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Antigone is a new and open forum for Classics in the twenty-first century. Our articles dust down the Ancient Greeks and Romans and bring them into fresh conversation with modern-day readers of all ages.

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Blog 3 months ago
Socrates in the Street of the Marble Workers
JOHN SELLARS Where Socrates hewed his craft Continue reading Socrates in the Street of the Marble Workers
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How Many Eyes Did Homer's Cyclops Have?
EUGENIA MANOLIDOU What the Odyssey reveals, and conceals, about Polyphemus Continue reading How Many Eyes Did Homer's Cyclops Have?
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Odyscenes: The Twelve Best Bits of the Odyssey
EDMUND STEWART On the epic's greatest scenes Continue reading Odyscenes: The Twelve Best Bits of the Odyssey
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The American Odyssey
PATRICK J. DENEEN What did Odysseus give the US? Continue reading The American Odyssey
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Blog 4 months ago
Apocalypse Troy: Nolan's Odyssey and the End of Civilization
THEODORE NASH Did Homer know the Sea People? Continue reading Apocalypse Troy: Nolan's Odyssey and the End of Civilization
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Was Homer's Ithaca an Island?
JAMES DIGGLE & JOHN UNDERHILL In search of the real Ithaca Continue reading Was Homer's Ithaca an Island?
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Rabelais' Ancient Greek: An Epigram of 1524
KAROL WAPNIARSKI A 16th-century Plato? Continue reading Rabelais' Ancient Greek: An Epigram of 1524
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Equality, from BC to DC
SOLVEIG LUCIA GOLD How do you treat people equally? Continue reading Equality, from BC to DC
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Show Your Shelf: Library Special
ANTIGONE READERS And their books Continue reading Show Your Shelf: Library Special
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Calcidius the Latin Plato
WOLFGANG DE MELO A monk barely capable of writing Latin? Continue reading Calcidius the Latin Plato
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