John Morgan is Lecturer in Classics at University College, Swansea. He has published extensively on ancient fiction. Richard Stoneman is a writer specialising in Greek history, culture and travel. He is the author of the Penguin translation of the Greek Alexander Romance. Cover illustration: Th, Favourite Pod by Lawrence Alma-Tadema, courtesy of the Board of Trustees of the National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside.
Introduction, J. R. Morgan
Part 1 The Beginnings of Greek Fiction
Chapter 1 The Education of Cyrus, James Tatum
Part 2 The Love Romances
Chapter 2 Looking at Chariton's Callirhoe, Brigitte Egger
Chapter 3 Xenophon of Ephesus, David Konstan
Chapter 4 Daphnis and Chloe, J. R. Morgan
Chapter 5 Achilles Tatius and Ego-Narrative, B. P. Reardon
Chapter 6 The Aithiopika of Heliodoros, J. R. Morgan
Part 3 The Greek Context
Chapter 7 The Alexander Romance, Richard Stoneman
Chapter 8 New Pages of Greek Fiction, Gerald Sandy
Chapter 9 The Epistolary Novel, Patricia A. Rosenmeyer
Chapter 10 Dio and Lucian, Simon Swain
Chapter 11 Philostratus, Ewen Bowie
Part 4 Other Traditions
Chapter 12 Egyptian Fiction in Demotic and Greek, John Tait
Chapter 13 The Jewish Novellas, Lawrence M. Wills
Chapter 14 Early Christian Fiction, Richard I. Pervo
Chapter 15 Representation in Greek Saints' Lives, Judith Perkins
Part 5 Aftermath
Chapter 16 Byzantine Developments, Suzanne MacAlister
