Edmund P. Cueva is Distinguished Professor of Classics and Humanities at the University of Houston-Downtown. His research interests include the ancient Graeco-Roman novel, myth and ancient literature and the occult.

• DedicationSeries PrefaceAcknowledgements1. Ancient Texts and ‘Things that Bump in the Night’2. A Multitude of Literary and Visual Horrors3. Messenger-Speeches and Horror4. Definitions with Monsters and Witches from Classical Literature5. The Novels6. Conclusions and SuggestionsBibliographyIndex

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Edmund P. Cueva is Distinguished Professor of Classics and Humanities at the University of Houston-Downtown. His research interests include the ancient Graeco-Roman novel, myth and ancient literature and the occult.

• DedicationSeries PrefaceAcknowledgements1. Ancient Texts and ‘Things that Bump in the Night’2. A Multitude of Literary and Visual Horrors3. Messenger-Speeches and Horror4. Definitions with Monsters and Witches from Classical Literature5. The Novels6. Conclusions and SuggestionsBibliographyIndex

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Edmund P. Cueva is Distinguished Professor of Classics and Humanities at the University of Houston-Downtown. His research interests include the ancient Graeco-Roman novel, myth and ancient literature and the occult.

• DedicationSeries PrefaceAcknowledgements1. Ancient Texts and ‘Things that Bump in the Night’2. A Multitude of Literary and Visual Horrors3. Messenger-Speeches and Horror4. Definitions with Monsters and Witches from Classical Literature5. The Novels6. Conclusions and SuggestionsBibliographyIndex

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