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SENSORIVM
The Senses in Roman Polytheism
Edited by Antón Alvar Nuño, University of Málaga, Jaime Alvar Ezquerra, Carlos III University of Madrid,
and Greg Woolf, University of London
The present collection brings together papers from Together they contribute to an original under- 3
an international group of researchers all inspired standing of the Roman sensory universe, and add
by ‘the sensory turn’. Focusing on a wide range of an embodied perspective to the notion of Lived
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ritual traditions from around the ancient Roman Ancient Religion.
world, they explore the many ways in which smell
and taste, sight and sound, separately and together,
involved participants in religious performance.
Music, incense, images and colors, contrasts of
light and dark played as great a role as belief or ob-
servance in generating religious experience.
R E A DE R S H I P : All interested in Roman Religion, Sensory Studies and the Study of the Senses in the
Classical World.
June 2021
Hardback
ISBN 9789004459731
Price € 124 / US$ 149
E-ISBN 9789004459748
E-Price € 124 / US$ 149
Religions in the Graeco-
Roman World, 195
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Yearbook of Ancient Greek Epic

Volume 5
Edited by Jonathan L. Ready, University of Michigan,
and Christos C. Tsagalis, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The fifth volume of the Yearbook of Ancient Greek epic and finally to Apollonius’s Argonautica. Well-
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Epic comprises five articles on epics dating from known episodes receive innovative new interpreta-
the Archaic to the Hellenistic period. Contributors tions, and hitherto overlooked items receive the
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move from the Iliad to the Odyssey to fragmentary attention they deserve.
R E ADE R S HIP : Students and scholars of ancient Greek epic.
January 2022
Hardback
ISBN 9789004504677
Price € 130 / US$ 156
Yearbook of Ancient Greek Epic, 5
Honores inauditi Plutarch and the New Teaching through Images
Ehrenstatuen in Testament in Their Religio- Imagery in Greco-Roman
öffentlichen Räumen Philosophical Contexts Didactic Poetry
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Siziliens vom Hellenismus Bridging Discourses Edited by Jenny Strauss Clay,
bis in die Spätantike in the World of the University of Virginia,
and Athanassios Vergados,
Rebecca J. Henzel, Early Roman Empire Newcastle University
Leiden University
Edited by Rainer Hirsch-Luipold,
University of Bern
This book presents the first “Bridging Discourses in the In this volume an international 5
comprehensive survey of honor- World of the Early Roman team of early career and more
ary statues in Sicily. A wealth of Empire” is a fitting description established scholars explores the
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previously unpublished material of both the religio-philosophical ways in which didactic poets of
reconstructs the spatial and so- spirit of Plutarch and the task Greco-Roman antiquity use im-
cial contexts of honorary statues, of bringing his writings into agery, broadly defined, in order
offering a unique window on fruitful dialogue with the New to convey their teaching.
urbanism and society of the first Testament and Early Christian
Roman province. writings. The contributions in
this volume explore various ways
of how to do it.
R E A DE R S H I P : The book is of in- READERSHIP: Academics and stu- REA D ERS HI P : Scholars, under-
terest for every academic library dents interested in Plutarch and graduate and post-graduate
and archaeological institute and ancient religion and philosophy students in Classics; scholars/
all their users, undergraduates more generally, New Testament students of modern literatures
and graduates, concerned with scholars and historians of philos- working on didactic poetry.
statues in general, but also ur- ophy and religion with a focus on
banism and Roman provinces. imperial Platonism, Hellenistic
Judaism, and Early Christianity.
January 2022 January 2022 December 2021
Hardback Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004504639 ISBN 9789004505063 ISBN 9789004373488
Price € 198 / US$ 238 Price € 144 / US$ 174 Price € 118 / US$ 142
E-ISBN 9789004504646 E-ISBN 9789004505070 E-ISBN 9789004501584
E-Price € 198 / US$ 238 E-Price € 144 / US$ 174 E-Price € 118 / US$ 142
Cultural Interactions Brill’s Plutarch Studies, 9 Mnemosyne, Supplements, 450
in the Mediterranean, 6
Brill’s Companion to the Brill’s Companion to Brill’s Companion to
Reception of Pythagoras the Reception of the Reception of Homer
and Pythagoreanism in Ancient Rhetoric from the Hellenistic Age
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the Middle Ages and the Edited by Sophia Papaioannou, to Late Antiquity
Renaissance National and Kapodistrian Edited by Christina – Panagiota
University of Athens, Andreas Manolea, Hellenic Army Academy
Edited by Irene Caiazzo, CNRS Serafim, Academy of Athens, and
– PSL University, Constantinos Michael Edwards, Royal Holloway
Macris, CNRS – PSL University, University of London
and Aurélien Robert, CNRS –
Université de Paris
For the first time, the reader This volume aims to offer a The volume is about the appro-
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can have a synoptic view of the wide examination of the ways priation of the Homeric poems
reception of Pythagoras and in which ancient rhetoric by writers of the 3rd century BCE
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Pythagoreanism in the Middle has been adopted, adapted, to the 6th century CE. It covers
Ages and the Renaissance, East imitated, contested, admired the fields of Literature, Philology,
and West, in a multicultural per- and criticised in representa- Rhetoric and Philosophy, show-
spective. All the major themes of tive genres, cultures and spa- ing Homer’s magnificent journey
Pythagoreanism are addressed, tiotemporal contexts, from across diverse intellectual envi-
from mathematics, number phi- antiquity through Byzantine ronments.
losophy and metaphysics to eth- culture, the Renaissance and
ics and religious thought. the Enlightenment to the 21st
century CE.
R E ADE R S H IP : This book is intend- READERSHI P: The volume is in- Classicists of all lev-
REA D ERS HI P :
ed for anyone interested in an- tended for the specialist scholars els (from undergraduate students
cient, medieval and Renaissance and graduate students of rhetoric to experienced scholars) as well
thought, from graduate students both in Classics and beyond as a wider reading public, as the
to more experienced scholars. (including anyone interested in volume essays are written in a
It provides detailed accounts of the history of rhetoric, modern purely academic, yet approach-
Pythagorean thought in the fields rhetorical and communication able way.
of metaphysics and ethics. studies, politics.
December 2021 December 2021 November 2021
ISBN 9789004373624 ISBN 9789004373655 ISBN 9789004243439
Brill’s Companions to Classical Brill’s Companions to Classical Brill’s Companions to Classical
Reception, 24 Reception, 23 Reception, 22
Brill’s Companion to Brill’s Companion to Apuleius Madaurensis.
Classics in the Early Greek Land Warfare Metamorphoses, Book III
Americas Beyond the Phalanx Text, Introduction,
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Edited by Maya Feile Tomes, Edited by Roel Konijnendijk, Translation, and Commentary
University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, and
Leonardo Costantini,
Adam J. Goldwyn, North Dakota Cezary Kucewicz, University of
niversity of Bristol
State University, and Gdańsk, and Matthew Lloyd
Matthew Duquès
Brill’s Companion to Classics Brill’s Companion to Greek Land The volume offers an in-depth
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in the Early Americas opens a Warfare Beyond the Phalanx commentary with a new text and
window onto classical recep- brings together emerging and English translation of Apuleius’
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tions across the Hispanophone, established scholars to build on Metamorphoses III. The intro-
Lusophone, Francophone and the new consensus of multiform duction and appendix cast new
Anglophone Americas during Greek warfare, on and off the light on the literary, stylistic and
the early modern period, exam- battlefield, beyond the usual textual features as well as the
ining classical reception as a chronological, geographical, and philosophical, socio-cultural and
phenomenon in transhemispher- operational boundaries. religious context of Apuleius’
ic perspective for the first. novel.
R E ADE R S H I P : The book will be READERSHIP: Ancient history, ar- REA D ERS HI P : Institutes, libraries,
of interest to faculty, graduates chaeology, and Classics institutes specialists, under- and post-grad-
and advanced undergraduates and departments; academic li- uate students in Classics, Latin
in early American literature(s), braries; undergraduate and post- literature and language, Ancient
colonial studies, Iberian studies, graduate students and subject History, Ancient Philosophy.
Francophone studies, Classics specialists in Greek warfare and
and classical reception. the relationship between war
and society.
September 2021 December 2021 November 2021
Hardback (xiv, 438 pp.) Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004468573 ISBN 9789004501720 ISBN 9789004470361
E-ISBN 9789004468658 E-ISBN 9789004501751 Apuleius Madaurensis
E-Price € 180 / US$ 216 E-Price € 138 / US$ 166
Brill’s Companions to Classical Brill’s Companions to Classical Studies:
Reception, 21 Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean
World, 4
Teaching through Images Visualizing the Poetry of a Statius
Imagery in Greco-Roman Didactic Poetry An Intertextual Approach
Edited by Jenny Strauss Clay, University of Virginia, Christopher Chinn, Pomona College
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and Athanassios Vergados, Newcastle University
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In this volume an international team of early ca- This book provides an intertextual reconstruction
reer and more established scholars explores the of the visualities (or ways of seeing) of Statius’
ways in which didactic poets of Greco-Roman poetry. This book reveals the cultural and political
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antiquity use imagery, broadly defined, in order to conditions that affect how we see people, places,
convey their teaching. and objects in Statius’ works.
R E AD E R S H IP : Scholars, undergraduate and post- READERSHI P : Specialists, graduate students, and

graduate students in Classics; scholars/students of advanced undergraduates in Classics; academic
modern literatures working on didactic poetry. libraries.
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Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004373488 ISBN 9789004498853
Price € 118 / US$ 142 Price € 119 / US$ 143
E-ISBN 9789004501584 E-ISBN 9789004498860
E-Price € 118 / US$ 142 E-Price € 119 / US$ 143
Mnemosyne, Supplements, 450 Mnemosyne, Supplements, 449
Speech in Ancient Financial Penalties Numbers and Numeracy
Greek Literature in the Roman Republic in the Greek Polis
Studies in Ancient Greek A Study of Confiscations of Edited by Robert Sing,
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independent researcher, Tazuko,
Narrative, Volume five Individual Property, Public Angela van Berkel, Leiden
Edited by Mathieu P. de Bakker, Sales, and Fines (509–58 BC) University, Robin Osborne,
University of Amsterdam, Sofia Piacentin, Ausonius Institut- University of Cambridge
and Irene J.F. de Jong, Université Bordeaux Montaigne
University of Amsterdam
The fifth volume of the Studies This book offers the first coher- This is a wide-ranging study of 9
in Ancient Greek Narrative deals ent discussion of confiscations numbers as a social and cultural
with speech: it discusses the and fines in the Roman Republic. phenomenon in ancient Greece,
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types, modes and functions of By combining literary, epigraphic revealing both the instrumental-
speech in narrative, the boundar- and archaeological sources it ity of numbers to polis life and
ies between speech and narra- reassesses the role of financial the complex cultural meanings
tive context, and the absence of penalties in the Roman economy inherent in their use.
speech (silence). and society, moving beyond the
analysis of their legalistic tech-
nicalities.
R E ADE R S H I P : All those interested READERSHIP: Scholars working REA D ERS HI P : Undergraduate and
in ancient Greek literature, nar- in the field of ancient history, postgraduate students, academ-
rative theory, literary history, Roman law, epigraphy as well as ics, and researchers. Subject
comparative literature. a larger public interested in the areas: Classics, Ancient History
legal and economic aspects of (specifically Greek), Numeracy,
financial penalties and public Ancient Mathematics, Ancient
sales in antiquity. Philosophy, Historiography,
Rhetoric, Epigraphy.
December 2021 December 2021 December 2021
ISBN 9789004498808 ISBN 9789004498662 ISBN 9789004467217
Mnemosyne, Supplements, 448 Mnemosyne, Supplements / History and Mnemosyne, Supplements / History and
Archaeology of Classical Antiquity, 447 Archaeology of Classical Antiquity, 446
Reinventing the Raum und Erzählung Ilias Latina
Amphiareion at Oropos in der Odyssee Text, Interpretation,
Alexandra Wilding, Ruobing Xian, Fudan University and Reception
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The Open University

Edited by Maria Jennifer Falcone,
Università di Pavia-Cremona, and
Christoph Schubert, Friedrich-
Alexander-Universität Erlangen-
Nürnberg
This book revisits the narrative This book argues that the repre- In Ilias Latina. Text,
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of the Amphiareion through sentation of space in the Odyssey Interpretation, and Reception, the
comprehensive analysis of its plays a much more important contributors approach this short
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monuments; it exposes the sanc- role in the epic’s narrative dy- poem, whose appeal and impor-
tuary’s function as an arena for namics than is hitherto recog- tance have not been sufficiently
political rediscovery and inter- nized. appreciated, from a multitude of
communal association for indi- Das vorliegende Buch fokus- scholarly perspectives, and offers
viduals and communities within siert sich auf die erzählerische a challenging synthesis of the
Attica and central Greece. Funktion des Raums in der different issues.
Odyssee, dessen Darstellung die
narrative Dynamik des Epos in
vielfältiger Weise bereichert.
R E ADE R S HIP : This book will be of READERSHIP: This book is of REA D ERS HI P : All interested in
interest to academics and (post) great relevance not only for Latin epics and poetry, in the
graduate students in ancient Homer specialists, but also for reception of Homer, in textual
Greek history, religion and epig- everybody who wants to follow criticism, and in Neronian lit-
raphy. the new development of literary erature.
interpretation of and theoretical
reflection upon space within the
field of classical studies.
November 2021 October 2021 October 2021
ISBN 9789004404991 ISBN 9789004379466 ISBN 9789004469495
Mnemosyne, Supplements / History and Mnemosyne, Supplements, 444 Mnemosyne, Supplements, 443
Archaeology of Classical Antiquity, 445
Sallust and the Fall Herodian’s World Reading by Example:
of the Republic Empire and Emperors Valerius Maximus and the
Historiography and in the III Century Historiography of Exempla
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Intellectual Life at Rome Edited by Alessandro Galimberti, Edited by Jeffrey Murray,
Università Catttolica del Sacro University of Cape Town, and
Edwin H. Shaw,
Cuore David Wardle, University of Cape
University of Bristol
Town
This book offers a new interpre- The volume collects fourteen es- From footnote-fodder to intellec-
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tation of the Roman historian says on Herodian that investigate tual: Valerius Maximus, a gener-
Sallust: it reads his works as the most important aspects of ally under-appreciated minor au-
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complex and engaged contribu- his historiography: literature, thor of the early first century AD
tions to the intellectual life of his politics, economy, religion and emerges as a holder of distinct
period, offering a coherent and warfare. views on Rome’s dynasty, their
contemporary perspective on the world, on how to behave within
end of the Roman Republic. that world, and as an influencer
of later thought both pagan and
Christian.
R E A DE R S H I P : This book will be READERSHI P: Institutes, aca- REA D ERS HI P : Academic libraries,
useful for academics, post-grad- demic libraries, specialists, post- specialists, post-graduate stu-
uates and advanced undergradu- graduate students in Ancient dents and senior undergraduate
ates interested in Roman history History. students interested in Roman
or classical historiography (and Republican and Imperial History,
libraries covering these subjects). exemplary literature, Latin his-
toriography and Roman value-
systems.
December 2021 December 2021 December 2021
ISBN 9789004501713 ISBN 9789004500235 ISBN 9789004499409
Historiography of Rome Historiography of Rome Historiography of Rome
and Its Empire, 13 and Its Empire, 12 and Its Empire, 11
Hippocratic Commentaries Honorific Culture at Inventing Origins?
in the Greek, Latin, Syriac Delphi in the Hellenistic Aetiological Thinking
and Arabic Traditions and Roman Periods in Greek and Roman
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Selected Papers from the Dominika Grzesik, Antiquity

University of Wroclaw
XVth Colloque Hippocratique, Edited by A.B. Wessels, Leiden
Manchester University, and J.J.H. Klooster,
University of Groningen
Edited by Peter E. Pormann,
University of Manchester
This collection of article pres- This book brings Hellenistic Aetiologies seem to gratify the
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ents cutting-edge scholarship in and Roman Delphi to life. By human desire to understand
Hippocratic studies in English addressing a broad spectrum of the origin of a phenomenon.
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from an international range of epigraphic topics, theoretical However, as this book demon-
experts. It pays special attention and methodological approaches, strates, aetiologies do not exclu-
to the commentary tradition, it provides readers with a first sively explore origins. Rather,
notably in Syriac and Arabic, and comprehensive discussion of in inventing origin stories they
its relevance to the constitution the Delphic gift-giving system, authorise the present and try to
and interpretation of works in its regional interactions, and its shape the future.
the Hippocratic Corpus. honorific network.
R E ADE R S HIP : Classicists, READERSHIP: This book will be REA D ERS HI P : The book will be
Historians of Medicine, those in- important for scholars interested of interest to students, profes-
terested in reception and transla- in ancient history and Greek sionals, academic libraries and
tion studies. epigraphy, and for post-graduate institutes in the field of Classics
students who are encountering and related disciplines as well as
ancient Delphi for the first time. Early Modern studies.
September 2021 December 2021 December 2021

ISBN 9789004470194 ISBN 9789004502475 ISBN 9789004500143
E-Price € 118 / US$ 142 E-Price € 118 / US$ 142 E-Price OPEN ACCESS
Studies in Ancient Medicine, 56 Brill Studies in Greek Euhormos: Greco-Roman
and Roman Epigraphy, 17 Studies in Anchoring Innovation, 2
IV. Biography and Antiquarian Literature IV. Biography and Antiquarian Literature
E. Paradoxography and Antiquities. A. Biography.
Fascicle 2: Paradoxographers of the Fascicle 5. The First Century BC and
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Imperial Period and Undated Authors Hellenistic Authors of Uncertain Date
[Nos. 1667-1693] [Nos. 1035-1045]
Edited by Stefan Schorn Pietro Zaccaria
This volume offers new editions of Greek paradox- In FGrHist IV A 5, Pietro Zaccaria offers the first 13
ography and related texts with English translation complete corpus of late Hellenistic biography pre-
and extensive commentaries. served in fragments. The volume contains a critical
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edition, with English translation and comprehen-
sive commentary, of more than one hundred frag-
ments from eleven Greek biographers.
R E A DE R S H I P : This volume is of relevance for clas- READERSHIP: This volume is relevant to ancient
sicists, ancient historians, scholars in religious historians, classicists, historians of ancient philoso-
studies, and all those interested in wonders and the phy, and to all who take an interest in biography.
marvellous.
December 2021 October 2021

Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004472679 ISBN 9789004209138
Price € 255 / US$ 293 Price € 199 / US$ 229
Die Fragmente der Griechischen Historiker Die Fragmente der Griechischen Historiker
Late Antique Responses Penthesilea und Promoting a New Kind
to the Arab Conquests ihre Schwestern of Education: Greek and
Edited by Josephine van den Amazonenepisoden als Roman Philosophical
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Bent, Radboud University

Bauform des Heldenepos Protreptic
Nijmegen, Floris van den Eijnde,
Susanne Borowski Daniel Markovich,
Utrecht University,
University of Cincinnati
and Johan Weststeijn, University
of Amsterdam
Late Antique Responses to the By for the first time system- The book presents Greek and
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Arab Conquests is a showcase of atically analyzing all Amazon- Roman philosophical protreptic
new discoveries in an exciting episodes in Graeco-Roman epic, not as a rhetorical and literary
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and rapidly developing field: the Penthesilea und ihre Schwestern appendix to “philosophy proper”
study of the transition from Late demonstrates that Amazon- but as an important genre that
Antiquity to Early Islam. The episodes are a gender-sensitive articulates the discipline of
Arab conquests are shown to structural element of heroic philosophy as a new kind of
have changed both the Arabian poetry. The intertextual analysis education.
conquerors and the conquered. offers a new perspective on the
epic construction of gender.
R E AD E R S HIP : Scholars, students, READERSHI P: This book is aimed REA D ERS HI P : Scholars interested
research institutes and librar- at students and scholars inter- in Greek and Roman literature,
ies with a specialty in the fields ested in epic poetry and the philosophy, rhetoric, education
of (Late) Antiquity, the Middle construction of gender, both in and educational theory.
Ages, Arabic History, Islam, antiquity and late antiquity.
Qur’anic Studies, Middle Eastern
Studies, Mediterranean Studies.
December 2021 November 2021 November 2021

ISBN 9789004500617 ISBN 9789004472723 ISBN 9789004467231
Cultural Interactions The Language of Classical International Studies in the
in the Mediterranean, 5 Literature, 35 History of Rhetoric, 16
Supplementum Supplementum The Impact of the Roman
Epigraphicum Graecum Grammaticum Graecum 5 Empire on Landscapes
Consolidated Concordances Thirteen Ancient Greek Proceedings of the Fourteenth
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for Volumes XLVI – LX Grammarians: Aelianus, Workshop of the International
(1996 – 2010) Antipater, Basilides, Callias, Network Impact of Empire
Edited by Elias Sverkos, Aristotle Cratinus, Didymus Musicus, (Mainz, June 12-15, 2019)
University of Thessaloniki, and Heraclides Minor, Latinus, Edited by Marietta Horster,
Georgios Tsolakis, New York Menophanes, Nicocles Lacon, JGU Mainz, and Nikolas Hächler,
University University of Zurich
Panaetius Iunior, Ptolemais,
Zoticus
Montana Fausto
These Consolidated Concordances This volume displays a gallery of This volume presents the results
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offer a catalogue of references textual fragments, intellectual of the fourteenth workshop
to inscriptions analyzed in the profiles, and critical problems on of the international network
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volumes XLVI – LX (1996 – 2010) areas ranging from grammar to ‘Impact of Empire’. It focuses
of Supplementum Epigraphicum lexicography, literary criticism on the ways in which Rome’s
Graecum. and biography, music history and dominance influenced, changed,
theory. They are well represented and created landscapes, and in
in the rich range of themes posed which ways (Roman) landscapes
by the remnants of ancient were narrated and semantically
Greek scholarship. represented.
R E A DE R S H I P : Students and READERSHIP: Students and REA D ERS HI P : This publication

scholars in Classical Studies, scholars in Classical Studies, will be of particular interest for
Ancient History, Ancient Ancient History, Ancient institutions promoting Greek
Religions. Religions. and Roman studies and for
scholars and students of classi-
cal and archaeological studies,
who explore the Roman Empire.
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Hardback (cxxvi, 526 pp.) Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004449947 ISBN 9789004472082 ISBN 9789004411432
Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum E-ISBN 9789004411449
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Impact of Empire, 41
An Astrologer at Work Brill’s Companion Philip Melanchthon:
in Late Medieval France to Theocritus The Dialectical Questions
The Notebooks of S. Belle Edited by Poulheria Kyriakou, Erotemata Dialectices
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Aristotle University of
Helena Avelar de Carvalho, Jeanne Fahnestock,
Thessaloniki, Evina Sistakou,
The Warburg Institute, London; University of Maryland
Aristotle University of
CIUHCT, Lisboa
Thessaloniki, Antonios Rengakos,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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This book offers an internalist Brill’s Companion to Theocritus The Dialectical Questions
view on the history of astrology offers an up-to-date guide to (Erotemata Dialectices) of Philip
by studying the case of S. Belle, a thorough understanding of Melanchthon offers an English
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an astrologer who lived in late Theocritus’ literary output. translation of one of the six-
fifteenth-century France. It ad- Exploring his corpus from a teenth-century’s most influential
dresses his methods of work, variety of novel perspectives, textbooks on argumentation.
his process of learning, and his it presents a detailed account The introduction sets the work
practice. of the intricacy of Theocritus’ in Melanchthon’s life and times,
poetic art. reviews its content, and details
its unique sample arguments
drawn from medicine and natu-
ral philosophy.
R E AD E R S H IP : All interested in the READERSHI P: All readers in REA D ERS HI P : Likely readers in-
history of astrology and medieval Classics and Classical Reception clude academics with an interest
and early modern knowledge, Studies. in the history of rhetoric and
especially those who study the argumentation studies, scholars
learning process and the circula- specializing in Protestant theol-
tion of knowledge in the medi- ogy and church history, and intel-
eval period. lectual historians.
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ISBN 9789004463370 ISBN 9789004373556 ISBN 9789004466371
Time, Astronomy, and Calendars, 11 Brill’s Companions to Classical Studies International Studies in the
History of Rhetoric, 15
Post-Classical Greek Repetition, Selected Essays on the
Elegy and Lyric Poetry Communication, Philology, Philosophy, and
Robin J. Greene, and Meaning in the Reception of Plutarch by
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Providence College Ancient World Paola Volpe Cacciatore
Orality and Literacy in A Life Devoted to Plutarch
the Ancient World, vol. 13 Edited by Serena Citro, University
Edited by Deborah Beck, of Salerno, and Fabio Tanga,
University of Texas at Austin University of Salerno
An introductory guide to modern This volume features an in- This volume includes a selection 17
scholarship on post-Classical ternational group of experts of the most significant essays
Greek elegy and lyric. on the literature, philosophy, on Plutarch published by Paola
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and religion of the ancient Volpe Cacciatore, Professor of
Mediterranean world. Each pa- Greek Language and Literature
per makes a unique contribution, at the University of Salerno
and together, the papers draw an and current President of the
engaging portrait of the idea of International Plutarch Society.
“repetition.”
R E ADE R S H I P : This book would READERSHI P: Specialists in both REA D ERS HI P : Readers:
be of interest or relevance to the relevant subject areas and in Universities (Departments and
graduate students, post-graduate related areas (Classical literature, Libraries), Institutes for Classical
students, scholars working in Greek philosophy, ancient Greek Studies, Institutes for Philosophy,
fields adjacent to Hellenistic religion, Biblical studies, recep- Art & Archaeology Faculties,
and Imperial Greek poetry, and tion studies); students in the Public and Private Libraries,
specialists looking for updated relevant subject areas. professors, scholars, specialists,
bibliography. post-graduate students.
July 2021 September 2021 September 2021
Paperback Hardback Hardback
ISBN 9789004469242 ISBN 9789004466623 ISBN 9789004448452
Brill Research Perspectives in Mnemosyne, Supplements, 442 Brill’s Plutarch Studies, 8
Humanities and Social Sciences
Supplementum The Syntax and Semantics of Wh-Clauses
Epigraphicum Graecum in Classical Greek
Volume LXVI (2016) Relatives, Interrogatives, Exclamatives
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Edited by Angelos Chaniotis, Richard Faure, Université Côte d’Azur

Thomas Corsten, Nikolaos
Papazarkadas and Eftychia
Stavrianopoulou
SEG LXVI covers newly published Adapting tools recently developed in general linguistics and dwelling
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Greek inscriptions and studies on a solid corpus study, this book offers the first comprehensive view
on previously known documents on Classical Greek wh-clauses since Monteil (1963) and scrutinizes
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from the year 2016, with occa- how wh-items (ὅς, ὅστις, τίς) distribute across the different clause
sional additions from previous types. False ideas are discarded (e.g., there are no τίς relative clauses,
years that have been missed in ὅστις does not take over ὅς’ functions). This essay furthermore teases
earlier volumes and from studies apart actual neutralization and so-far-unknown subtle distinctions.
published after 2015 but pertain- Who knew that ὅστις is featured in three different types of appositive
ing to material from 2016. clauses? In the interrogative domain, an analysis is given of what li-
censes ὅς to pop in and τίς to pop out. Tackling these topics and more,
this essay draws a coherent picture of the wh-clause system, whose
basis is the notion of (non)identification.
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