REFLECTIONS OF WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY
Notice(s) liée(s) (15)
1981 ASCLEPIADES DE SAMOS ASCLEPIADES'GIRL FRIENDS. PP. 275- 302.1981 CREUSA DIDON ENEE ON CREUSA, DIDO AND THE QUALITY OF VICTORY IN VIRGIL'S AENEID. PP. 355- 377.1981 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS WOMEN AND CULTURE IN HERODOTUS'HISTORIES. PP. 91- 125.1981 SAPHO GARDENS OF NYMPHS: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE IN SAPPHO'S LYRICS. PP. 63- 89.1981 SAPHO SAPPHO'S PRIVATE WORLD. PP. 45- 61.1981 THEOCRITUS HOME BEFORE LUNCH: THE EMANCIPATED WOMAN IN THEOCRITUS. PP. 247- 273.1981 APPROACHES TO THE SOURCES ON ADULTERY AT ROME. PP. 379- 404.1981 CONCEPTION (THE) OF WOMEN IN ATHENIAN DRAMA. PP. 127- 168.1981 COULD GREEK WOMEN READ AND WRITE? PP. 219- 245.1981 DIVIDED (THE) WORLD OF ILIAD VI. PP. 19- 44.1981 ETRUSCAN COUPLES AND THEIR ARISTOCRATIC SOCIETY. PP. 323- 342, 12 FIG. H. T.1981 SOCIO- ECONOMIC (THE) ROLES OF WOMEN IN MYCENAEAN GREECE: A BRIEF SURVEY FROM EVIDENCE OF THE LINEAR B TABLETS. PP. 1- 18.1981 TRAVESTIES OF GENDER AND GENRE IN ARISTOPHANES'THESMOPHORIAZOUSAE. PP. 169- 217.1981 TWO MATRONS OF THE LATE REPUBLIC. PP. 343- 354.1981 WOMEN IN ROMAN EGYPT. A PRELIMINARY STUDY BASED ON PAPYRI. PP. 303- 322.
