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Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Vol. 99 (1968), pp. i-vi+1-542+i-cxi -1
Front Matter [pp.i-vi] -1
Pastor Aeneas: On Pastoral Themes in the Aeneid [pp.1-17] -1
"My Tongue Swore, but My Mind is Unsworn" [pp.19-35] -1
Cosmological Myth and the Tuna of Gibraltar [pp.37-62] -1
Trophonios: The Manner of His Revelation [pp.63-75] -1
Poetry and Rhetoric in Lucretius [pp.77-118] -1
The Problem of Interpolation in the Textual Tradition of Prudentius [pp.119-141] -1
Abraham the Greek Philosopher in Josephus [pp.143-156] -1
Iphigeneia at Aulis [pp.157-163] -1
Catalogues and Other Manuscripts from Lorsch [pp.165-179] -1
The Premiere of Pindar's Third and Ninth Pythian Odes [pp.181-202] -1
Aristotle and the Questionable Mean-Dispositions [pp.203-231] -1
Catullus 51: Otium versus Virtus [pp.233-239] -1
The Purpose of De Divinatione [pp.241-248] -1
Catullus and Cangrande Della Scala [pp.249-253] -1
Cognitio Caracallae de Goharienis: Two Textual Restorations [pp.255-258] -1
Tribal Cycles in Oxyrhynchus [pp.259-263] -1
The Strategy of the Battle of Cyzicus [pp.265-272] -1
Theocritus' Idyll 13: Love and the Hero [pp.273-290] -1
Commonplace and Dramatic Symbol in Seneca's Tragedies [pp.291-313] -1
False Statement in the Sophistes [pp.315-327] -1
Medea's First Exit [pp.329-359] -1
Demosthenes' First Philippic: The Satiric Mode [pp.361-374] -1
Cyme and the Veracity of Ephorus [pp.375-388] -1
The Imagery of Catullus 63 [pp.389-399] -1
The Aurea Dicta of Augustus and the Poets [pp.401-417] -1
Circean Temptations: Homer, Vergil, Ovid [pp.419-442] -1
Good Wine in a New Vase (Horace, Epistles 1.2) [pp.443-452] -1
Petronius, Seneca, and Lucan: A Neronian Literary Feud? [pp.453-467] -1
Republican and Augustan Writers Enrolled in the Equestrian Centuries [pp.469-486] -1
About Form and Feeling in Catullus 65 [pp.487-508] -1
Prudentius and the Tradition of Latin Poetry [pp.509-525] -1
Pindar and the Mercenary Muse: Isthm. 2.1-13 [pp.527-542] -1
Proceedings: American Philological Association One Hundredth Annual Meeting [pp.i-cxi] -1

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