{"id":113,"date":"2010-03-25T15:57:39","date_gmt":"2010-03-25T19:57:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.bu.edu\/arion\/?page_id=113"},"modified":"2026-06-15T12:52:14","modified_gmt":"2026-06-15T16:52:14","slug":"volume-2","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.bu.edu\/arion\/archive\/volume-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Vol. 2"},"content":{"rendered":"

Arion 2.1 Winter 1992<\/span><\/strong>\"cover<\/a><\/p>\n

Adrian Poole<\/em><\/strong>: War and Grace: The Force of Simone Weil on Homer
\nThomas K. Hubbard<\/em><\/strong>: Nature and Art in the Shield of Achilles
\nRandall L. Skalsky<\/strong><\/em>: Visual Trope and the Portland Vase Frieze: A New Reading and Exegesis
\nMichael Poliakoff<\/strong><\/em>: Vergil and the Heart of Darkness: Observations on a Recurring Theme
\nDaniel Garrison<\/em><\/strong>: The Locus Inamoenus: Another Part of the Forest
\nAndrew Szegedy-Maszak<\/em><\/strong>: A Perfect Ruin: Nineteenth-Century Views of the Colosseum
\nJanet Lembke<\/em><\/strong>: Skinny-Dipping with Pliny
\nRachel Hadas<\/em><\/strong> translates Tibullus<\/em>: 1.2, 1.6, 1.10
\nAlexander Nehamas <\/em><\/strong>reviews: Ironist and Moral Philosopher by Gregory Vlastos
\nRobert Eldridge<\/em><\/strong> reviews: Love’s Knowledge: Essays on Philosophy and Literature by Martha C. Nussbaum
\nMartha C. Nussbaum<\/em><\/strong>: Reply to Robert Eldridge
\nRamsay MacMullen<\/em><\/strong> reviews: Roman Papers, vols. VI -VII by Ronald Syme
\nLeslie Cahoon<\/em><\/strong> reviews: <\/strong>Ovid: The Love Poems, translated by A. D. Melville, with introduction and notes by E. J. Kenney
\nFritz Senn<\/strong><\/em>,<\/strong> Michelle Valerie Ronnick<\/strong><\/em>, and<\/strong> D.S. Carne-Ross<\/strong><\/em>: Forum: Buck Mulligan and Ulysses<\/p>\n

Arion 2.2-3 Spring & Fall 1992-1993<\/span><\/strong>\"cover<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

Herbert Golder<\/em><\/strong>: On First Looking into Arrowsmith’s Chapman
\nChristopher Ricks<\/em><\/strong>: On Heroes and Antihero-Worship
\nWilliam Arrowsmith <\/strong><\/em>edits: The Classical Writings of John Jay Chapman:
\nGreek as a Pleasure
\nChapman: A Sampling of Letters and Obiter Dicta
\nPlato
\nEuripides and the Greek Genius
\nWilliam Arrowsmith<\/strong><\/em>: In his own words:
\n<\/span>The Shame of the Graduate Schools: A Plea for a New American Scholar
\nThe Future of Teaching
\nTurbulence in the Humanities
\nThe Heroic Voice\u2013Letters to Stephen Berg
\n<\/span>Geoffrey Hill<\/em><\/strong>: Cycle<\/a>
\nJohn Silber<\/em><\/strong>: In Memoriam
\nW. S. Merwin<\/em><\/strong>: William Arrowsmith: An Afterword
\nSaul Bellow<\/em><\/strong>: Psychic Perennial
\nAnthony Hecht<\/em><\/strong>: Arrowsmith at Colonus
\nRoger Shattuck<\/em><\/strong>: The Bodily Presence of the Man
\nJohn Herington<\/em><\/strong>: William A. Arrowsmith: A Memory
\nElias Crim<\/em><\/strong>: Trimalchio’s T.A.
\nChristopher Middleton<\/em><\/strong>: Some Souvenirs
\nSidney Monas<\/em><\/strong>: At Princeton and Austin
\nD. S. Carne-Ross<\/em><\/strong>: The Bravery of Life
\nDouglass Parker<\/em><\/strong>: WAA\u2013An Intruded Gloss
\nTimothy Healy<\/em><\/strong>: A Genius for Friendship
\nW. S. Di Piero<\/em><\/strong>: Different Tones
\nDiskin Clay<\/em><\/strong>: William Ayers Arrowsmith: The Years at Johns Hopkins
\nM. L. Rosenthal<\/em><\/strong>: Bill Arrowsmith\u2013”Noble Acerbity”
\nDavid Rosand<\/em><\/strong>: William Arrowsmith and Visual Thinking
\nRonald Schuchard<\/em><\/strong>: Emory’s Arrowsmith :: Arrowsmith’s Eliot
\nTed Perry<\/em><\/strong>: Il mestiere di vivere, il mestiere di scrivere
\nMark Rudman<\/em><\/strong>: William Arrowsmith in Heaven: A Sketch
\nRosanna Warren<\/em><\/strong>: Quietus. Arrowsmith’s Pavese: Rebellion and Mastery
\nWilliam Arrowsmith<\/strong><\/em>: Letter from Rome<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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