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  1. SENECA’S AENEID: A STOIC READING OF VIRGIL?
  2. Like a Rotten Stone: Seneca’s Allusions to Lucretian Cosmic Decay in Epistulae Morales 12, 30 and 58
  3. Tommaso Gazzari: The Stylus and the Scalpel. Theory and Practice of Metaphors in Seneca’s Prose. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter 2020.
  4. A reading of Janus' character in Ovid's Fasti 1
  5. Seneca’s Luxuria
  6. What Does Luxuria Mean?
  7. Seneca against Luxuria
  8. A history of the word and concept of luxuria from Cato the Elder to Quintilian
  9. From Luxuria to Lust
  10. Analysis of the speeches of Thyestes' shadow and Cassandra in Seneca's Agamemnon
  11. Presence of Cicero as a role model in the speeches of the protagonists of French revolution
  12. Philosophy in Ovid, Ovid as Philosopher
  13. Sapiens and sapientia in Ovid's work
  14. Portraying Cicero in Literature, Culture, and Politics
  15. A reading of Seneca's Epistle 50 and its theory of vice
  16. Analysis of Ovid's description of the Porticus Liviae
  17. Descriptions of the end of the world in Seneca, and their philosophical and political meaning
  18. Intetextual relationship between Seneca's EM 60 and Horace Ep. 1.4
  19. On Sen. epist. 94.71-2 and 98.13
  20. rev. of Williams' book about Seneca's NQ
  21. rev. of Giardina's edition of [Sen.] HO
  22. Christoph Kugelmeier: Die innere Vergegenwärtigung des Bühnenspiels in Senecas Tragödien.
  23. F. R. Berno: J. Wildberger: Seneca und die Stoa: Der Platz des Menschen in der Welt. Band 1: Text. Band 2: Anhänge, Literatur, Anmerkungen und Register
  24. trans. and comm. of Seneca's Epistles 53-57
  25. different interpretations of an historical example in Cicero, Valerius M. and Seneca
  26. an overview of Seneca's Natural Questions
  27. the elements which contribute to the Flood in NQ 3.27-30