Introduction, A. G. G. Gibson
1:'It's readable all right, but it's not history': Robert Graves' Claudius Novels and the Impossibility of Historical Fiction, Andrew Bennett
2:Claudius in the Library, Duncan Kennedy and Ellen O'Gorman
3:Homer's Daughter: Graves' Vera Historia, Sheila Murnaghan
4:Robert Graves as Historical Novelist: Count Belisarius - Genesis, Gender, and Truth, Shaun Tougher
5:Graves on War and the Late Antique: Count Belisarius and his World, Jon Coulston
6:The Golden Ass and the Golden Warrior, Sonia Sabnis
7:'Essentially a moral problem': Robert Graves and the Politics of the Plain Prose Tradition, Philip Burton
8:Robert Graves' The Greek Myths and Matriarchy, Sibylle Ihm
9:Scholarly Mythopoesis: Robert Graves' The Greek Myths, Vanda Zajko
10:Freedom to Invent: Graves' Iconoclastic Approach to Antiquity, Isobel Hurst
11:Restoring Narcissus: The Love Poems of Robert Graves, John Burnside
12:Robert Graves at Troy, Marathon, and the End of Sandy Road: War Poems at a Classical Distance, Tom Palaima
13:'Con beffarda irriverenza': Graves' Augustus in Mussolini's Italy, Jonathan Perry
14:Josef von Sternberg and the Cinematizing of I, Claudius, A. G. G. Gibson
15:Broadcasting the Common Asphodel: Robert Graves and the Mass Media, Mick Morris
16:The Anger of Achilles (1964): A Prize-Winning 'Epic for Radio' by Robert Graves, Amanda Wrigley
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