Introduction
1. 'out of eure sanscreed into oure eryan': Ireland, the Classics and Independence, Nicholas Allen
2. Marooned Mandarins: Freud, Classical Education, and the Jews of Vienna, Richard H. Armstrong
3. Classical Culture for a Classical Country: Scholarship and the Past in Vincenzo Cuoco's Plato in Italy, Giovanna Ceserani
4. Classical Education and the Early American Democratic Style, Joy Connolly
5. Mimicry and Classical Allusion in V. S. Naipaul's The Mimic Men, Emily Greenwood
6. Editing the Nation: Classical Scholarship in Greece, c.1930, Constanze Guthenke
7. Eastern European Nations, Western Culture and the Classical Tradition, Asen Kirin
8. The Cosmic Race and a Heap of Broken Images: Mexico's Classical Past and the Modern Creole Imagination, Andrew Laird
9. Unbuilding the Acropolis in Greek Literature, Vassilis Lambropoulos
10. How to Build a National Epic: Digenes Akrites and the Song of Roland, Fernanda Moore
11. Heraclitus on the Highveld: The Universalism (Ancient and Modern) of T. J. Haarhoff, Grant Parker
12. Auerbach, Homer, and the Jews, James Porter
13. Contestatory Classics in 1920s China, Haun Saussy
14. The New Alexandrian Library, Susan Stephens
15. Translatio and Difference: Western Classics in Modern Japan, Yasunari Takada
16. Alexander Sikandar, Phiroze Vasunia