… Kapparis’ argument that an “underlying fear of illegitimate children passing as citizens… unites…[the] provisions for husbands of adulteresses and provisions for all adulteresses, into …
… 17 On women in the Mesopotamian law codes see especially … 44 Kapparis translates the expression here as “working as a … Kapparis translates the phrase as “that she did not work as a …
At the heart of this volume are three trials held in Athens in the fourth century BCE. The defendants were all women and in each case the charges involved a combination of ritual …
Focusing on the social consequences of Perikles’ citizenship of 451 BCE, this paper follows its impact on women and the intersection of gender and class in ancient Athens. While the …
As a speechwriter, orator, and politician, Demosthenes captured, embodied, and shaped his time. He was a key player in Athens in the twilight of the city's independence, and is today a …
… Colorectal cancer is associated with a local acute inflammatory reaction so that in some cases it can be visualised by white cell neutrophil scanning.17 Calprotectin is a stable neutrophil …
… Konstantinos Kapparis is Associate Professor of Classics and Director of the Center for Greek Studies at the University of Florida, USA. He has published four books and numerous …
The study macroscopically examined 270 sexed adults and 190 subadult individuals for evidence of ante mortem fractures and surgical practice in Dorset, during the Iron Age (5th …
… In 1979, 17% of white adults age 25 and older had "Professor Crimshaw, I understand that you and your class have had some success with experiments in microbiology. " …