TABLE OF CONTENTS

WHAT PENELOPE KNEW: DOUBT AND SCEPTICISM IN THE ODYSSEY
MICHELLE ZERBA
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 295 - 316
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990012 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE PRAISE OF VICTORIOUS BROTHERS IN PINDAR'S NEMEAN SIX AND ON THE MONUMENT OF DAOCHUS AT DELPHI
MONESSA FINNERTY CUMMINS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 317 - 334
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990024 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

INTERPOLATION AND RESPONSION IN SOPHOCLES' AJAX
P. J. FINGLASS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 335 - 352
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990036 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

EURIPIDES AND THE DEMAGOGUES
JAMES MORWOOD
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 353 - 363
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990048 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE SYMBOLISM OF SPACE IN EURIPIDEAN CHORAL FANTASY ( HIPP. 732–75, MED. 824–65, BACCH. 370–433)
L. A. SWIFT
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 364 - 382
doi:10.1017/S000983880999005X Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

A RECONSIDERATION OF THE MUSICIAN CHAERIS
ANDREW HARTWIG
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 383 - 397
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990061 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

NEAERA'S DAUGHTER: A CASE OF ATHENIAN IDENTITY THEFT?
DAVID NOY
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 398 - 410
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990073 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE DECREE CULTURES OF THE ANCIENT MEGARID
PETER LIDDEL
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 411 - 436
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990085 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

AGIS II OF SPARTA AT HERAEA IN 400 B.C.
JAMES ROY
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 437 - 443
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990097 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

TRADITIONAL FORMS OF WISDOM AND POLITICS IN PLATO'S APOLOGY
HARVEY GOLDMAN
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 444 - 467
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990103 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

SHOULD THERE HAVE BEEN A POLIS IN ARISTOTLE'S POETICS?
MALCOLM HEATH
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 468 - 485
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990115 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

ARISTOTLE, POETICS 17, 1455a29–34: PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE, POETS, OR SPECTATORS IN THE GRIP OF PASSION?
G.M. SIFAKIS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 486 - 493
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990127 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

VERBALIZING/VISUALIZING: THEATRICAL MASKS AND THE GREEK EPIGRAM
ANTONIS K. PETRIDES
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 494 - 504
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990139 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

WHO FOUNDED THE INDO-GREEK ERA OF 186/5 B.C.E.?
JENS JAKOBSSON
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 505 - 510
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990140 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

NAMES IN - POR AND SLAVE NAMING IN REPUBLICAN ROME
CLIVE CHEESMAN
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 511 - 531
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990152 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

ENNIUS' ‘CUNCTATOR’ AND THE HISTORY OF A GERUND IN THE ROMAN HISTORIOGRAPHICAL TRADITION
JACKIE ELLIOTT
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 532 - 542
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990164 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE INVENTION OF MARRIAGE: HERMAPHRODITUS AND SALMACIS AT HALICARNASSUS AND IN OVID
ALLEN J. ROMANO
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 543 - 561
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990176 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

EROGENOUS ORGANS: THE METAMORPHOSIS OF POLYPHEMUS' SYRINX IN OVID, METAMORPHOSES 13.784
DAVID CREESE
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 562 - 577
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990188 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

TREASURE, TREASURIES AND VALUE IN PAUSANIAS
K.W. ARAFAT
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 578 - 592
doi:10.1017/S000983880999019X Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE RHETORIC OF PEDAGOGICAL NARCISSISM: PHILOSOPHY, PHILOTIMIA AND SELF-DISPLAY IN MAXIMUS OF TYRE'S FIRST ORATION
JEROEN LAUWERS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 593 - 607
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990206 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

THE ALEXANDRIAN TYCHAION AND THE DATE OF PS.-NICOLAUS PROGYMNASMATA
CRAIG A. GIBSON
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 608 - 623
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990218 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

SELINUS OR ATHENS?
LEOFRANC HOLFORD-STREVENS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 624 - 626
doi:10.1017/S000983880999022X Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

‘UNDOING THE WINESKIN'S FOOT’: ATHENIAN SLANG?
ANTONY G. KEEN
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 626 - 631
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990231 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

ONCE AGAIN THE OPENING OF PLATO'S GORGIAS
DAVID SANSONE
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 631 - 633
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990243 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

ΣΚΟΡΠΙΟΣ OR ΣΚΩΡ ΠΕΟΣ? A SEXUAL JOKE IN ARCHESTRATUS' HEDYPATHEIA
CARL SHAW
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 634 - 639
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990255 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

MENANDER, SAMIA 606–8
RACHEL BRUZZONE
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 640 - 642
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990267 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

ON A CAUSAL NOTION IN PHILODEMUS' ON ANGER
KIRK R. SANDERS
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 642 - 647
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990279 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

DE NATURA DEORUM 1.65, SAVING THE TEXT
RICHARD McKIRAHAN
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 647 - 649
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990280 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

LIVY'S L. PAPIRIUS CURSOR AND THE MANIPULATION OF THE ENNIAN PAST
JACKIE ELLIOTT
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 650 - 653
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990292 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

WHEN DID LIVY WRITE BOOKS 1, 3, 28 AND 59?
WALTER SCHEIDEL
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 653 - 658
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990309 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

TEXTS AND TOPOGRAPHY
PETER E. KNOX
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 658 - 664
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990310 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

A NOTE ON STATIUS, THEBAID 8.5
ROBERT NAU
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 664 - 665
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990322 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

A NOTE ON PETRONIUS 79.6
MAGDALENA ZAWADZKA
JAN KWAPISZ
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 665 - 667
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990334 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

A FLOWERY MEADOW AND A HIDDEN METALEPSIS IN ACHILLES TATIUS
KOEN DE TEMMERMAN
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 667 - 670
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990346 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009

INDEXES

The Classical Quarterly, Volume 59, Issue 02, December 2009, pp 671 - 674
doi:10.1017/S0009838809990383 Published online by Cambridge University Press 23 Nov 2009