The book under review is a collection of 51 papers, resulting from the publication of the first International Colloquium on Ancient Greek Linguistics, which was held in Rome in March 2015. Contributions cover topics from all fields of Ancient Greek Linguistics, i.e. phonology and its written reflexes, morphology and use of particles, tense, aspect, modality and evidentiality, speech acts and pragmatics, syntax, semantics and morphosyntax, lexicon and onomastics, and relations between Ancient Greek and other languages. Thus, this volume offers a comprehensive picture of ongoing research in all subfields of Ancient Greek linguistics. Even though most of the papers deal with Archaic and Classical texts, some studies are devoted to epigraphic Greek (e.g. Muscianisi on Theran hικεσιος and Middei on Sabellic personal names in Greek inscriptions, etc.), or to more recent texts (see e.g. García Soler on Libanios, Tronci on the Septuagint, Redondo Moyano on Greek novels). The papers are written in English, Italian, French, and Spanish, with abstracts in English and a general index of subjects at the end of the volume, and their authors come from extremely different backgrounds.