Editors’ report for the ASCS general meeting JanuaryThe editors of Antichthon, Elizabeth Minchin and Art Pomeroy, report that volumewas distributed in lateThe volume, of 142 pages, included eig

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Abstracts for Antichthon VolKurt Raaflaub, Brown University, Providence, RI Riding on Homer’s Chariot: The Search for a Historical ‘Epic Society’ (ppThis paper continues the author’s long-stan

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5238750A General Meeting of The Australasian Society for Classical Studies will be held at Massey University, Palmerston North, on Wednesday 29th January 2014, commencing at 5.00 pm.

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• Antichthon
• Massey University

524510635Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Australasian Society for Classical Studies Wednesday 3 February:30-2:00 Atrium 213, University of Melbourne

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• Elizabeth Minchin
• Hellenists
• Antichthon
• Academia

Editors’ report for the ASCS general meeting January 2013 The editors of Antichthon, Elizabeth Minchin and Peter Davis, report that volumewas distributed in midVolume 47 will be a special number, whi

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• Elizabeth Minchin
• Hellenists
• Editing

Editors’ report for the ASCS general meeting JanuaryThe editors of Antichthon, Han Baltussen and Art Pomeroy, report that volumebecame electronically available to Libraries in December 2015 and to mem

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Editors’ report for the ASCS general meeting JanuaryThe editors of Antichthon, Elizabeth Minchin and Art Pomeroy, report that volumewas distributed in latePaul Burton was the guest editor for t

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• Elizabeth Minchin
• Hellenists
• Publishing
• Antichthon
• Mass media
• Academia

5238750Executive Committee of the Australasian Society for Classical Studies Napier Lower Ground 15 Agenda 28 January 2015

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• Antichthon
• Napier

Abstracts for Antichthon VolDavid Konstan, New York State / University/ Brown University The Two Faces of Parrhêsia : Free Speech and Self-Expression in Ancient Greece (ppParrhêsia has been understoo

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• Severan dynasty
• Ancient Greek philosophers
• Aristophanes
• Tribune of the Plebs
• Macrinus
• Phalanx
• Plato

Report from the Secretary: AGM 2016 After the excitement of 2014 and the moving of Antichthon to Cambridge University Press, things have been much quieter inThis has enabled the consolidation of several issues, al

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