G. R. Boys-Stones is Senior Lecturer in Classics, Durham University.
Johannes Haubold is Leverhulme Senior Lecturer in Greek Literature, Durham University.

G. R.Boys-Stones, Durham University
Andrea Capra, Universita degli Studi di Milano
Dimitri El Murr, Universite de Paris I, Pantheon-Sorbonne
Andrew L. Ford, Princeton University
Barbara Graziosi, Durham University
J. H. Haubold, Durham University
Hugo Koning, Universiteit Leiden
Vered Lev Kenaan, University of Haifa
G. W. Most, Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa & University of Chicago
E. E. Pender, University of Leeds
Mario Regali, Universita di Pisa
Christopher Rowe, Durham University
David Sedley, Cambridge University
Helen Van Noorden, Cambridge University
Naoko Yamagata, The Open University

"This is a rich and original collection which offers new and exciting insights into Plato's interest in Hesiod as, among other things, a source of authority, a sophistic paradigm, a cosmogonist and an alternative to Homer...The essays in this volume are all original, interesting and, in most cases, provocative (in a good way)." -- Jenny Bryan, University College London, The Classical Review

"Boys-Stones, Haubold, et al. have succeeded in elevating the discussion of the neglected relationship between Plato and Hesiod, thereby paving the way for future work...Hesiod joins the pantheon of literary rivals with whom Plato sustained a surprisingly deep and complex relationship." -- Marcus Folch, Columbia University, Bryn Mawr Classical Review