Articles

• To what extent does the presentation of the gods in Greek tragedy reflect the real-life experience of the audience?

  Alexander F. Garvie

  5-19

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• Redefining deity in Athenian tragedy

  Richard Seaford

  15-30

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• The oracle of Apollo in the Attic tragedies on the myth of Orestes

  Maria Pia Pattoni

  31-60

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• “Eumenides”: a word of justice

  Marta Cartabia

  61-81

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• Pious Sophocles?

  Guido Paduano

  83-100

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• Antigone and the gods

  Luigi Battezzato

  101-126

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• “Orestes”: justice of men, justice of gods

  Luciano Violante

  127-142

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• The sacrileges of 415 and the gods of comedy

  Thomas K. Hubbard

  143-160

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• L’anima buona dell’Attica: una teodicea economica nel “Pluto”

  Francesco Morosi

  161-184

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• Ironic visions of the divine in Seneca’s dramas

  Giancarlo Mazzioli

  185-196

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• Karst Woudstra and Hercules, the immortal father

  Corrado Cuccoro

  197-218

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• An analysis of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s “Dianeira”

  Matteo Verzeletti

  219-248

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