Minna Skafte Jensen has a lifetime's experience of teaching Homer to students of Greek or of classics in translation at the Universities of Copenhagen and Southern Denmark, and she has written extensively on the subject. Her two most important contributions are The Homeric Question and the Oral-Formulaic Theory (Copenhagen 1980) and Homer og hans tilhørere (Copenhagen 1992).

• Ole Thomsen: Holger Friis Johansen 29.4.1927-2.11 1996 ivind Andersen: Diomedes, Aphrodite and D one: Background and function of a scene in Homer's Iliad George Hinge: Kritische Beitr ge zum alk anischen Digamma Ellen A. Madsen: Celebrating the pot-feast in the company of Aeschylus. An approach to an interpretation of The Exeter Pelike Beazley, ARV 1516, 80 fig. 1A & B Synn ve des Bo vrie: Euripides' Bakkhai and maenadism Henriett Bru un: De morbo and De a re aquis locis Er kur Sm ri Sigurdarson: Against fundamentalism in Hippocratic hermeneutics: A study of rep vovowv B R bin Lane Fox: Demosthenes, Dionysius and the dating of six early speeches Mogens Herman Hansen: One hundred and sixty theses about Athenian democracy Tomas H gg: After 300 years: A new, critical edition of the Greek Life of St. Antony Giuseppe Persiani: Contribution sur l'authenticit de l'ho lie chrysostomienne De Chananea (CPG 4529) Eri Christiansen: "Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse d lendam" Minna Skafte Jensen: The fall of Troy in Plautus' Bacchides Mogens Leisner-Jensen: P. V ntidius and Sallust Otto Steen Due: Ulysses and Aeneas in Ovid Jens Peter Jensen: Aulus Gellius als Literaturkritiker: Impressionist oder Systema iker? Brian M ller Jensen: Callixtus II consecrated the cathedral of Piacenza.