We are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS Issue 7:
Alessandra Coppola, ‘Sulla superiorità dei Greci o degli Ebrei: una polemica di fine Settecento’ (23 September)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS Issue 7:
Ivan Matijašić, ‘Die hellenische Geschichtsschreibung ist Zeitgeschichte: Eduard Schwartz on Greek Historiography in a 1939 Letter to J. Enoch Powell’ (2 September)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS Issue 7:
Ivan Matijašić, ‘Die hellenische Geschichtsschreibung ist Zeitgeschichte: Eduard Schwartz on Greek Historiography in a 1939 Letter to J. Enoch Powell’ (2 September)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS Issue 7:
Roy Gibson, ‘Professors of Latin at the University of Liverpool 1884–1988: Philology, Hellenism and the Professionalisation of Latin at England’s Civic Universities in the Twentieth Century’ (8 April)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the third article of HCS issue 7:
Ulrike Ehmig, Janine Meisel, Hannah Christine Orth, Jona Winzek, Beate Zielke, ‘Epigraphische Zeitreisen. Heinrich Dressels Notizbücher der Italienreisen 1874–1876 und 1878’ (27 March)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the third article of HCS issue 7:
Ulrike Ehmig, Janine Meisel, Hannah Christine Orth, Jona Winzek, Beate Zielke, ‘Epigraphische Zeitreisen. Heinrich Dressels Notizbücher der Italienreisen 1874–1876 und 1878’ (27 March)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the tenth Supplementary Volume of HCS:
The Kieperts’ Asia Minor Ancient and Ottoman: Capstones of Route-Based Cartography. By Richard J. A. Talbert
Read more about New Supplementary VolumeWe are pleased to announce the publication of the tenth Supplementary Volume of HCS:
The Kieperts’ Asia Minor Ancient and Ottoman: Capstones of Route-Based Cartography. By Richard J. A. Talbert
Read more about New Supplementary VolumeWe are pleased to announce the publication of the tenth Supplementary Volume of HCS:
The Kieperts’ Asia Minor Ancient and Ottoman: Capstones of Route-Based Cartography. By Richard J. A. Talbert
Read more about New Supplementary VolumeWe are pleased to announce the publication of the second article of HCS issue 7:
Alfredo Sansone, ‘La storia antica come strumento diplomatico: Napoleone Bonaparte “socio mancato” della Rubiconia Accademia dei Filopatridi’ (7 March)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the second article of HCS issue 7:
Alfredo Sansone, ‘La storia antica come strumento diplomatico: Napoleone Bonaparte “socio mancato” della Rubiconia Accademia dei Filopatridi’ (7 March)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the eighth and ninth Supplementary Volumes of HCS.
Read more about Two new Supplementary VolumesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Marco Emilio Erba, ‘Il museo vagheggiato. Sulle vicende del museo patrio di Monza tra collezionismo e ricerca archeologica nel secondo ottocento’ (31 October)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the seventh Supplementary Volume of HCS:
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Jo-Marie Claassen, ‘Order from Chaos: A Worm’s Eye View of Some Classical Birds I Have Known’ (27 September)
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Read more about Technical issuesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Maxwell Hardy, ‘An Unpublished Letter from A. E. Housman on Tibullus, Juvenal and Horace’ (22 August)
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Read more about Technical issuesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
A.J. Woodman , ‘Classics at Newcastle: An Insider’s Personal Perspective’ (16 August)
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Read more about Technical issuesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Lisa Piazzi, ‘Gli studi lucreziani di Sebastiano Timpanaro’ (13 August)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleWe are pleased to announce the publication of two new articles in HCS 6:
Bram van der Velden, ‘Van Wageningen, Lindsay and Owen on Housman. With Two Unpublished Letters’ (30 July)
Anna Zago, ‘Un «maniaco della tradizione indiretta»? Trattazioni e ritrattazioni di Sebastiano Timpanaro’ (30 July)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Donald Lateiner, ‘Edith Hamilton [Mis-]Reads Two Unusual Texts: Ps.-Xenophon’s Athenaion Politeia and a Delphic Honorific Inscription’ (21 July)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Stefan Rebenich und Werner Eck, ‘Interview von Stefan Rebenich mit Werner Eck am 14. April 2023 in Bergisch Gladbach’ (25 June)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the sixth Supplementary Volume of HCS: the Italian translation of Carlo Sigonio's De antiquo iure civium Romanorum, edited by Mattia Balbo, Michele Bellomo, Annarosa Gallo and Federico Santangelo.
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Christopher Stray, ‘Composition as Reception: An English Version of Classics’ (23 April)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 6:
Sofia Piacentin, ‘Falsificazioni umanistiche in aree periferiche: un caso dal Veneto’ (7 February 2024)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleThe full-issue PDF of HCS 5 (2023) is now available on our website, with the closing article by Alberto Cafaro: ‘Ettore Pais, “un giovane laboriosissimo”: lettere e documenti (1878–1884)’.
We are also pleased to announce the publication of the first article of HCS 6 (2024):
R. Drew Griffith, ‘The Descent of Milman: A Darwinian Reading of Parry on the Homeric Formula’ (2 February 2024)
Read more about New IssueWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 5 (2023):
Ulrike Ehmig, ‘”Exhibet anonymus in schedis”. Kolorierte Zeichnungen Pompejianischer Inschriften im Archiv des CIL’ (25 November)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 5 (2023):
Antonio Tibiletti, ‘Maasiana Bernensia (I): Sul Dyskolos di Menandro’ (16 October)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleWe are pleased to announce the publication of two new articles in HCS 5 (2023):
Ambra Russotti , ‘La Musa in mezzo al fango: Il Marziale di Concetto Marchesi’ (1 September)
Christopher Stray, ‘A New Renaissance? Classics at Corpus Christi in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries’ (4 September)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 5 (2023):
Alessandro Bonvini , ‘”Atene risorta […] sulle rive dell’Arno”. Giuseppe Cammelli tra scuola e filologia’ (3 July)
Read more about Recently Published ArticleThe early instalments of HCS 5 (2023) are now available on our website. The new issue is opened by an obituary of Leandro Polverini (1935–2023) and a paper by Tommaso Braccini, “Un gran volume di forse 50 trattati di Galeno”: una lettera di Filippo Niccolozzi, i Giunti e il miraggio delle biblioteche orientali.
Read more about New IssueWe are glad to announce the publication of a new instalment of the HCS Supplementary Volumes series:
SV 5: Thucydides in the ‘Age of Extremes’ and Beyond. Academia and Politics, edited by Luca Iori and Ivan Matijašić
Read more about New Supplementary VolumeWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Justin Stover, ‘Scipio Tettius and the Latin Classics’ (23 November)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Thomas A. Leibundgut, ‘Mind the Gap. Women Authors in Anglophone Classical Scholarship, 1970–2016’ (13 November)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Richard J. A. Talbert, ‘The Exploration of Asia Minor: Kiepert Maps Unmentioned by Ronald Syme and Louis Robert’ (26 October)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Matthias Haake, 'Zwischen Herrschertypus und Epochenbegriff. Eine begriffsgeschichtliche und wissenschaftsgeschichtliche Archäologie des Burckhardtschen Pseudoneologismus "Soldatenkaiser"' (20 October)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Alessandro Fabi, ‘Per la storia di un “rompicapo”: a proposito della terza regola del Lachmann. Un carteggio inedito tra Sebastiano Timpanaro ed Enzo Cecchini’ (8 August)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Alberto Longhi, 'I marginalia dell’incunabolo marciano 507 della Miscellaneorum centuria prima di Angelo Poliziano' (14 June)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 4 (2022):
Alfredo Sansone, ‘La prima serie dei prefetti d’Egitto: documenti inediti sul contributo di Bartolomeo Borghesi alla raccolta di Giovanni Labus’ (3 May)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are glad to announce the publication of two new instalments of the HCS Supplementary Volumes series
Read more about New Supplementary VolumesWe are pleased to announce the publication of the second article of HCS 4 (2022):
Joan Carbonell Manils e Helena Gimeno Pascual, 'De epigrammatis Emeritensibus et Salmanticensibus cum Legionensi uno ex codicibus manuscriptis' (9 February)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWhen we launched the HCS Supplementary Volumes series in April 2020 we anticipated that it would include classic works that have long been out of print, are difficult to locate online or on the antiquarian market, and warrant further attention and discussion. This new edition of Ettore Ciccotti’s La civiltà del mondo antico is the first addition of this kind to the series. The book, published by the Istituto delle Edizioni Accademiche in 1935, is now out of copyright: we present here a searchable PDF version, preceded by an introduction by Federico Santangelo.
Read more about New edition of Ettore Ciccotti’s ‘La civiltà del mondo antico’We are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 3 (2021):
Julian Köck, ‘Theodor Mommsen als Reiseschriftsteller. Über die Forschungsreise durch das Kaisertum Österreich und seine Domänen (1857)’ (28 September)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 3 (2021):
M. Pilutti Namer, ‘Notes on Some Unpublished Fieldwork Reports Written by Giacomo Boni for Guido Baccelli in 1899’ (24 August)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to report that the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR) has included HCS in its list of Scientific Journals for the academic fields of "Antiquities, Philology, Literary Studies, Art History" (Area 10) and "History, Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology" (Area 11).
Read more about HCS included in ANVUR's list of Scientific JournalsWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 3 (2021):
Christopher Stray, 'The Politics of the Classical: Language and Authority in the Nineteenth Century'
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article in HCS 3 (2021):
Elio Lo Cascio, 'Gli studi di storia agraria romana di Gianfranco Tibiletti'
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of two new articles in HCS 3 (2021):
L. Polverini, ‘L’Istituto di Studi Romani fra Mostra Augustea e Storia di Roma’ (5 April)
G. Schingo, ‘Autobiografia di Ettore Pais’ (21 April)
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of two new articles in HCS 3 (2021):
S. Brillante and L. Fizzarotti, 'In usum editorum. Giorgio Pasquali e l’Edizione Nazionale dei Classici Greci e Latini' (11 March)
W. Eck, 'Geschichtsschreibung und epigraphische Quellen bei Santo Mazzarino' (11 March)
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We are pleased to announce the publication of a 'digital roundtable' on Constanze Güthenke’s latest book, Feeling and Classical Philology, and the edition of Friedrich Münzer’s last essay, Ein römischer Gegenspieler des Polybios.
Read more about Recently Published ArticlesWe are pleased to announce the publication of a new article, which opens this year's issue of HCS:
Judith P. Hallett, 'Lily Ross Taylor Beyond Bryn Mawr College' (January, 2021)
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We are pleased to announce the publication of the first instalment of HCS Supplementary Volumes, a new Open Access book series: Select Correspondence of Ronald Syme, 1927-1939, edited by Anthony Birley.
