In no particular order, for no particular reason Galen, "On Exercise with a Small Ball" (ΠΕΡΙ ΤΟΥ ΔΙΑ ΤΗΣ ΣΜΙΚΡΑΣ ΣΦΑΙΡΑΣ ΓΥΜΝΑΣΙΟΥ) Dio Chrystosom, “Encomium on Hair” (ΚΟΜΗΣ ΕΓΚΩΜΙΟΝ) Plutarch, “On Praising Oneself Inoffensively” (ΠΕΡΙ ΤΟΥ ΕΑΥΤΟΝ ΕΠΑΙΝΕΙΝ ΑΝΕΠΙΦΘΟΝΩΣ) Heraclides of Pontus, “On the Woman Not Breathing” (ΠΕΡΙ ΤΗΣ ΑΠΝΟΥ) Lucian, “On Salaried Posts in Great Houses” (ΠΕΡΙ…

May 2016 — Reports from the Feminism and Classics conference can be found here: Feminism and Classics VII: visions Why Feminism Matters: reflections on Feminism and Classics 7: visions by Carol Attack An article on FemCon VII, written by Catherine Connors and Elin Rummel, will appear in The Classical Outlook 91.3. We hope you read it! – Ronnie Ancona, Editor, The Classical Outlook

The Women’s Classical Caucus is pleased to announce that Cloelia has found a new home here at medium.com. This move is part of a broader effort to update and expand our organization’s web presence. Cloelia, which was previously published once annually, will now take on a new format, with articles…

Stoicism is apparently popular again — at least, that’s how it appears, given the spate of recent popular books, articles and events on the topic. There’s Julie Beck’s essay from The Atlantic on the benefits of thinking about death like a Stoic, Oliver Burkeman’s book on the “negative path” to…