Volume 25
Arion 25.1 Spring/Summer 2017
Essays and Verse
Aeneid, vi.679–751
Virgil (Translated by David Ferry)
Nausikaa and the Word that Must Not Be Spoken: A Reading of Homer’s Odyssey, Book Six
Norman Austin
From Propertius
Brian Walters
O te, Bolane, cerebri felicem: Roberto Bolaño harasses Horace
Ian Fielding
Horace Counts His Blessings
Horace (Translated by Karl Johnson)
Catullus, Hip-hop, and Masculinity
Colin Cromwell Pang
Two Poems
Margaret Wack
Ingesting Magic: Ingredients and Ecstatic Outcomes in the Greek and Demotic Magical Papyri
Alan Sumler
Two Poems
Joan Kimball
Gambling with Demeter: Winning, Losing, and Successful Outcome in Herodotus’ Histories
Joseph Russo and Bennett Simon
From Mutabor
Karl Kirchwey
Reviews
We Never Got the Joke: Comedy and Tragedy in Modern Politics
Angus Fletcher, Comic Democracies: From Ancient Athens to the American Republic
Louis A. Ruprecht Jr.
On Black Ground: The Berlin Painter at Princeton
The Berlin Painter and His World: Athenian Vase-Painting in the Early Fifth Century B.C., March 4, 2017–June 11, 2017, Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey.
Helaine L. Smith
–Cover: “Palmyra” by Wendy Artin
Arion 25.2 Fall 2017 
Essays and Verse
The Visionary Architecture of the Pazzi Chapel
Paul Barolsky
Three Poems
Ricardo Pau-Llosa
Why Roman Poets In Modern Guise? Reception Of Roman Poets Since World War I
Theodore Ziolkowski
Four Poems
Steve Kronen
Teaching Nietzsche
Raymond Geuss
Affective Interests: Ancient Tragedy, Shakespeare and the Concept of Character
Vanda Zajko
Narcissism For Beginners
Charles Martin
Winckelmann and the Vatican’s Museo Profano: The Documentary Evidence
Louis A. Ruprecht Jr.
The Madman of Athens
Edmund Keeley
The Guard as Critic, or the Duchamp Factor
Fred Licht
Fiction
L’Ottimo Artista
Ilya Bernstein
Voice from the Front
Classics Equips a Civilized Person for Any Task: An Interview with Caroline Alexander
Patrick O’Donnell
Review
Classics Defeating Imperialism: The Irish Strike Back
Laurie O’Higgins, The Irish Classical Self: Poets and Poor Scholars in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Marianne McDonald
Arion 25.3 Winter 2018
Essays and Verse
The Goatherd: An Encounter with Virgil’s First Eclogue
Norman Austin
Mother Canada and Mourning Athena:
From Classical Athens to Vimy Ridge
Matthew A. Sears
Two Poems
Jane Blanchard
Greek Tragedy and the Celtic Tiger:
The Politics of Literary Allusion in Marina Carr’s Ariel
Isabelle Torrance
Cold Copulars: Notes Toward a Horatian Stevens
Justin Hudak
The Sirens
Jamey Hecht
School of Shadows: The Return to Plato’s Cave
Claire Sommers
A Prayer For Peace
Lucretius
(Translated by Brian Walters)
A Lost Museum
Fred Licht
Fiction
From Persephone 2014, by Gwenaëlle Aubry
(Translated by Benjamin Eldon Stevens)
Reviews
Michelangelo in Manhattan
Carmen C. Bambach, Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer
Paul Barolsky
Beyond Diels-Kranz
André Laks and Glenn W. Most (eds. and trans.), Early Greek Philosophy
John Palmer