21. Aelius Aristides' Political Ideas

22. Aelius Aristides' "Panathenaic Oration" and "To Rome"; Searching for features of the rhetor 's cultural identity

23. The Ancient Greek practice concerning wills through the speetches of the Attic orators

24. The "Judgement of Paris": An Interpretative Approach to the Motifs of the Sophoclean Satyr Fragment

25. Plutarch and Rhetoric: Rhetoric in Plutarch's Moralia, and its relationship with Ethics, Politics and Education

26. Inflammation through medical prescriptions written on papyri of the Greco-Roman period in Egypt

27. The rational soul in John Philoponus' commentary for Aristotle's De Anima

28. The right of burial from Homer till the tragic poets: human law, divine jurisdiction and political aspects

29. Pericles between Philosophical and Rhetorical criticism: his image as a Rhetorician and Politician in Plato and Aelius Aristides

30. Rhetoric and Medicine: The beginnings of their relationship in the Presocratic philosophers and its development in Plato and the Hippocratic Corpus

31. Τεμάχη των Ομήρου μεγάλων δείπνων. An analysis of the Iliad in terms of Aristotle's Poetics

32. Τhe rhetoric of petitions addressed to the authorities, written on papyri and ostraca during the Roman period

33. The attitude of Thucydides and Polybius towards the previous historians

34. The Cypria and the mythological tradition of Greece and the Near East: comparative readings

35. Social and economic aspects of the life of slaves in Roman Egypt according to papyri sources

36. The sides of Dionysus in hellenistic poetry

37. Obedience to the laws of the city: Comparative study of early Platonic views and the tenth book of the Laws

38. The Epicurean Philosophy and the Christian Apologetic Writings of the Second Century A.D.

39. ‘ματρὸς περὶ γούνασιν’: Niobe’s and Medea’s tragic figures in ecphrastic epigrams 129-143 of the Planudean Anthology

40. The human soul's upward journey towards Good in Plato and Plotinus: a comparative study in the "Phaedrus", the "Republic" and the "Enneads" IV, V and VI