Inclusion and exclusion of characters in the new comic society in Plautus and Terence von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

Group vs. Individual in Vergil, Aeneid IX von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Lux extrema: Lucan, Pharsalia 4, 402 - 581 von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Curio and Antaeus: The African Episode of Lucan Pharsalia IV von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Note on Propertius 1.9.13: Compone von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Note on Propertius 1,9,13: Compone von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Propertius and main themes of Roman amatory thought von Saylor, Charles Frederick

Vana species leti: Cato's March in Lucan, Pharsalia IX von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

Thinking about Friends: Seneca, Epist. 55 von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Overlooking Lake Vadimon: Pliny on Tourism (Epist.8.20) von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Belli Spes Inproba: The Theme of Walls in Lucan, Pharsalia VI von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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The Meaning of Tardus Amor in Propertius von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Symbolic Topography in Propertius 1.11 von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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The Magnificent Fifteen: Vergil's Catalogues of the Latin and Etruscan Forces von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Propertius's Scheme of Inspiration von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Man, Animal, and the Bestial in Lucretius von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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The gifts of Procris von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Trading Places: A Modern Model of Roman Comedy von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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Open and Shut: The Battle for Massilia in Lucan, Pharsalia III von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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A note on style in Lucan's episode of Brundisium, Pharsalia 2. 610 - 679 von Saylor, Charles Frederick 1936-

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