Vol. 21
Arion 21.1 Spring/Summer 2013
Martin W. Bennett: Final Voyage: After Pascoli
James Tatum: Mrs. Vergil’s Horrid Wars
Len Krisak translates Catullus: Selected Songs
Jeremy Mynott: Translating Thucydides
Diskin Clay: Phaedrus on the Lido: Tod in Venedig
Nicholas Kilmer: Euripides’ Hecuba: A Version (I)
Paul Barolsky: The Strange Case of the Young Michelangelo
Joshua Billings: Oedipus at Colonus and German Idealism
Elena Dimov translates Maria Rybakova: From Gnedich (II)
Justine McConnell reviews: Odyssey, Piccolo Teatro Strehler, Milan; National Theatre of Greece, Athens, by Robert Wilson
Mary Maxwell reviews: Antigonick, directed by Kristin Horton; NYU-Gallatin Theater
Diskin Clay translates Heinrich Heine: From The Gods in Exile
Amalia Sotiropoulou: Caryatids: A Photo Essay
Arion 21.2 Fall 2013
Chris Childers translates and introduces Pindar: Two Odes
Sarah H. Nooter: Can We Read Sophocles through Sizwe?
Michael Taylor translates Horace: Six Odes
Peter Aicher: Herodotus and the Vulnerability Ethic in Ancient Greece
Nicholas Kilmer: Euripides’ Hecuba: A Version (II)
Nina Pick: Four Poems, After Sappho
W. M. Short: The “Wandering” Metaphor of Mistakenness in Roman Culture
Marianne McDonald reviews: Reimagining Greek Tragedy on the American Stage by Helene Foley
SPECIAL ONLINE EXTRA: Peter Aicher’s Translation of Herodotus’ The Story of Croesus (Word Document)
Arion 21.3 Winter 2014
David Faldet: Menage
David Rosand: The Passion of Adonis
A. M. Juster translates Christopher Marlowe: On Manwood
Tom Rendall: Teaching the Western Classics to Students in China
Brooke Horvath: Stag Hunt
Charles Heiko Stocking: Greco-Roman Sculpture and the Athletic Male Body
Avi Sharon translates Umberto Saba: Like Snow in Sunlight
Zhenya Gershman: Rembrandt: Turn Of The Key
David Gomes Cásseres: Athena
M. D. Usher: Field Notes on Pasolini’s Appunti per un’ Orestiade africana
Marianne McDonald: In Memoriam: Seamus Heaney
Constanze Güthenke reviews: Caesar in the USA by Maria Wyke
Willi Goetschel reviews: Socrates and the Jews: Hellenism and Hebraism from Moses Mendelssohn to Sigmund Freud by Miriam Leonard