Vol. 35 (2025) | Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Estudios griegos e indoeuropeos

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Cubierta Cuadernos de Filología Clásica, estudios griegos e indoeuropeos 35 (2025)

Vol. 35 (2025)

Published: 2025-03-31

Articles

Ellueššar, lalakueššar, suppaleššar: Collective animal nouns in -eššar in Hittite

Virna Fagiolo

9-21
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Proto-Celtic *bedo- ‘ditch, mine’ and its derivaties: new insular and continental evidence

Marcos Medrano Duque

23-32
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Myc. ra-wa-ke-ta and Dor. λᾱγέτᾱς: Diachronic Semantics and Literary History

Chengzhi Zhang

33-48
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Origin and metonymic development of the term γυῖον and its cognates

Iván Andrés-Alba

49-59
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Heracles and the Ancient East: Between Similarity and Equivalence

Asterios Evangelos Kechagias

61-107
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Insultos, amenazas y maldiciones en el campo de batalla: las reprimendas entre aliados en la Ilíada

Luz Conti Jimenez

109-123
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Did the Greeks have bodies?

Ignacio Rodríguez Alfageme

125-142
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A Stellar apparition: the Indo-European Männerbünde in the Homeric Hymn to Apollo, Yašt 8 and the Vrātyakānda

Rodrigo García Beni

143-168
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The terms πρόφασις and σκῆψις in ancient Greek: a semantic study of their use in the preserved tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides

Marina Míguez Lamanuzzi

169-183
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Some remarks on variant τῶ in Soph. OT. 511

Laura Luci

185-188
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Between Truth and Appearance: Medea’s Emotional Manipulation through gnomai

Alba Boscà Cuquerella

189-202
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Menelaus' rhetoric and characterization in Euripides' Andromache: a note on vv. 680-690

Francesco Moles

203-207
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"Making enemies": Pericles in Cratinus' comedy and the comic construction of the ἐχθρός

Sebastián Carrizo

209-228
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Dionysus and Xanthias' (im)politeness in Aristophanes' Frogs

Joan Egea Sánchez

229-251
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Dust and Earth: a Note on the Episode of the Hesperides in the Argonautica of Apollonius Rhodius

Tommaso Braccini

253-264
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The Cynic Heracles of Dio of Prusa

Pablo Lamas Naranjo

265-282
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An introduction to musical pedagogy according to Ps.-Plutarch's De musica (and Plato, Aristotle, and Pythagoras)

Federica Pezzoli, Laura Miguélez Cavero

283-295
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Of giraffes and men: a show of hybrid bodies in Heliodorus’ Aithiopika.

Nicolò D'Alconzo

297-313
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The fate of miracles. On the use of Jn 14.12 in John Chrysostom's Discourse on Blessed Babylas and Against the Greeks

Fabrizio Petorella

315-331
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The Constantine Rhodius' invective against Leo Choirosphaktes: translation and remarks

Marco Carrozza

333-343
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The Tetrastichs dedicated to Saint George by Theodore Prodromos: critical edition

Matilde Casas Olea

345-371
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The manuscript of Páez de Castro and the R.III.3 from El Escorial: a review of Antonio Guzmán Guerra's study

María Luisa Alía

373-390
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The handbook of Greek Literature by Salvador Costanzo (1860): a singularity in the 19th Century Hispanic Historiography.

María José Barrios Castro

391-409
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Echoes of the Odyssey in Mare Nostrum by Blasco Ibáñez

Mariano Valverde Sánchez

411-425
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"Nadie baja dos veces a las aguas del mismo río": Heraclitus' coves in Jorge Luis Borges' poetry. The river as a symbol of time and Heraclitus as a transcript of Borges

Pedro J. Plaza González

427-447
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Mythocritical analysis of Medea en Camariñas of Andrés Pociña: tradition and subversion of the classical myth

Maila García Amorós

449-464
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