens of Traditional Roman and Augustan Models of Female Exemplarity

Accent and Ictus in the Latin Alcaic Strophe

Achieving Civic Devotion: Negotiating the Relationship between the Individual and the State in Plato's Republic, Athens, and Sparta

AD NOV AM ROMANITATEM: The Ideology of Cato The Younger

The Administrative Policies of Marcus Ulpius Trajanus

Aeternos Tres Habet Una Deos: Vesta, Apollo, and the Domus Augusti

After Hermaphroditus: Statues, Sex Change and Artistic Response in the 19th-Century Androgyne Novel

Agency and the Middle Voice in Homer

Agrippina: The Mother of Nero

The Agrodolce of Roman Morality

Alas! : The Social Ideals for Palmyrene Women in their Funerary Portraits

Alcestis: Past and Present

Alexander of Abonouteichus and His World

Alexander's Letters: An Epistolary Biography of Alexander the Great (A Work of Fiction)

Alexandrian Poetry

"All thanks to God we would rather a Christian than a Rhetor": Engagement with Paideia in the Correspondence of the Cappadocian Fathers

Alumnaesophia: Princeton Women in the Classical Tradition, 1969-2009

Ammianus Marcellinus -- A Fourth Century Perception of Foreigners