Leeds International Classical Studies is a peer-reviewed on-line journal, associated with the Leeds International Classics Seminar. It publishes articles and interim discussion papers on all aspects of Greek and Roman antiquity, and of the history of the classical tradition.

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Volume 1 (2002)	Volume 2 (2003)	Volume 3 (2003/4)	Volume 4 (2005)	Volume 5 (2006)
Volume 6 (2007)	Volume 7 (2008)	Volume 8 (2009)	Volume 9 (2010)	Volume 10 (2011)
Volume 11 (2013)				Discussion Papers

Volume 1 (2002)	Editorial introduction, 1.0 (2002) Leofranc Holford-Strevens, 'Horror vacui in Lucretian biography', 1.1 (2002) Robert Sharples, 'Some problems in the theory of vision in DRN 4', 1.2 (2002) Gordon Campbell, 'Lucretius 5.1011-27: the origins of justice and the Prisoner's Dilemma', 1.3 (2002) Stephen Harrison, 'Ennius and the prologue to Lucretius DRN 1 (1.1-148)', 1.4 (2002) Malcolm Heath, 'Porphyry's rhetoric: texts and translation', 1.5 (2002)
Volume 2 (2003)	Mary Frances Williams, 'The Sidus Iulium, the divinity of men, and the Golden Age in Virgil's Aeneid', 2.1 (2003) Malcolm Heath, 'Metalepsis, paragraphe and the scholia to Hermogenes', 2.2 (2003) Marco Fantuzzi, 'Pastoral love and "elegiac" love, from Greece to Rome', 2.3 (2003) David Sedley, 'Lucretius and the New Empedocles', 2.4 (2003) Hanna M. Roisman, 'Teiresias, the seer of Oedipus the King: Sophocles' and Seneca's versions', 2.5 (2003)
Volume 3 (2003/04)	Greek and Roman Comedy: essays in honour of W.G. Arnott Editorial introduction, 3.0 (2003/04) Alan H. Sommerstein, 'Cuckoos in tragic nests? Kephisophon and others', 3.1 (2003/04) William S. Anderson, 'Terence and the Roman rhetorical use of the Andria', 3.2 (2003/04) Eckard Lefèvre, 'Asides in New Comedy and the Palliata', 3.3 (2003/04) Adele C. Scafuro, 'The rigmarole of the parasite’s contract for a prostitute in Asinaria: legal documents in Plautus and his predecessors', 3.4 (2003/04) Colin Austin and S. Douglas Olson, 'On the date and plot of Aristophanes' lost ThesmophoriazusaeII', 3.5 (2003/04) Netta Zagagi, 'The dramatic function of "speaking back into the house" in Menander's Dyskolos', 3.6 J.L. Butrica, 'The date of Aristophanes’ lost Thesmophoriazusae: a response to Austin and Olson', 3.7 (2003/04) Peter G.McC. Brown, 'Soldiers in New Comedy: insiders and outsiders', 3.8 (2003/04)
Volume 4 (2005)	Amy C. Smith, 'The politics of weddings at Athens: an iconographic assessment', 4.1 (2005) Mary Frances Williams, 'The New Posidippus: realism in Hellenistic sculpture, Lysippus, and Aristotle’s aesthetic theory (P. Mil.Vogl.VIII.309, Pos. X.7-XI.19 Bastianini = 62-70 AB)', 4.2 (2005) Mary English, 'The evolution of Aristophanic stagecraft', 4.3 (2005)
Volume 5 (2006)	Han Baltussen, 'Addenda Eudemea', 5.1 (2006) Foivos-Spyridon Karachalios, 'Aristophanes’ lost Thesmophoriazusae revisited: on the date and plot', 5.2 (2006)
Volume 6 (2007)	Josèphe-Henriette Abry, 'Manilius and Aratus: two Stoic poets on stars', 6.1 (2007) Kathryn L. Tempest, 'Cicero and the art of dispositio: the structure of the Verrines', 6.2 (2007) Richard Elfyn Jones, 'Some Platonic implications of Whitehead's concept of God', 6.3 (2007) E.E. Pender, 'Sappho and Anacreon in Plato's Phaedrus', 6.4 (2007) Richard Hawley, '"Give me a thousand kisses": the kiss, identity, and power in Greek and Roman antiquity', 6.5 (2007)
Volume 7 (2008)	Fiona McHardy, 'The "trial by water" in Greek myth and literature', 7.1 (2008) Elton T.E. Barker and Joel P. Christensen, 'Oedipus of many pains: strategies of contest in the Homeric poems', 7.2 (2008) Chiara Thumiger, 'ἀνάγκης ζεύγματ'ἐμπεπτώκαμεν: Greek tragedy between human and animal', 7.3 (2008) Gordon Campbell, '"And bright was the flame of their friendship" (Empedocles B130): humans, animals, justice, and friendship, in Lucretius and Empedocles', 7.4 (2008)
Volume 8 (2009)	F.X. Ryan, 'Pacatus on the mnemonic capabilities of republican political figures', 8.1 (2009)
Volume 9 (2010)	Elton Barker et al.,'Mapping an ancient historian in a digital age: the Herodotus Encoded Space-Text-Image Archive (HESTIA)', 9.1 (2010) Stratis Kyriakidis, 'Heroides20 and 21: motion and emotions', 9.2 (2010)
Volume 10 (2011)	Michael Straus, 'Aristophanes’ Clouds in its ritual setting', 10.1 (2011) Kristian Urstad, 'The question of temperance and hedonism in Callicles', 10.2 (2011) Myrto Garani, 'Revisiting Tarpeia’s myth in Propertius (IV, 4)', 10.3 (2011) Charilaos N. Michalopoulos, 'Feminine speech in Roman love elegy: Prop. 1.3', 10.4 (2011)
Volume 11 (2013)	Stratis Kyriakidis, 'Ovid’s Metamorphoses: the text before and after', 11.1 (2013) E.E. Pender, '"Perforated right through": why Plato borrows Empedocles' klepsydra', 11.2 (2013)
Discussion Papers	This section is intended to provide a facility by which papers in a less than finished state can be made public in order to elicit feedback and discussion. Such papers may be withdrawn or revised without notice. The contents of this section will therefore not have the stability guaranteed for the regular volumes listed above. Gordon Campbell, Lucretius and the memes of prehistory', Discussion Paper 1 (2002) Malcolm Heath, 'Notes on the Anonymus Seguerianus', Discussion Paper 2 (2005)