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Introduction / Ellen Greene
1. Sappho's public world / Holt Parker
2. Corinna's poetic Metis and the Epinikian tradition / David H.J. Larmour
3. The power of memory in Erinna and Sappho / Diane J. Rayor
4. Dico ergo sum : Erinna's voice and poetic reality / Elizabeth Manwell
5. Homer's mother / Marilyn B. Skinner
6. Nossis Thelyglossos : the private text and the public book / Marilyn B. Skinner
7. Playing with tradition : gender and innovation in the epigrams of Anyte / Ellen Greene
8. Sulpicia and the art of literary allusion : [Tibullus] 3.13 / Carol U. Merriam
9. Sulpicia and the rhetoric of disclosure / Barbara L. Flaschenriem
Appendix : Greek and Roman women writers.
1. Sappho's public world / Holt Parker
2. Corinna's poetic Metis and the Epinikian tradition / David H.J. Larmour
3. The power of memory in Erinna and Sappho / Diane J. Rayor
4. Dico ergo sum : Erinna's voice and poetic reality / Elizabeth Manwell
5. Homer's mother / Marilyn B. Skinner
6. Nossis Thelyglossos : the private text and the public book / Marilyn B. Skinner
7. Playing with tradition : gender and innovation in the epigrams of Anyte / Ellen Greene
8. Sulpicia and the art of literary allusion : [Tibullus] 3.13 / Carol U. Merriam
9. Sulpicia and the rhetoric of disclosure / Barbara L. Flaschenriem
Appendix : Greek and Roman women writers.