Palladas and the Yale Papyrus Codex (P. CtYBR inv. 4000)

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Recent decades have seen the publication of several papyri devoted to ancient epigram, one of the most successful poetic forms of antiquity. Of these the most enigmatic is the Yale papyrus codex; its date, authorship and content have been vigorously debated. The codex allows us a glimpse of the wealth of material now lost to us and enriches our perception of the genre’s dynamism, its thematic richness, and the process of anthologisation and dissemination. This volume offers the first collection of essays by experts in the genre dedicated to this fascinating and elusive text of the imperial period.

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Maria Kanellou is Research Fellow at the Academy of Athens. She has co-edited a volume focused on ancient Greek epigram (OUP, 2019) and her monograph entitled Greek Erotic Epigram: A Diachronic Approach will be published by OUP.

Chris Carey is Emeritus Professor of Greek at UCL. He has published on Greek lyric, epic, drama, historiography, political and military history, oratory and law, and is a Fellow of the British Academy.

Contributors are: Rodney Ast, Chris Carey, Lucia Floridi, Kathryn Gutzwiller, William J. Henderson, Maria Kanellou, Ginevra Vezzosi.
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1 Introduction
Maria Kanellou and Chris Carey

2 Observations on the Yale Papyrus Codex: Epigrammatic Grouping and Subgeneric Variety
Maria Kanellou and Chris Carey

3 Skoptic Epigram in the Yale Papyrus Codex
Lucia Floridi

4 Palladas Sequences in the Greek Anthology and the Yale Papyrus Codex
Kathryn Gutzwiller

5 Palladas’ Philosophical and Gnomic Epigrams and the Yale Papyrus Codex
Ginevra Vezzosi

6 Imagery in the Yale Papyrus Codex: A Semiotic Probe
William J. Henderson

7 A Sarmatian Family of Mediocre Prytaneis
Rodney Ast

8 Suffering from Gout: Intermingling Greek and Latin Material in the Yale Papyrus Codex
Maria Kanellou

Appendix 1
Appendix 2

Bibliography
General Index
Index Locorum
Scholars and advanced students of Greek literature of the imperial era, literary history, reception studies.
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