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John Scott Campbell, "Pisspots and Pumpkins: Three Notes to the
Apocolocyntosis"; Mark Morford, "The Dual Citizenship of the Roman
Stoics"; Jo-Ann Shelton, "Elephants, Pompey, and the Reports of
Popular Displeasure in 55 BC"; Daniel R. White, "Seneca and the
Empire of Signs"
Despite the fact that postmodern aesthetics deny the existence or
validity of genres, the tendency nowadays is to assume that there
was in Antiquity a homogeneous group of works of narrative prose
fiction that, despite their differences, displayed a series of
recurrent, iterative, thematic, and formal characteristics, which
allows us to label them novels. The papers assembled in this volume
include extended prose narratives of all kind and thereby widen and
enrich the scope of the canon. The essays explore a wide variety of
texts, crossed genres, and hybrid forms, which transgress the
boundaries of the so-called ancient novel, providing an excellent
insight into different kinds of narrative prose in antiquity.
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