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Journals
 New Classicists 03Article 1: Marta Antola (Durham University) Article 2: Anactoria Clarke (Open University) Article 3: Doukissa Kamini (University of Reading) Article 4: Claire Pérez (Université Jean Moulin, Lyon) Article 5: Rioghnach Sachs (King's College London) Article 6: Chen Xiong (King's College London) |  New Classicists 02Introduction about the topic from Amy Lewis (University of Pennsylvania) Article 1: Laurie Porstner (Rutgers) Article 2: Kevin Stuart Lee (The University of Texas at Austin) Article 3: Sherry Huang (Texas Tech University) |  New Classicists 01Article 1: Richard Kendall (University of Birmingham) Aricle 2: Maria Galanaki (Democritus University of Thrace) Article 3: Ben Salisbury (University of Birmingham) Article 4: Lauren Murphy La Trobe University) Book review of Fratantuono, L. M., and Smith, R. (2018). Virgil, Aeneid 8, Leiden, The Netherlands: BRILL. by Billie Hall (l'Université de Lille) |
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Articles
 George Brocklehurst(The Warburg Institute, School of Advanced Study, University of London) Philosophy and Pedagogy in Horace Epistles I |  Marta Antola(Durham University) One to rule them all: The γόης of (Plato’s) Ancient Athens |  Anactoria Clarke(Open University) ‘Time and tide for no man wait’: Cheiron’s qualities complicated in John Updike’s The Centaur |
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 Doukissa Kamini(University of Reading) From a mythical exemplum to a heroic cult: Orestes as a representative of power play, (re-)establishment of political authority and expansionism |  Claire Pérez(Université Jean Moulin, Lyon) Curtius Rufus’ Roman Reading of the Proskynesis Debate: Theatricality of power and free eloquence in the Histories of Alexander the Great |  Rioghnach Sachs(King's College London) Reconciling Aphrodite: The Power of the ‘Weakling’ Goddess in Homer’s Iliad |
 Chen Xiong(King's College London) Continuity and Innovation in Imperial Inscriptions: Augustus’ Res Gestae and the Stelae of the Qin First Emperor Compared |  Kevin Stuart Lee(The University of Texas at Austin) Cityscapes in Roman Painting: The Amphitheater Riot Fresco as a Piece of “Popular Art” |  Laurie Porstner(Rutgers) Boundaries, Magic, and Popular Religion in two Mosaics from Ancient Thysdrus (El Jem in Tunisia) |
 Sherry Huang(Texas Tech University) “Solon” and his People: The afterlife of an archaic political personage in late democratic Athens | Amy Lewis(University of Pennsylvania) Introduction to the 'popular' in Classical Antiquity |  Maria Galanaki(Democritus University of Thrace) Conon's Sons and Meidias: Ēthopoiia and Hypokrisis in Demosthenes' Against Conon and Against Meidias |
 Richard Kendall(University of Birmingham) The Boscoreale Cups: What level of historical specificity was intended in the Tiberius cup? |  Lauren Murphy(La Trobe University) United in Grief: Achilles, Alexander and Hadrian |  Ben Salisbury(University of Birmingham) The Status of Plebiscita 494-287 BC |
 Billie Hall(Université de Lille) Book review of Fratantuono, L. M., and Smith, R. (2018). Virgil, Aeneid 8, Leiden, The Netherlands: BRILL. |