No. 28 (2025): Chrestomatia antyczna. In memoriam Joannae Rybowska

Published: 2025-10-30

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Articles

• How much New is there in the Old? "Themis, Dike" and an Evolutionary Understanding of Ancient Greek Normativity

  Jan Skarbek-Kazanecki

  13-26

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• Offstage Space in Euripides’ "The Phoenician Women" and its Dramaturgical Function

  Jadwiga Czerwińska

  27-42

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• Roman women and wine

  Anna Kucz

  43-52

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• Marcus valerius and the raven: the story of a battle symbiosis (liv. 7. 26)

  Patrycja Matusiak

  53-67

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• "At vos … Primus in Epirum Boreas agat!" The Consuls’ Sea-passage to Greece in Lucan’s "Civil War" (2.645-648)

  Mariusz Plago

  69-87

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• Sacrifice Rituals in Ancient Rome based on the "Attic Nihgts" by Aulus Gellius. Selected Issues

  Martyna Kowalska

  89-106

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• Why does the Lion Have a Long Tail and Sleep with its Eyes Open? Ancient and Biblical Roots of the “Physiologus”

  Elżbieta Tomasi-Kapral

  107-120

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• Virgilian Reception in the “Sulpiciae Conquestio”

  Lee Fratantuono

  121-137

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• A Journey into the Past: Pompeii according to Three Latin-American Travel Accounts (1861–1868)

  Laura Buitrago Santana

  139-156

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• "Hellenism and Judaism". Tadeusz Zieliński’s (1859–1944) Reflections on the Origins of Christianity

  Robert K. Zawadzki

  157-172

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• “Non omnis moriar”. On References to Antiquity in Spanish Translations of Wisława Szymborska’s Poems

  Maria Judyta Woźniak

  173-192

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• “Medea. Stimmen” by Christa Wolf in the Context of the Reception of the Myth in German-Language Literature

  Joanna Jabłkowska

  193-213

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• Difficulties in Translating Xenophon’s Fictional Correspondence into Polish — an Analysis of Selected Issues

  Anna Marchewka

  215-226

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• Greek μάρις — a Forgotten Name for Long Pepper

  Rafał Rosół

  227-232

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• A Commentary on the Development of the Neo-Latin Vocabulary with Reference to Recent Linguistic Studies

  Sylwia Krukowska

  233-249

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• Polish-Latin Dictionary as a Teaching Tool. An Analysis of Available Dictionaries in Terms of their Usefulness for Latin Learners

  Anna Rogowska-Wandowicz

  251-264

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• Bartholomew of Bydgoszcz and the Legal Terminology Discussed in “Vocabularius” by Johannes Reuchlin

  Anna Lenartowicz-Zagrodna, Maria Trawińska

  265-282

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• Methods of Treatment of Various Ent and Dental Illnesses according to the “Compositiones medicamentorum” by the Roman Physician Scribonius Largus (1st Century) — Translation from Latin

  Artur Katolo

  283-293

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• On the Destructive Role of “mneme” in “Anonymus Iamblichi”

  Krzysztof Narecki

  295-304

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Other

• In memoriam honoremque Ioannae Rybowska (1963–2023)

  Idaliana Kaczor

  7-12

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• "The Parmenides" of Plato on the Origin of the Neoplatonic “One”

  Eric Robertson Dodds

  305-324

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• Castro-Páez, Encarnación (2023). “De Tartesos a Hispania. Geografía y etnografía en la literatura greco-latina". Barcelona: Editorial Bellaterra. ISBN 978-84-18723-65-0. 322 pp.

  Fernando Blanco-Robles

  325-331

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• XX Years of “Concilium Latinum Lodziense”

  Adriana Grzelak-Krzymianowska, Sylwia Krukowska

  333-335

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