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Laughing at the Enemy Joy and Schadenfreude in Xenophon’s “Hellenica”
Hermes, 2019Emotions are an important clue for the characterisation of individuals in Xenophon’s “Hellenica”. Especially joy and schadenfreude have an important narrative function.
Lennart Gilhaus
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Xenophon and Isocrates on Sparta
Trends in Classics, 2018Interpreting literary conversations in the 4th century BCE is not an easy task. We do not, for example, have much secure biographical knowledge for extant authors, being reliant primarily upon later accounts of their lives and whatever snippets of ...
Noreen Humble
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THE BED CANOPY IN XENOPHON OF EPHESUS AND THE ICONOGRAPHY OF MARS AND VENUS UNDER THE EMPIRE
Ramus, 2018This paper discusses how Roman visual culture might be useful for deciphering the ecphrastic passages of the ancient Greek novel. Whereas ecphrasis has been one of the blossoming topics in the field, the examination of novelistic ecphrasis alongside ...
Anna Lefteratou
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