Not for free, alas, but here’s what’s in this very interesting-looking issue:

• Simon Price, Religious Mobility in the Roman Empire
• Mary Beard, Cicero’s ‘Response of the haruspices’ and the Voice of the Gods
• Katherine McDonald,The Testament of Vibius Adiranus
• Roy Gibson, On the Nature of Ancient Letter Collections
• Michael Kulikowski,Coded Polemic in Ammianus Book 31 and the Date and Place of its Composition
• Robert Chenault, Statues of Senators in the Forum of Trajan and the Roman Forum in Late Antiquity
• Alan Cameron, Anician Myths
• Alison E. Cooley, Benet Salway, Roman Inscriptions 2006–2010
• Richard Flower, Visions of Constantine

… Previews at the Cambridge Journals site: Journal of Roman Studies

Issue 7 (2012) is avalable:

• New Voices In Classical Reception Studies

… and what you will find there:

• Heather Ellis, Reconciling Classical and Christian Culture: Marcus Aurelius and his Meditations in Victorian Scholarship

• Penelope Goodman, ‘I am Master of Nothing’: Imperium: Augustus and the Story of Augustus on Screen

• Helen Roche, ‘Go, Tell the Prussians …’ The Spartan Paradigm in Prussian Military Thought during the Long Nineteenth Century

• Yasuko Taoka, A Liar’s Yarn: Storytelling in the Lost Books of the Odyssey

• Rocki Wentzel,The Myth of Persephone, Demeter, and Hades in Marion Mainwaring’s Completed Edition of Edith Wharton’s Buccaneers

Issue 3 of Practitioners’ Voices in Classical Reception Studies is now online and I admit I haven’t seen this journal before. It comprises a series of interviews with assorted folks working in Classical Reception areas  (obviously) and this issue has quite the range of artists and architects. The current issue is here:

• Practitioners’ Voices in Classical Reception Studies

… previous issues here …

The winter 2012 editionVates — the online journal of new Latin poetry — is on the eshelves (and noteworthy (to me) that there is a contribution by someone from my undergrad (Barry Baldwin), my never-completed-phd (Paul Murgatroyd), and a fellow blogger (Laura Gibbs) , among others). Download it as a pdf here (where you can also peruse the back issues):

• VATES The Journal of New Latin Poetry