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Article Contents -1 p.[220] 1 p.221 2 p.222 3 p.223 4 p.224 5 p.225 6 p.226 7 p.227 8 p.228 9 p.229 10 p.230 11 p.231 12 p.232 13 Issue Table of Contents -1 The American Journal of Philology, Vol. 108, No. 2 (Summer, 1987), pp. 173-410 -1 Front Matter -1 Evelyn Holst Clift -1 Daedalus, Virgil and the End of Art [pp.173-198] -1 Thamyris and the Muses [pp.199-201] -1 The lusis ek ths lecews [pp.202-219] -1 The Wrath of Paris: Ethical Vocabulary and Ethical Type in the Iliad [pp.220-232] -1 The Aristophanic Cleon's 'Disturbance' of Athens [pp.233-263] -1 The Dates of Plautus' Curculio and Trinummus Reconsidered [pp.264-269] -1 Lucretius' Poem as a Simulacrum of the Rerum Natura [pp.270-294] -1 Cicero's De Legibus I: Its Plan and Intention [pp.295-309] -1 The Love Poetry of Philodemus [pp.310-324] -1 C. Oppius on Julius Caesar [pp.325-342] -1 The Consolation of Philosophy as a Work of Literature [pp.343-367] -1 Interpretations -1 Pindar Olympian 6.82-83: The Doxa, the Whetstone, and the Tongue [pp.368-377] -1 Aeschylus Choephori 3a-3b (Or 9A-9B?) [pp.377-382] -1 The "Recent" Prominence of Themistocles [pp.382-384] -1 Auta ta isa, Phaedo 74Cl: A Philological Perspective [pp.384-399] -1

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