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1970-71
O. Kimball Armayor (US)
Herodotus as an epic rather than a “scientific” historian
Gianfranco Fabiano (Italy)
Literary studies on Theocritus
Irwin L. Merker (US)
A historical commentary on Diodorus, books 18 to 20
John Michael Moore (UK)
A text of Polybius
Theodora Hadzisteliou Price (Greece)
Greek hero cults, with special reference to the archeological evidence
Pietro Pucci (Italy)
An edition of the Clouds of Arisophanes; Euripidean tragedy
Oliver Taplin (UK)
The dramatic technique of the Greek tragedians
Christian Wolff (US)
Literary studies in Euripides, particularly the Helen
1971-72
Bruce E. Donovan (US)
The Euripidean papyri; a bibliography of literary papyri
Hermann Funke (Germany)
Ancient allegorical interpretations of poetry
John Glucker (UK)
Antiochus and the Late Academy
Sarah C. Humphreys (UK)
Kinship in the Greek city-state
John D. Moore (US)
An edition with commentary of Plato’s Symposium
Jacques Peron (France)
The techniques of Pindaric poetry
F. F. Schwarz (Austria)
A commentary on Arrian’s Indica
Charlotte Stough (US)
Plato’s metaphysics, with special attention to the Phaedo and Parmenides
1972-73
Edwin L. Brown (US)
Astronomical sources of imagery in classical literature
Thomas Drew-Bear (US)
A history of Greco-Roman civilization in Phrygia
Michael Gagarin (US)
The political nature and background of Aeschylean tragedy
Wolfgana Dieter Lebeck (Germany)
Theophrastus’ literary treatises and the linguistic and stylistic theories of the early Peripatetics
Jorgen Mejer (Denmark)
The tradition of pre-Socratic philosophy from Plato to the end of antiquity
John Peradotto (US)
Myth and Märchen in the Odyssey: a study of the collision of conflicting narrative structures
Suzanne Saïd (France)
The function of nomos in the Oresteia
Steven Tigner (US)
Physical dynamics in pre-Platonic cosmology
1973-74
Gerald Michael Browne (US) Harvard University
An edition of the Sortes Astrampsychi for the Bibliotheca Teubneriana
Sylwester Dworacki (Poland) University of Poznan
The dramatic technique of Menander
J. Staffan H. Fogelmark (Sweden) University of Lund
Homeric features in the poetry of Pindar and Bacchylides and development of style and language in Pindar
Charles Daniel Hamilton (US) University of Chicago
A study of the fourth century orators, particularly Isocrates and Demosthenes
Alexander P. D. Mourelatos (US) University of Texas at Austin
The philosophy of the early Greek Atomists
Bernd Seidensticker (Germany) University of Hamburg
Ancient tragicomedy
Daniel P. Tompkins (US) Wesleyan University
Studies in characterization, language, and historiography in Thucydides
Ronald Andrew Zirin (US) State University of New York at Buffalo
An investigation of what was known to the Greeks about the nature of the sounds of human speech
1974-75
Elizabeth Ann Fisher (US) University of Minnesota
Greek knowledge of Latin literature in the Roman empire
Paul Siegfried Jäkel (Germany) University of Regensburg
Studies in Greek tragedy
David Keyt (US) University of Washington
Aristotle’s political philosophy
Linda Collins Reilly (US) College of William and Mary
Studies in ancient Greek slavery
Christopher Rowe (UK) The University, Bristol
Aristotle’s Politics
Carl Rubino (US) University of Texas at Austin
Cultural crisis and political language in 5th century Greece
Peter Siewert (Germany) University of Saarbrücken
Cerameicus studies
John Van Sickle (US) Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies, Rome
Bucolic poetry as an ancient literary genre
1975-76
Henry Jacob Blumenthal (UK) University of Liverpool
Neoplatonic commentaries on Aristotle
Frederick Thomas Griffiths (US) Amherst College
The non-pastoral idylls of Theocritus
Michael William Haslam (UK) University College, Cardiff
The papyri of the Greek tragedians
Louis Aryeh Kosman (US) Haverford College
Plato and the dialogue form
Tomás Calvo Martinez (Spain) University of Madrid
Models of language in Parmenides, Plato and Aristotle
Hunter Ripley Rawlings III (US) University of Colorado
The structure of Thucydides’ History
Thomas A. Szlezák (Germany) University of Zurich
Platonic studies
Nicholas P. White (US) University of Michigan
Ethics and moral psychology of the early and middle Stoics
1976-77
Apostolos N. Athanassakis (US) University of California, Santa Barbara
A philological commentary on Iliad, Book I
Ann L. T. Bergren (US) Princeton University
The poetics of Epic verse
Deborah Boedeker (US) Georgetown University
Studies in archaic Greek poetry
Penelope Bulloch (UK) Girton College, Cambridge University
An edition of Aristophanes’ Plutus
John Patrick Lynch (US) University of California at Santa Cruz
Plato’s Academy and institutionalized higher education at Athens
Minor·M. Markle III (US)
Philip II of Macedon
Kurt Arnold Raaflaub (Switzerland) Free University of Berlin
The idea of freedom in archaic and classical Greece
Susan Mary Sherwin-White (UK) Hertford College, Oxford University
The Seleucid king, Antiochus the Great
1977-78
Lawrence J. Bliquez (US) University of Washington
A new edition of Nachmanson’s Historische Attische Inschriften
Denis J. Corish (Eire) Bowdoin College
Greek theories of time (up to Aristotle and the Stoics)
Daniel T. Devereux (US) University of Virginia
The doctrine of moral goodness in the early Platonic dialogues
William E. Higgins (US) Brandeis University
An intellectual and cultural history of philotimia in Greco-Roman antiquity
Jadwiga Kubinska (Poland) Warsaw University
Epigraphical studies: Greek inscriptions of Asia Minor (Roman period)
Volker Langholf (Germany) University of Hamburg
The research methods of the authors of the Hippocratic treatises
Ian Mueller (US) University of Chicago
The philosophical presuppositions of Euclid’s Elements
William C. Mullen (US) Boston University
Pindar’s odes for victors from Aegina
1978-79
Liliane M. J. Gh. Bodson (Belgium) University of Liege
History of Greek Religion, research in Ethnozoology applied to Antiquity
Jenny Strauss Clay (US) Johns Hopkins University
Relations between gods and men in the Odyssey and how these relations shape the overall poetical structure
Antonios Kapsomenos (Greece) University of Thessaloniki
Tragic diction in the light of parallel passages found within Tragedy, and between Epic and Tragedy or Lyric and Tragedy
Richard Patterson (US) Columbia University
Plato’s conception of the soul as self-moving motion
Peter J. Rhodes (UK) University of Durham
Commentary on the Aristotelian Constitution of Athens
James Tatum (US) Dartmouth College
Xenophon’s Cyropaedia and narrative techniques in the fourth century
Marc J. C. Waelkens (Belgium) State University Ghent
Epitaphs on doorstones in Phrygia; topographical and epigraphic study of the sarcophagi of Phrygia; Anatolian votive and tombstones as sources of the social and economic life in Roman antiquity
Paul B. Woodruff (US) University of Texas at Austin
A book about the Hippias Major with translation and philosophical commentary; an extensive essay of interpretation
1979-80
Jon-Christian Billigmeier (US) Santa Barbara Community College
A comparative and historical grammar of Mycenean Greek
Susan G. Cole (US) The University of Illinois at Chicago Circle
The mysteries of Dionysus; epigraphical and historical studies
Polymnia Athanassiadi-Fowden (Greece) The University of Athens
The last Neoplatonists and the relevant problem of the persecution and martyrdom of pagans in the late Roman empire
Allan Gotthelf (US) Trenton State College
Aristotle’s conception of final causality
Augusto Guida (Italy) University of Florence
A new edition of the Lexicon Vindobonense
Andreas Katsouris (Cyprus) University of Ioannina
Studies in the techniques of New Comedy
Mae Smethurst (US) University of Pittsburgh
Greek tragedy and Japanese Noh plays
Donald Zeyl (Canada) University of Rhode Island
Some topics in the philosophy of Socrates (akrasia, hedonism, the unity of the virtues)