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Classical Continuum

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Editorial and Production Teams

By Gregory Nagy

By Gregory Nagy, H24H

Blade Runner—replicants are good to think with, while thinking about ancient Greek heroes

By Gregory Nagy

About Greek goddesses as mothers or would-be mothers

By Gregory Nagy

Finding a cure for the anger of Hera

By Gregory Nagy

Fables Compared: The Case of Ancient Greek ‘Sybaritic’ Tales

By Gregory Nagy

A question of “reception”: how could Homer ever outlive his own moments of performance?

By Gregory Nagy

About Demetrius of Phaleron

By Gregory Nagy

The Oath of the Ephebes as a symbol of democracy—and of environmentalism

By Gregory Nagy

By Land or by Sea: Environments of Empire in the Mediterranean Region and Beyond

By Gregory Nagy

Essays on oral tradition: Homer and beyond. Introduction

By Gregory Nagy

Sappho II, Version Beta: Essays on ancient imitations of her songs

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