A Companion to the Ancient NovelThis companion addresses a topic of continuing contemporary relevance, both cultural and literary.
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Contents
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Xenophon The Ephesian Tales | |
Achilles Tatius Sophistic Master of Novelistic | |
Heliodorus the Ethiopian Story | |
Petronius Satyrica | |
Mixed Marriages | |
The Magnetic Stone of Love Greek Novel | |
Respect these Breastsand Pity Me Greek | |
Poems in Petronius Satyrica | |
Various Asses | |
Greek Novel and Greek Archaic Literature | |
Ekphrasis in the Ancient Novel | |
Miscellanea Petroniana A Petronian | |
Apuleius The Golden Ass The Nature of | |
Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri | |
Pumpkin | |
Related | |
The Genre of the Novel A Theoretical | |
The Management of Dialogue in Ancient | |
Characterization in the Ancient Novel | |
Liaisons Dangereuses Epistolary Novels | |
Christianity | |
Reception of Strangers in Apuleius | |
From the Epic to the Novelistic Hero Some | |
Roman Elegy and the Roman Novel | |
Meroe | |
Apuleius Metamorphoses A Hybrid Text? | |
Love Myth and Ritual The Mythic Dimension | |
Gender in the Ancient Novel | |
Education as Construction of Gender Roles | |
Greek Love in the Greek Novel | |
Latin Culture in the Second Century | |
The Speeches | |
Mimethic Paideia in Lucians True History | |
Reimagining Community in Christian Fictions | |
The Poetics of Old Wives Tales or Apuleius | |
Achilles Tatius and Heliodorus Between | |
Longus Daphnis and Chloe Literary | |
Island | |
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