Ancient Narrative Volume 2 (2002)

Achilles Tatius Ancient Novel Anticnyj Antonius Diogenes Aphrodisias Apollonia Apuleian Apuleius Apulej Aristomenes bandits Bitinna Callirhoe century Chaireas characters Charicleia Chariton Christian Cicero Classical comedy commentary cultural Daphnis and Chloe discussion Encolpius epic Eros erotic Esopo Eumolpus Falconilla fiction fictional figure final find Finkelpearl first FlfipfiBOJl fragments Freidenberg Frye’s genre Golden Ass Greek Novel Greek romances Groningen Harrison Heliodorus HepeBo3 ideal influence Intro Isis istorii JIHTepaTypa language Latin novels Leningrad lettore literary literature Longus Lucius Marziano Massalia Massaliots Meroe Metamorfosi Metamorphoses modern Moicheutria Moscow murder myth narrative narrator Nauka Ninus novelists origin ostracon padrona palimpsest Perevod Perry Perry’s Petronius Platonic plot poMaH poMan prologo prose protagonists quale readers reflect rhetorical Riess Roman novels romanzo satire Satyrica Satyricon schiavo Schmeling scholars scholarship sembra significance social Socrates specific stat’ja story style Tale of Aristomenes testo themes tion Transl translation utopian Winkler witches Xenophon