"Classica et Medievalia" is an international periodical based in Denmark. From a philological point of view, the periodical deals with the Classical Antiquity in general and topics such as history of law and philosophy and the medieval ecclesiastic history.

Henriette Bruun - sudden death as an apoplectic sign in the Hippocratic Corpus; Vincent Gabrielsen - the naval records from the Athenian Agora; Christos Karvounis - die Dauer der gesetzlichen Befreiung von der Trierarchie; Erik Nis O Stenfeld - hypothetical method in the Charmides and in the Elenchus; Kristian stergaard - Die Antithese Physis/Nomosals rhetorische Problemstellung im Dialog Gorgias; Boris Dunsch - some notes on the understanding of Terence, Heaut on timorumenos 6; Torsten Cumberland Jacobsen - propaganda oder "Verbreitung"; W.S. Watt - notes on Ovid; Robert Edgeworth - passages in Juvenal Four and Ten; Werner Schneider - Zu Tisch mit der sch nen Galatee; David F. Bright - the chronology of the poems of Dracontius; Lena Wahlgren-Smith - "Ambrosium illud" in the letters of Herbert Losinga. Minna Skafte Jensen - classical scholarship in Denmark - eight examples - introductory note; Bodil Due - narrative technique in Xenophon's "Cyropaedia"; Pernille Flensted-Jensen - Mende, a city-state in northern Greece; Robin Lorsch Wildfang - the Vestal Virgins' ritual function in Roman religion; Patrick Kragelund - Senecan tragedy - back on the stage?; Christian Troelsgard - musical notation and oral transmission of Byzantine Chant; Fritz S. Pedersen - editing numerals - the Toledan Tables, 13th century; Pernille Harsting: "Should One Marry?"; Erik Petersen - learned communication.