The Classical Outlook |!S ummer 2007 Volume 84, Number 4 Conway, Grace, “Catullus,” 119. Cooperman, Robert, “Hippolochus, Son of Antimachus, Dead at the Hands of Agamemnon,” 78. INDEX TO , “Pisander, Son of Antimachus, Lies Dead at the Hands of Agamemnon,” 78. VOLUME 84 , “Antimachus Mourns the Death of His Sons in Battle: the Trojan War,” 78-79. , ‘Agamemnon, After He Kills the Son of Antimachus in Battle: The Trojan War,” 79. ARTICLES Howes, Victor, “Prometheus Fires Back,” 119. , ‘Aphrodite Confesses,” 119. Asirvatham, Sulochana R., “The Half-Baked Melting Pot of Huggins, Peter, “Diogenes'’s Wall,” 165. Oliver Stone’s Alexander,” 104-07. , “The Accusers after the Trial,” 165. Bauer, Tamara, “The ACL 2005-2006 Annual Report: A McGill, Scott, “Verses for the Poet’s Wedding Day,” 119. Summary, 20-21. , “Vows, 119. Benario, Herbert W., “Boudica Warrior Queen,” 70-73. Berkowitz, Gary, “Oliver Stone’s Alexander as Political McLean, Susan, “Martial’s Epigrams,” 23. O’Connell, Richard, “Three Poems by Sulpicia: To her Allegory,” 108-12. uncle, Messalla,” 22. Borza, Eugene N., “The Spirit of Oliver Stone's Alexander,” , Three Poems by Sulpicia: To Cerinthus III: Great 98—100. Lady's Complaint,” 22. Engen, Darel Tai, “Oliver Stone's Alexander: Personal Concerns and Poor Timing,” 113-17. , “Three Poems by Sulpicia: To Cerinthus IV: Get Hadley, Scott, “The Importance of Latin for Building Lost,” 22. Specialized English-Spanish Vocabulary: The Case of a Sabin, Elenora, “Daughters of Night,” 23. Scaer, Stephen, “Twelve Labors,” 164. University English Program in Mexico,’ 74—76. Hall, Jon, “Teaching Ciceronian Delivery,” 153-56. Sklenar, R., “Caroli Baudelaire Elegia de hoste,” 22. Loud, Amanda, “Lingua Latina e Longinquo: Teaching Smith, Marcus Robert, “Echo,” 79. Intermediate Latin Via Distance Learning,’ 14—15. Stephenson, Mark, “To Lesbia Concerning the Crowd May, James M., “Teaching Ciceronian Scholarship: APA/ Outside,” 119. Striar, Brian, “Horace C. 1.9,” 22. ACL Panel 2007,” 145-46. Perkins, Steven R., “Difficile est transferre hanc sententiam Updegraft, Derek, “Horace 1.11,” 79. Latinam in Anglicam: The Depth and Charm of Latin Vail, Amy, “The Professor's Song,” 165. Translation,’ 16-18. Roisman, Hanna M. and Martin M. Winkler, “K7JNHMA 2006: The Alexander Papers. Organizers’ Introduction,” REVIEWS ai. Roisman, Joseph, “A Precursor to Scholars: Robert Rossen’s Allen, Lindsay, 7he Persian Empire (Craige B. Champion), Alexander The Great,’ 101-03. 135. Sarkissian, John, “The Grading of the 2006 Advanced Ash, Rhiannon, 7acitus (Salvador Bartera), 180. Placement Examinations in Latin: Vergil,” 1-12. Bakker, Egbert J., Pointing at the Past: From Formula to , “The Grading of the 2006 Advanced Placement Performance in Homeric Poetics (Sheila Murnaghan), Exminations in Latin: Latin Literature,” 45—68. 135. Shapiro, Susan O., “Cicero and Today's Intermediate Baliff, Michelle and Michael G. Moran, Classical Rhetorics College-Level Student,” 147-52. and Rhetoricians: Critical Studies and Sources (David J. van der Blom, Henriette, “Graecophile or Graecophobe? Driscoll), 92. Ciceros choice between Greek and Roman exempla,” Bundrick, Sheramy D., Music and Image in Classical Athens 157-62. (Anne Mahoney), 91-92. Cabrera, Francisco J., Monumenta Mexicana: Mexican Heritage (Stephen A. Berard), 138-40. POETRY Cawkwell, George, Zhe Greek Wars: The Failure of Persia (David L. Toye), 34-35. Arnett, Marie, “Subordinate Conjunctions,” 118. Chauveau, Michel, Cleopatra: Beyond the Myth (Kelly ____, “Medusa Lives! (Or, Seeing Things at Yellowstone) > » Olson), 38. 118. Cosmopoulos, Michael B., Zhe Parthenon and its Sculptures Bartels, E.B., “Catullus X,” 23. (Marjorie Venit), 89-90. Brosman, Catharine Savage, “Odysseus in Hades,” 118. Cyrino, Monica Silveira, Big Screen Rome (Robert J. Rabel), 175. The Classical Outlook |!S ummer 2007 Volume 84, Number 4 Conway, Grace, “Catullus,” 119. Cooperman, Robert, “Hippolochus, Son of Antimachus, Dead at the Hands of Agamemnon,” 78. INDEX TO , “Pisander, Son of Antimachus, Lies Dead at the Hands of Agamemnon,” 78. VOLUME 84 , “Antimachus Mourns the Death of His Sons in Battle: the Trojan War,” 78-79. , ‘Agamemnon, After He Kills the Son of Antimachus in Battle: The Trojan War,” 79. ARTICLES Howes, Victor, “Prometheus Fires Back,” 119. , ‘Aphrodite Confesses,” 119. Asirvatham, Sulochana R., “The Half-Baked Melting Pot of Huggins, Peter, “Diogenes'’s Wall,” 165. Oliver Stone’s Alexander,” 104-07. , “The Accusers after the Trial,” 165. Bauer, Tamara, “The ACL 2005-2006 Annual Report: A McGill, Scott, “Verses for the Poet’s Wedding Day,” 119. Summary, 20-21. , “Vows, 119. Benario, Herbert W., “Boudica Warrior Queen,” 70-73. Berkowitz, Gary, “Oliver Stone’s Alexander as Political McLean, Susan, “Martial’s Epigrams,” 23. O’Connell, Richard, “Three Poems by Sulpicia: To her Allegory,” 108-12. uncle, Messalla,” 22. Borza, Eugene N., “The Spirit of Oliver Stone's Alexander,” , Three Poems by Sulpicia: To Cerinthus III: Great 98—100. Lady's Complaint,” 22. Engen, Darel Tai, “Oliver Stone's Alexander: Personal Concerns and Poor Timing,” 113-17. , “Three Poems by Sulpicia: To Cerinthus IV: Get Hadley, Scott, “The Importance of Latin for Building Lost,” 22. Specialized English-Spanish Vocabulary: The Case of a Sabin, Elenora, “Daughters of Night,” 23. Scaer, Stephen, “Twelve Labors,” 164. University English Program in Mexico,’ 74—76. Hall, Jon, “Teaching Ciceronian Delivery,” 153-56. Sklenar, R., “Caroli Baudelaire Elegia de hoste,” 22. Loud, Amanda, “Lingua Latina e Longinquo: Teaching Smith, Marcus Robert, “Echo,” 79. Intermediate Latin Via Distance Learning,’ 14—15. Stephenson, Mark, “To Lesbia Concerning the Crowd May, James M., “Teaching Ciceronian Scholarship: APA/ Outside,” 119. Striar, Brian, “Horace C. 1.9,” 22. ACL Panel 2007,” 145-46. Perkins, Steven R., “Difficile est transferre hanc sententiam Updegraft, Derek, “Horace 1.11,” 79. Latinam in Anglicam: The Depth and Charm of Latin Vail, Amy, “The Professor's Song,” 165. Translation,’ 16-18. Roisman, Hanna M. and Martin M. Winkler, “K7JNHMA 2006: The Alexander Papers. Organizers’ Introduction,” REVIEWS ai. Roisman, Joseph, “A Precursor to Scholars: Robert Rossen’s Allen, Lindsay, 7he Persian Empire (Craige B. Champion), Alexander The Great,’ 101-03. 135. Sarkissian, John, “The Grading of the 2006 Advanced Ash, Rhiannon, 7acitus (Salvador Bartera), 180. Placement Examinations in Latin: Vergil,” 1-12. Bakker, Egbert J., Pointing at the Past: From Formula to , “The Grading of the 2006 Advanced Placement Performance in Homeric Poetics (Sheila Murnaghan), Exminations in Latin: Latin Literature,” 45—68. 135. Shapiro, Susan O., “Cicero and Today's Intermediate Baliff, Michelle and Michael G. Moran, Classical Rhetorics College-Level Student,” 147-52. and Rhetoricians: Critical Studies and Sources (David J. van der Blom, Henriette, “Graecophile or Graecophobe? Driscoll), 92. Ciceros choice between Greek and Roman exempla,” Bundrick, Sheramy D., Music and Image in Classical Athens 157-62. (Anne Mahoney), 91-92. Cabrera, Francisco J., Monumenta Mexicana: Mexican Heritage (Stephen A. Berard), 138-40. POETRY Cawkwell, George, Zhe Greek Wars: The Failure of Persia (David L. Toye), 34-35. Arnett, Marie, “Subordinate Conjunctions,” 118. Chauveau, Michel, Cleopatra: Beyond the Myth (Kelly ____, “Medusa Lives! (Or, Seeing Things at Yellowstone) > » Olson), 38. 118. Cosmopoulos, Michael B., Zhe Parthenon and its Sculptures Bartels, E.B., “Catullus X,” 23. (Marjorie Venit), 89-90. Brosman, Catharine Savage, “Odysseus in Hades,” 118. Cyrino, Monica Silveira, Big Screen Rome (Robert J. Rabel), 175. 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Nagle, Betty Rose, Zhe Silvae ofS tatius: Translated with Notes Women in Classical Greek Drama (Catherine and Introduction (Dustin Heinen), 179-80. Colegrove), 178-79. Neils, Jenifer, 7he Parthenon Frieze (Marjorie Venit), 89— Heath, John, Zhe Talking Greeks. Speech, Animals, and the 90. i Other in Homer, Aeschylus, and Plato (Victor Castellani) , The Parthenon: From Antiquity to the Present (Craige 36-37. B. Champion), 90. Heiken, Grant, Renato Funiciello, and Donatella de Rita, Papadopoulou, Thalia, Heracles and Euripidean Tragedy The Seven Hills of Rome: A Geological Tour of the Eternal (Ruth Scodel), 135. City (Daniel McCaffrey), 87-88. Richlin, Amy, Rome and the Mysterious Orient: Three Plays by Hemingway, Sean, Zhe Horse and Jockey from Artemision: Plautus (TimothyJ . Moore), 176. A Bronze Equestrian Monument of the Hellenistic Period Samons II, Loren J. Whats Wrong with Democracy? From (Anton Jansen), 89. 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