Eos. Commentarii Societatis Philologae Polonorum

Articles

• More Aeolic Elements in γλῶσσαι κατὰ πόλεις?

  Wojciech Sowa (Author)

  • pp. 9–37
  • First page

• Dubia Aristophanea? Una spiegazione ‘meccanica’ per una notizia antica

  Antonio Mura (Author)

  • pp. 39–48
  • First page

• Platonis εὐτυχία retractata, seu quoad humana in rebus gerendis prosperitas virtuti coniuncta sit

  Zbigniew Danek (Author)

  • pp. 49–57
  • First page (Latin)

• Mythography of the Muses

  Tomasz Mojsik (Author)

  • pp. 59–77
  • First page

• The Suebian Retreat: Caesarʼs Oft-Overlooked Use of the Suebi in Commentarii de bello Gallico

  Michal Habaj (Author)

  • pp. 79–87
  • First page

• The Separation of Pyramus and Thisbe – and of Their Names (Ovid, Metamorphoses 4.55–166)

  K.F.B. Fletcher (Author)

  • pp. 89–96
  • First page

• Suggestions for a New Interpretation of Two Sexual Graffiti from Pompeii: CIL 4.1410 and 5187

  Andrzej Wypustek (Author)

  • pp. 97–111
  • First page

• Actor in the Theatre of the Gods – Hannibal’s Dream in Silius Italicus’ Punica (3.163–221)

  Miron Wolny (Author)

  • pp. 113–134
  • First page

• Zwischen Verlustangst und Konsternation. Überlegungen zu Plinius’ des Jüngeren „Düsternis“ in den Büchern VII und VIII

  Boris Hogenmüller (Author)

  • pp. 135–155
  • First page (German)

• Defining Philosophy II: The Six horismoi of Ammonius’ Introduction to His Commentary on Porphyry’s Isagoge (In Isag. 6.25–9.24 B.)

  Joanna Komorowska (Author)

  • pp. 157–179
  • First page

• Multilingual and Multicultural Education in Antiquity: What Can We Learn from It?

  Eleanor Dickey (Author)

  • pp. 181–200
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• Philologische Kleinigkeiten zu Zwei lateinischen Jesuitendramen aus Posen

  Rainer Jakobi (Author)

  • pp. 201–224
  • First page (German)

• Military Tribunate in the Careers of Roman Senators of the Severan Period. Part 5: Models of Careers of tribuni laticlavii and tribuni angusticlavi

  Danuta Okoń (Author)

  • pp. 225–229
  • First page

• The Society of Roman Carthage. An Epigraphic Study

  Martyna Świerk (Author)

  • pp. 230–235
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