We prefer that articles submitted for publication be written in the author\u2019s own language.We will only accept an English version of articles written in modern Greek<\/p>\n
Ancient texts should be cited in the original \u2013 Greek or Latin \u2013 language and accompanied by a translation into the language of the article. Using transliterated Greek is allowed only for words of common use in modern languages, such as hubris<\/em> or metis<\/em>.<\/p>\n For citations in ancient Greek, authors must use a unicode font, preferably the font DejaVu, which may be accessed for free on the site http:\/\/sourceforge.net\/projects\/dejavu<\/a>.<\/p>\n Contributors are free to choose their own format of presenting their citations, footnotes and bibliography, according to the conventions of scholarly publishing in their own language and country. We prefer that articles submitted for publication be written in the author\u2019s own language.We will only accept an English version of articles written in modern Greek Ancient texts should be cited in the original \u2013 Greek or Latin \u2013 language … Continuer la lecture
\nEach article will be introduced by a brief abstract and a list of key words.
\nSubmissions should be sent to either of the two editors:
\n\u2022 Jacqueline Fabre-Serris: jacqueline.fabre-serris at wanadoo.fr
\n\u2022 Charles Delattre : charles.delattre at univ-lille.fr
\nSubmissions will be assessed by two referees, selected from members of the editorial board and other European and North American specialists on the topic. In the event of conflicting reports, the opinion of a third referee will be solicited.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"