Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Volume 96

Explore the rich tapestry of classical literature with Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, Volume 96, edited by R. J. Tarrant. Published in 1997 by the esteemed Harvard Department of the Classics, this hardback volume encompasses 350 pages of in-depth scholarly articles that delve into various aspects of ancient Greek and Roman texts.

This collection features nineteen insightful contributions, including Marianne Palmer Bonz's examination of Jewish donor inscriptions from Aphrodisias, Timothy W. Boyd's exploration of the significance of Ion's position and song, and C. O. Brink's investigation into the dating of Tacitus’ Dialogus. Each article provides a unique perspective, making this volume a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of classical studies, literary criticism, and linguistics.

Enhance your understanding of ancient literature and its historical context with this essential addition to your library.