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The Journal of Hellenic Religion (ISSN 1748-7811, eISSN 1748-782X) is published annually by the Markoulakis Publications. All subscriptions and orders must be addressed to the Publications’ headquarters in Nottingham at:

Markoulakis Publications (JfHR) The Hive Nottingham Trent University Burton Street, NG1 4BU Nottingham, UK

Please contact us for any inquiries concerning subscriptions here .

Single Issue (Print)


£20.99

Please view the subscription rates below (the rates include postage and packing costs).

Two Years subscription rates for individuals (Print):


UK, Wales and Scotland £41.98
International £57.00

Two Years subscription rates for students:


UK, Wales and Scotland £24.00
International £44.00

Two Years subscription rates for institutions: *


UK, Wales and Scotland £108.00
International £212.00


* The price includes the purchase of an Institutional permission / agreement with the publisher for the Journal’s open displacement and use within the subscribed institution. If your institutions subscriptions are via a Vendor please use EBSCO or Exlibris. All subscription renewals include a 55% discount of the total initial rate.

Please note the following restrictions:


1. Payment must accompany all orders.
2. Payments can be made by check, international money order (in UK sterlings drawn on a UK bank); please include a letter pointing your chosen subscription and the delivery address.
3. Back start orders are not accepted.
4. Standing orders are not accepted.
5. Claims must be made within 30 days of publication for UK, Wales and Scotland subscriptions and 90 days for international subscriptions.
6. Address changes should be mailed to the undress available above and or by email here .

Exchanged periodicals and correspondence relating to exchanges should be directed to the Markoulakis Publications.


News and Announcements

TOC: JfHR Volume V

In news by JfHR Editorial; 48 days ago

Volume Five of the Journal of Hellenic Religion provides you with a collection of articles in French and English which discusses Mytho-poetic imagination and its relationship with the theories, practices of magic and ritual practices within the ancient Greek religious tradition.

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TOC: JfHR Volume IV

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