Indexes
Index Locorum
A.
Ag. 265
26
Ag. 279
26
Ag. 337
26
Ag. 355–361
170
Ag. 522
26
Ch. 660–661
160
Eu. 692
26
Pers. 180
26
Pers. 221
26
Pr. 560
26
Pr. 655
26
Supp. 768–769
159, 160
Th. 21–29
154
Th. 29
154, 170
Th. 66–68
155
Th. 81
156
Th. 81–82
156
Th. 84
156
Th. 89
156
Th. 91–92
156
Th. 100
156
Th. 103
156
Th. 115
156
Th. 124
156
Th. 151
156
Th. 151–153
156
Th. 153
156
Th. 160
156
Th. 203–207
157
Th. 239–241
157
Th. 249
157
Th. 287
158
Th. 322
163
Th. 348–349
163
Th. 363–368
158
Th. 368
26
Th. 710–711
163
Th. 745–746
162
Th. 750
162
Th. 756
162
Th. 1055
40
A.R.
Schol. 1.498
52
3.270–301
192
3.291–298
192
3.654–646
193
3.771–801
193
3.1068–1069
194
4.54–65
195
4.1060–1067
193
4.1649–1653
195
Acc.
praet. 17–28R
265
trag. 324R
117
trag. 623R
117
Ach. Tat. (Erot.)
7.3
240, 241
Ach. Tat. (Astr.)
Isag. excerpta 3.28–31
52
Acta Thomae
51–57
240, 246
57
249
Aesop.
419
245
Afran.
com. 270R
117
Antias
25 F9a–b
124
25 F57
124
AP
5.907 = Call. Ep. 27
132
14.40
59
14.41
59
Apollod.
Bibl. 2.5.9
295
Bibl. 2.6.4
296
Bibl. 2.7.5–6
296
Bibl. 2.7.7
297
App.
BC 2.21
240
Apul.
Met. 1.7
243
Met. 1.9
246
Met. 1.11
119
Met. 1.11–17
119, 245
Met. 1.14
119
Met. 1.15
119, 238
Met. 1.16
119
Met. 1.17
119
Met. 1.18
119
Met. 1.21 ff.
236
Mun. 32
118
Ar.
Schol. Av. 179
59
Av. 693–702
3, 64
Ec. 73–78
119
Ec. 952–975
10
Schol. Pax 758
119
Ra. 1364–1410
324
V. 1–53
10
V. 1030–1035
119
V. 1177
119
Arat.
1
134
17
134
40
138
97
141
104–107
135
118–119
135
133–136
135
154
134
298
134
318
138
383
138
408–419
137
410
137
413
134
460
134
469
138
469–472
138
469–478
136
470
136
472
138, 145
475
136
476
138
507
138
729
138
769
134
783
138
802
138
825
138
990
138
1013
138
1037–1053
135
Archil.
fr. 120
321
fr. 203
321
Arist.
Metaph. I.iii 983b–984a
51, 56
Metaph. I.iv 984b
65
Metaph. I.viii 989a
51
Metaph. XII.vi 1071b
65
Po. 873b14
82
Po. 1449b12
159
[Arist.]
Mu. 7 (401a)
59
Arnobius
Adv. Nat. 2.73
120
Asc.
Mil. 31
241
Mil. 32
240
Tog. 82C
216
Tog. 83C
216
Ath.
9.64
133
Athenagoras
Suppl. pro Christ. 18
50
August.
C.D. 6.9
120
C.D. 7.34–35
124
C.D. 7.35
114
Bacchyl.
7 (35)
59
Caes.
Civ. 3.37.4–6
223
Call.
Ap. 105–112
8
Epigr. 27
132
Epigr. 44
192
Cato
Agr. 5.4
127
Catul.
63.65–67
10
67
10
Cic.
Agr. 1.24
212
Agr. 2.69
211
Agr. 2.71
211
Brut. 330
229
Catil. 1.1
210
Catil. 1.6
217
Catil. 1.8
210, 216, 217, 219, 227
Catil. 1.9
217
Catil. 1.26
226
Catil. 1.31
223
Catil. 2.6
218, 219
Catil. 2.9
226
Catil. 2.10
226
Catil. 2.22
226
Catil. 3.3
222
Catil. 3.5
224
Catil. 3.6
224, 225
Catil. 3.16–17
225
Catil. 3.18
218, 261, 266
Catil. 3.29
228
Catil. 4.6
229
Catil. 5.3
225
Catil. 5.3–4
225
Catil. 15.4
225
Catil. 27.2
225
Catil. 30.6
225
Catil. 32.1
225
Catil. 52.29
225
Catil. 54.4
225
Catil. 61.4
227
de Orat. 3.53.303
5
de Orat. 3.162–167
213
de Orat. 3.165
213
Div. 1.16
318
Div. 1.18
218, 260, 265, 266
Div. 1.18.26–27
218
Div. 1.44
262, 265
Div. 1.57
239
Div. 1.59
265
Div. 1.79
266
Div. 2.121
263
Dom. 144–145
222
Fam. 2.12.2
211
Flac. 102
214, 220
Flac. 103
214, 221
Har. 11
214
Har. 55
222
Inv. 2.4 (14)
236, 240, 245
Leg. 2.47
116
Luc. 102–103
120
Man. 33
212
Mil. 24
236
Mil. 49
234
Mil. 49 ff.
240
Mil. 50
234
Orat. 139
5
Phil. 1.1
222
Phil. 2.20
230
Phil. 2.31 (77)
236
Phil. 2.45
217
Phil. 3.33
229
Phil. 3.36
229
Phil. 14.27
217
Q. fr. 2.15.1
317
Red. Sen. 5
212
Rep. 2.26
114, 115
S. Rosc. 91
212, 213
Sul. 52
217, 220
Ver. 1.6
222
Ver. 2.1.33
222
Ver. 2.4.144
222
Ver. 2.5.188
222
CIL
4.3948
241
4.4957
241
4.10675
241
6.10047
301
9.2689
237
Clem.Al.
Strom. 6.15.2
52
[Clem.Al.]
hom. 6.3–6
52
Copa
1
235
D.H.
Ant. Rom. 1.6.2
122
Ant. Rom. 1.31.2
115
Ant. Rom. 2.58–76
114
Ant. Rom. 2.60.4
115
Ant. Rom. 2.60.5–7
113
Ant. Rom. 2.61.1
121
Ant. Rom. 2.62.4
114
Ant. Rom. 2.62.5
119
Ant. Rom. 2.75.2–4
121
Ant. Rom. 2.76.1–2
114
Ant. Rom. 2.76.5
123
Ant. Rom. 4.2.3–4
263
Ant. Rom. 5.16.2
265
Ant. Rom. 5.46.1–3
266
D.L.
1.119
59
D.S.
20.41
119, 121
Dam.
Pr. 55
57
Pr. 123
56
Pr. 123, 320.10–13
63
Pr. 123, 320.17–321.2
63
Pr. 124, 319.7–15
46, 61
Pr. 124b
59
Pr. 125, 322.7–323.2
58
Pr. 316.18–317.4
56
Pr. 317.14–318.6
49
Pr. 318.9–13
56
Derveni Papyrus
col. 9.11–13
55
col. 11.1–11
62
col. 11–14
3
col. 12.3–10
60
col. 13.4
62
col. 14.6
62
col. 17.1–6
54
col. 23.1–10
55
Dig.
4.9
237
4.9.1.1
241, 242
11.8.2
115, 116
47.5
237
Diph.
Emporos fr. 31
304
DK
3, B5 = Phld. Piet. 47a
63
7, A1, B1 = D.L. 1.119
59
7, A8 = Dam. Pr. 124b
59
7, A9 = Herm. irr 12
59
7, A9 = Probus ad Verg. Buc. 6.31
59
22, B26 = Heraclit.
26
22, B57 = Heraclit.
26
22, B67 = Heraclit.
26
22, B99 = Heraclit.
26
28, B1 = Parm.
3, 65
28, B1, 11–15 = Parm.
10
86, B6 = Hippias Eleus fr. 4
52
E.
Andr. fr. 1
170
El. 54
170
El. 181
170
Heracl. 781–783
8
Hyps. fr. 8/9, 13
170
IT 67–68
174
Med. 230–251
196
Med. 378
195
Med. 1185–1202
195
Med. 1271–1281
195
Ph. 1099
156
Pirith. fr. 3
59
Pirith. fr. 4
59
Rh. 5
170
Rh. 5–6
166
Rh. 11–33
180
Rh. 13
170
Rh. 15–22
179
Rh. 16–18
179
Rh. 17
170, 178
Rh. 18
178, 179
Rh. 19
170
Rh. 21
170
Rh. 38
178
Rh. 41–42
177
Rh. 41–43
176
Rh. 42
170
Rh. 44–48
176, 177, 180
Rh. 45
170
Rh. 52–55
176
Rh. 53
170, 177
Rh. 54
177
Rh. 55
170, 176, 177
Rh. 64
170
Rh. 69
170, 171, 177, 219
Rh. 70–75
178
Rh. 78
176
Rh. 81
176, 177
Rh. 84
178
Rh. 87
170
Rh. 87–152
186
Rh. 87–89
179
Rh. 89
154, 170, 178
Rh. 92
170
Rh. 95
170, 177
Rh. 95–99
176
Rh. 105–122
178
Rh. 109–110
176
Rh. 111
170
Rh. 138–139
180
Rh. 139
170, 178, 179
Rh. 140
178
Rh. 146
170
Rh. 227
170
Rh. 284–285
167
Rh. 284–289
174
Rh. 285
167, 170, 175
Rh. 285–286
171
Rh. 286
175
Rh. 287–289
176
Rh. 288
176
Rh. 289
170, 175, 176
Rh. 290–291
175
Rh. 294–295
175
Rh. 301
175
Rh. 310
175
Rh. 498
172
Rh. 498–509
171
Rh. 499
172
Rh. 501
170, 172
Rh. 502
172
Rh. 504
172
Rh. 505
172
Rh. 506
172
Rh. 507
172
Rh. 508
172
Rh. 518
170
Rh. 518–520
181, 182
Rh. 520
170, 182
Rh. 527–528
170
Rh. 527–564
170
Rh. 531–532
170
Rh. 538–545
166, 170
Rh. 552
170
Rh. 562–564
170
Rh. 565–569
174
Rh. 570
170, 173, 174
Rh. 570/678
171
Rh. 570–571
173
Rh. 571
173
Rh. 572–573
178
Rh. 582–594
186
Rh. 587
170, 173
Rh. 587–588
173, 186
Rh. 600
170
Rh. 600–604
184
Rh. 611
182
Rh. 612
182
Rh. 612–615
182
Rh. 614
182
Rh. 615
170
Rh. 617
170
Rh. 645
172
Rh. 657
172
Rh. 676–679
173
Rh. 678
170, 173
Rh. 678–679
180
Rh. 679
173, 178
Rh. 680–681
173
Rh. 683–690
180
Rh. 687–688
178
Rh. 690–691
181
Rh. 691
170
Rh. 697
170
Rh. 707
172
Rh. 709
172
Rh. 727
170, 173
Rh. 736
170
Rh. 736/852
171
Rh. 736–737
171
Rh. 762
182
Rh. 762–769
183
Rh. 763–769
178
Rh. 765
170
Rh. 769
183
Rh. 773
174
Rh. 773–774
173, 174
Rh. 774
170, 173, 174
Rh. 788
170
Rh. 792–793
183
Rh. 802–803
182
Rh. 809
172
Rh. 824
170
Rh. 833–855
182
Rh. 852
170, 173
Rh. 985
166
Enn.
Ann. 2.113–119
122
Ann. 207
118
Eust.
Od. 19.2
3
Ev. Luc.
10, 30–35
243
Fest.
178
116, 124
Gal.
Ars Med. 7–8
82
De com. sec. Hipp. 7.643K
82
In Hipp. Prog. 2.10
263
In Hipp. Prorrh. 1.1.5
82
Nat. Fac. 2.8
325
Phil. Hist. 18
56
Gel.
F21
123
F22
123
Genesis Rabbah
92.6
241
Hdt.
4.134.3–135.3
177
7.43.2
180
Hem.
hist. 6 F35
124
hist. F16
123
hist. F17
123
hist. F35
125
Hermias
Irrisio gent. phil. 12
59
Hes.
Op. 11–20
27
Op. 12
40
Op. 32
25
Op. 42
41
Op. 78
42
Op. 82
41
Op. 90
73
Op. 91
73
Op. 91–92
43
Op. 102–104
73
Op. 102–104
28
Op. 104
74
Op. 136
31
Op. 139
31
Op. 140–142
31
Op. 141
31
Op. 171
31
Op. 176–179
28
Op. 187
40
Op. 197–200
40
Op. 373–378
42
Op. 383–384
25
Op. 385–387
25
Op. 549
31
Op. 559–563
25
Op. 574
26
Op. 575–581
26
Op. 577
27
Op. 604–605
33, 42
Op. 612–614
25
Op. 702–705
43
Op. 706
31
Op. 718
31
Op. 724–725
32
Op. 724–726
30
Op. 725
30
Op. 727
29
Op. 727–732
29
Op. 728
29
Op. 729
29
Op. 730
29, 30, 31, 32
Op. 733–734
30
Op. 735–736
31
Op. 738–741
30
Op. 741
30, 32
Op. 757–759
30
Sc. 156–160
37
Sc. 248–257
39
Th. 2–8
23
Th. 9–11
23
Th. 11–21
23
Th. 33
31
Th. 101
31
Th. 115–123
34
Th. 116–125
63
Th. 124
2
Th. 124–125
34
Th. 125
38
Th. 128
31
Th. 132
38
Th. 177
38, 41
Th. 183–185
39
Th. 185
36
Th. 205–206
41
Th. 206
38
Th. 211
37, 39
Th. 211–212
37
Th. 211–225
24, 34, 73
Th. 211–232
2
Th. 213–214
34
Th. 217
39
Th. 217–219
38
Th. 218–219
34, 38
Th. 220
38
Th. 220–222
36
Th. 222
40
Th. 224
38
Th. 226–232
36
Th. 306
38
Th. 333
38
Th. 374
38
Th. 375
38
Th. 380
38
Th. 402–407
35
Th. 405
38
Th. 453–500
39
Th. 592
41
Th. 625
38
Th. 651
38
Th. 748–754
34
Th. 762–766
37
Th. 763
27
Th. 822
38
Th. 886–891
39
Th. 894–897
39
Th. 899–900
39
Th. 900
39
Th. 904–906
38
Th. 905–906
38, 39
Th. 906
39
Th. 920
38
Th. 923
38
Th. 927
38
Th. 941
38
Th. 944
38
Th. 961
38
Th. 970
38
Th. 980
38
Th. 1005
38
Th. 1009
38
Th. 1012
38
Th. 1018
38
Hippias Eleus
52
Hom.
Il. 1.3
163
Il. 2.24
99, 105
Il. 2.718–725
298
Il. 3.125–128
203
Il. 4.390
26
Il. 5.649–651
295
Il. 6.429–430
304
Il. 6.490–492
304
Il. 9.27–28
177
Il. 9.423–424
293
Il. 10.471
184
Il. 10.471–473
184
Il. 11.740
196
Il. 12.433–435
200
Il. 14.75–81
177
Il. 14.482
183
Il. 16.684–685
293
Il. 17.432–440
302
Il. 18.535–538
37
Il. 19.404–417
302
Il. 20.221–222
295
Il. 22.209–213
295
Il. 22.290
156
Il. 22.395–396
293
Il. 23.770
26
Il. 24.349–351
293
Il. 24.476–477
293
Od. 1.431–432
204
Od. 2.93–110
202
Od. 2.101–103
203
Od. 4.304–305
194
Od. 4.453
263
Od. 5.61–62
203
Od. 7.346–347
194
Od. 10.220–223
203
Od. 15.403–484
204
Od. 18.117
202
Od. 18.212
205
Od. 18.321–323
204
Od. 19.137–156
202
Od. 20.59–90
202
Od. 20.112–121
201
Od. 20.118
205
Od. 23.295–343
194
Od. 24.129–148
202
Od. 24.167–168
203
Od. 24.192–198
203
Hor.
Ars 340
119
Carm. 1.25
10
Carm. 1.37
8
Carm. 2.16.13–14
312
Carm. 3.1.1
9
Carm. 3.10
10
Ep. 1.1.94–97
318
Ep. 1.4.15–16
318
Ep. 1.6.61
325
Ep. 1.11.12
235
Ep. 1.15.24
318
Ep. 1.19
322
Ep. 1.19.1–3
321
Ep. 1.19.5
322, 325
Ep. 1.19.6–8
321
Ep. 1.19.10
322
Ep. 1.19.10–11
322
Ep. 1.19.12–14
322
Ep. 1.19.20
311
Ep. 1.20.24
318
Ep. 2.1.29–30
324
Ep. 2.1.112–113
310, 321
Epod. 11.16
311
S. 1.1.27
312
S. 1.1.29
236
S. 1.1.76
316
S. 1.1.120
330
S. 1.3
321
S. 1.3.13–14
312
S. 1.3.17–19
316
S. 1.3.29–34
318
S. 1.3.116–117
316
S. 1.4.39–65
331
S. 1.4.42
317
S. 1.4.48
317
S. 1.4.100
311
S. 1.4.139
312
S. 1.5.2
236
S. 1.5.3
240
S. 1.5.7–8
318
S. 1.5.30
318
S. 1.5.49
318
S. 1.5.50
236
S. 1.5.71–74
235
S. 1.5.85
318
S. 1.6.124
318
S. 1.9.28
327
S. 1.9.66
311
S. 1.10.11
317
S. 1.10.37
312
S. 1.15
243
S. 2.1
319, 320, 323
S. 2.1.1–12
319
S. 2.1.5
325
S. 2.1.5–6
320
S. 2.1.7
320
S. 2.1.28–29
320
S. 2.1.62–65
122
S. 2.1.64
122
S. 2.1.112–113
317
S. 2.3
311, 316, 318, 319, 320, 323, 331
S. 2.3.1–3
316
S. 2.3.2
317
S. 2.3.3
317, 323
S. 2.3.5
317
S. 2.3.6
317
S. 2.3.7
317
S. 2.3.17–18
318
S. 2.3.300–326
318
S. 2.3.308–309
318
S. 2.4
312
S. 2.4.51–53
316
S. 2.6
317
S. 2.6.8
317
S. 2.6.60–70
316
S. 2.7
318
S. 2.7.30
312
Hp.
Aff. 22 (234)
325
Coac. 20
75
Coac. 24
75
Coac. 36
75
Coac. 41
75
Coac. 80
75
Coac. 86
75
Coac. 88
75
Coac. 109
75
Coac. 446 (684)
325
Coac. 635 (732)
325
Epid. 1, casus 1
76
Epid. 1, casus 8
78
Epid. 1.7
75
Epid. 2.1.10 (83)
325
Epid. 2.3.1
83
Epid. 5.22
80, 262
Epid. 7.5
79
Int. 24 (228)
325
Int. 28 (240)
325
Int. 36 (256)
325
Morb. Sacr. 1.11–12
86
Morb. Sacr. 1.12–13
87
Morb. Sacr. 14
88
Morb. Sacr. 14.3
88
Morb. Sacr. 15
86
Morb. Sacr. 15.1
87
Prog. 10
263
Vict. 1.35
75, 263
Vict. 2.60
83
Vict. 2.60
263
Vict. 3.68
75, 263
Vict. 3.78
263
Vict. 4
84, 86, 89
Vict. 4.86
84
Vict. 4.87
84, 86
Vict. 4.89
85
Vict. 4.90
89
Vict. 4.93
89
Hyg.
Fab. 36
102, 298
Joannes Malalas
Chron. 4.7.24–28
57
Just.
43.1.6
115
Juv.
1.1–6
311
1.30–31
311
1.125–126
263
5.159
311
6.433
311
11.187
311
13.143
311
15.15
311
Lactantius
Inst. Div. 1.22.1
116
Inst. Div. 1.22.5–8
124
Inst. Epit. 17
116, 119
Liv.
1.19.4
118, 123
1.19.5
113, 114
1.20.7
116
1.21.3
113
2.7.1–4
264
2.7.2
265, 268
5.9.7
117
5.32.6
265, 268, 269
5.39.1
282
5.39.2
282
5.39.3
282
5.39.5
283
5.39.7
283
5.39.8
283
5.39.36
283
5.39–47
277
5.41.4
283
5.42
283
5.44.6
284
5.44.7
284
5.45.1
284
5.45.2
284
5.45.3
284
5.47.1
285
5.47.1–6
284
5.47.2
285
5.47.3
285
5.47.4
285, 286
5.47.4–5
286
5.47.6
286
5.47.7
286
5.47.11
286
5.50.5
265
8.6.9–13
265
8.10.10
227
8.23.15
268
10.29.19
227
10.40.2
265, 268, 270
10.40.2–6
265, 270
22.1.8
266
22.41.6
224
26.41.18–19
265
27.4.12
266
27.4.14
266
27.37.3
266
28.11.4
266
28.11.6
266
29.14.3
266
30.2.11
262
31.8.3
123
31.12.4
265
32.29.1–2
264
32.29.2
266
34.11.7
117
39.22.3–4
263
40.29.3–14
124
42.20.1–4
266
43.13.3–5
263
43.13.4
266
45.16.5
263, 266
Luc.
6.434–569
248
10.163
310
Lucianus
Philops. 35
245
Lucil.
480–483M
118
484–489M
12, 116
492M
118
525–526M
120
595–596M
122
1035M
126
1065–1066M
117
1201M
318
1236M
120
Lucr.
1.102–135
117
1.104–105
117
1.140–145
140
2.55–58
119
3.87–90
119
5.973–981
146
6.35–38
119
Lyd.
Ost. 16A
126
Man.
1.70–71
146
1.93–94
146
1.113–117
143
1.221–222
146
1.701–717
144
1.704
145
1.710
145
1.715
145
1.871–873
146
2.1–11
143
2.136–137
144
2.138
144
2.141–142
143
3.465–481
142
5.59–60
146
Marius Victorinus
De definitionibus 22.15–23.2 Stangl
213
Men.
Epit. 450–555
8
Epit. 853–877
8
Mishnah Yevamot
16.7
246
Non.
55.26M=78L
116
Obsequens
11
263, 266
12
259, 261, 266
13
266
14
266
15
266
20
266
27
265, 266
29
266
38
266
44
266
52
266
57
266
63
265
65a
266
67
266
68
265
70
266
Opp.
hist. F1
266
hist. F2
266
Origo gentis romanae
4.3–4
115
Ov.
Am. 1.6
10
Am. 3.7.27 ff.
248
Fast. 3.295–326
115
Fast. 4.629–672
114
Fast. 4.635–636
115
Fast. 4.637–640
116
Fast. 4.641–672
119
Fast. 4.651–652
115
Fast. 4.661–666
115, 117
Fast. 4.662
119
Fast. 4.667–670
115
Fast. 6.131–143
119
Met. 9.101–102
296
Met. 9.230–231
297
Met. 15.155
117
Met. 15.1795
318
Rem. 806
318
Tr. 4.2
5
Parm.
fr. 1
10, 65
Paus.
8.22.1–3
202
9.11.7
202
Pers.
prolog. 1–6
322
prolog. 6–7
331
prolog. 10–11
323
prolog. 12
323
1.2
315
1.3
315
1.44
315
1.117
312
1.123–125
324
1.124
325
3
312, 317, 319, 322, 323, 329, 331
3.1–3
309
3.3
310, 314
3.3–4
309
3.4
309
3.5–6
309, 314
3.7–8
309, 310, 315, 317
3.8
309, 325
3.9
309
3.10
310, 317
3.10–11
310
3.10–19
313
3.11
317
3.12
314, 317
3.12–17
310
3.13
311
3.14
314, 317
3.16
314
3.19
311, 317
3.20
311
3.24–25
313
3.25–26
312
3.28
313
3.29
313
3.30
313, 318
3.30.31–34
318
3.44–47
313, 314
3.48–51
314
3.52–55
313
3.58–59
309, 310, 322, 326, 329
3.59
325
3.61
323
3.63
325
3.63–87
323
3.66–87
323
3.74–76
325
3.77
324
3.77–85
323
3.78
330
3.81–82
324
3.83–89
325
3.85
325
3.88
324, 325
3.88–106
324, 325, 329
3.88–93
327
3.90
325
3.91
325, 329
3.92–93
325
3.94
325, 326, 327
3.94–95
325, 327
3.94–97
327
3.95
324
3.96
325
3.96–97
327
3.97
327
3.98
326
3.98–106
327
3.99
326
3.100–102
326
3.103
329
3.103–106
326
3.107
327
3.107–109
327
3.107–118
323, 324, 325
3.109
328
3.109–111
328
3.113
325, 329
3.113–118
328
3.115
328
3.116
328
3.116–118
323
3.117–118
329
3.121
329
5.16
312
Petr.
62
245
63
245
98
236
124
236
Phld.
Piet. 47a
63
Piet. 137.3–5
63
Pi.
fr. 33
59
fr. 159
59
N. 7.3
26
O. 2.19
59
O. 10.50–55
59
P. 4.213–219
198
Piso
9 F11–13
123
9 F14
124, 125
9 F47
123
Pl.
Ap. 21d
4
Ap. 40d2–e4
95
Cra. 402bc
52
Cri. 43a4
98
Cri. 43a10
98
Cri. 120b7
106
Cri. 46a6
98
Grg. 471b5
99
Lg. 807c7–808c9
227
Lg. 807e2–808d1
99
Lg. 807e7–808c9
99
Lg. 818c3–8
95
Lg. 824a1–5
99
Lg. 824a2
99
Lg. 874b8–c2
99
Lg. 897d8–9
94
Lg. 897e1–2
94
Lg. 908a4
3, 106
Lg. 908a4–909a8
106
Lg. 909a3–4
105
Lg. 918c9–d2
240
Lg. 936b3–c7
240
Lg. 951d4–952d4
106
Lg. 951d7
3, 106
Lg. 961b6
106
Lg. 961b6–8
106
Lg. 961d1–963a5
107
Lg. 961e1–962a9
107
Lg. 962c10
106
Lg. 962d3
108
Lg. 962d7–8
108
Lg. 962d8–9
107
Lg. 965c2
5
Lg. 968a7
105
Phd. 59d3
97
Phd. 59d8
97
Phd. 99d4–e6
94
Phd. 116e7–117a4
97
Phlb. 50d6–e2
97
Phlb. 65e9–66a3
98
Prt. 310a8–b3
96
Prt. 310c5–d2
96
R. 381e1–6
94
R. 414b9
114
R. 516a8–b2
94
R. 521c6–8
93
R. 571c–d
103
R. 571e1–572a3
103
R. 572b7
103
R. 574d4
99
R. 621b2–7
94
Smp. 210e4
93
Smp. 217d3–6
98
Smp. 219b4–c2
98
Smp. 220c3–d5
98
Smp. 223b6–c5
98
Tht. 152e
52
Tht. 160d
52
Tht. 174a4–5
95
Tht. 180cd
52
Ti. 26b2
99
Ti. 37de
61
Ti. 39b5–c2
95
Ti. 45b2–d4
95
Ti. 45d3–46a2
101, 102
Ti. 45d–46a
105
Ti. 47a4–b2
95
Ti. 71a–72a
105
Ti. 71a3–72a6
103
Ti. 71c6–e6
104
Ti. 71e3–5
105
Ti. 77b1–6
101
Plaut.
Am. 1043–1044
248
Bac. 976–977
304
Cur. 143–156
10
Men. 437
236
Plb.
6.56.7
121
6.56.10–12
120
6.56.14–15
121
Plin.
Ep. 1.3.1
263
Ep. 3.12
322
Ep. 9.36.3
263
Nat. 2.109
318
Nat. 11.190
318
Nat. 13.84–87
124, 125
Nat. 14.88
115
Nat. 25.4
119
Nat. 25.29
119
Nat. 27.87
119
Nat. 30.6–7
248
Nat. 30.84
119
Nat. 35.114
293
Nat. 35.139
293
Plu.
Amatorius 8
10
Aquane 955a
52
Brut. 23
303
Comp. Lyc. Num. 1.4
119
Comp. Lyc. Num. 4.8
119
Curios. 2.516a
119
De Iside et Osiride 9
10
Mar. 17.4
266
De Vitioso Pudore 8
243
Num. 4.1–2
113
Num. 4.2
114
Num. 4.8
118
Num. 5.5
114
Num. 8.2
118
Num. 8.6
114
Num. 8.9–10
113
Num. 12.1
116
Num. 12.2
115
Num. 15.1
114
Num. 15.3
114
Num. 15.3–4
115
Num. 16.3–4
114
Num. 20.3
118
Num. 20.8
118, 119
Num. 20.8–9
113
Num. 21.2–3
123
Num. 22.2–8
124
Plat. Quaest. 8.4
60
Quaest. Conviv. 2.3
66
Superst. 4
119
Posidon.
199
266
Probus
ad Verg. Buc. 6.31
59
Procl.
in Cra. 59.17
57
in Cra. 396b 105.18–22
57
in R. 2.138.8
57
in Ti. I. 385.17–386.8
59
Prop.
1.16
10
2.12
192
4.1.104
318
Quint.
Inst. 6.2.26
5
Inst. 6.2.32
276
Inst. 8.3.62
5, 276
Inst. 8.3.67–69
285
Inst. 8.6.17
213
Inst. 9.2.40
5
Inst. 10.1.93
331
S.
Ant. 106
156
Ant. 784
170
Ant. 833
182
OC 621
183
OT 412–413
5
OT 1277
138
OT 1478–1514
5
S.E.
M. 9.361
56
P. 3.30
56
Sal.
Cat. 26.2
224
Cat. 45.1
224
SEG
20.372
241
Sen.
Ep. 83.6
263
Her. O. 947
318
Tranq. 17
322
Serv.
A. 6.808
119
G. 1.10
119
G. 1.21
120
SHA
Carus et Carinus et Numerianus 14
246
Simp.
In Ph. 528.14
57
Stob.
1.3.38
38
1.5.5
38
Str.
1.2.8
118, 121
Suet.
Nero 22
303
Tac.
Ann. 15.44
1
Ann. 16.18
6, 316
Ann. 16.18.1–2
6
Th.
4.125.1
180
7.80.1–3
177
7.80.3
180
Theoc.
2
192, 196, 197, 200
2.10
196, 197
2.15–16
200
2.16
196
2.24–29
196
2.40
196
2.62–63
200
2.63
198
2.64
198
2.69
196
2.106–110
198
2.148
199
2.159–162
197
Theodect.
72 F4
59
Tib.
1.2
10
Tuditanus
10 F3
124, 125
uir. ill.
3.1
112
3.2
113, 114, 124
V. Fl.
2.451–578
305
V. Max.
1.1.12
124
Var.
fr. 157
120
L. 5.36
119
L. 7.36
115
Verg.
A. 1.470
280
A. 6.600
318
A. 7.45–101
116
A. 7.47–49
115
A. 7.81–106
119
A. 7.85–95
115
A. 7.87
119
A. 8.625
277
A. 8.627
278
A. 8.652–662
277, 278
A. 8.653
279, 281
A. 8.655
279
A. 8.655–656
280
A. 8.657
281
A. 8.658
280
A. 8.659
281
A. 8.660
279, 280, 281
A. 8.660–661
281
A. 8.730
277
A. 9.373
280, 285
A. 12.772–787
116
Ecl. 6.15
310
G. 1.291–292
141
Vitr.
7.5.2
299
Zen.
3.97
3
Index of Names and Subjects
Achilles
16, 292–295, 299–302, 304
Achilles Tatius
240–241
action/activity
daytime
3, 27, 155, 197
nocturnal
6, 10, 11, 14, 134, 141–142, 190–206, 210, 257, 266–267, 271
See also agency
Acts of Thomas
240, 246, 249
Acusilaus
63
Aeneas
178–181, 186n65, 277–279, 300
Aeschylus
13, 153–166
Aesop
245
aether
2, 34
agency
24, 191, 196, 205
ages, myth of the
28, 31–32, 40, 135
agitation (panic)
13, 168, 178–181, 185–186
See also anxiety; fear; madness
agriculture
24–27, 30
ambiguity
14–15, 32
See also night, as ambivalent
ambush. See attacks
Anaxagoras
67
Anaximander
66n35, 67
anxiety
80, 247–251, 316
See also agitation (panic); fear; madness
Apollonius of Rhodes
13–14, 190–196, 200–201, 204
apparitions
218, 261
See also dreams; vision
Apuleius
237–238, 241, 243–245, 250
Aratus
12, 131–147
Archilochus
321
Aristomenes
238, 245, 249
Aristophanes
64, 66, 119
Aristotle
48, 51–52, 56, 59, 65–67, 159, 169n15
Arrighetti, Graziano
36n24
artwork. See creativity; painting; poetry; visualization
astronomical phenomena
260–262, 266–267
See also Aurora Borealis; moon; Orion; Pleiades; stars
astronomical poetry
12, 131–132, 143
astronomy
12–13, 15, 95n8, 131–147
Athenaeus
133n6
Athenagoras
50–52
attacks
13, 15, 153–165, 173, 178n44, 186n62, 222–227, 234, 277–287
audience
161, 163–165
Aurora Borealis
261
awake. See vigilance/vigilantia; vigilia/vigiliae; wakefulness
Bacchanalia
268
Bacchylides
59
bandits
33n17210, 219, 241, 243
battles
277
See also attacks
Batstone, William
222, 223n38
Bernabé, Alberto
47, 59, 60n23, 67
Bessone, Luigi
220
Betegh, Gábor
54n9, 62n28
Björck, Gudmund
168
Blake, William
8n26
blindness
5, 94n3, 145, 156–157, 162–163
body
84–86, 90
See also diagnosis; digestion; sleep; senses; soul
Bona Dea
268
Briscoe, John
125n57
Bronfen, Elisabeth
5–6nn17–18
Burkert, Walter
3, 47n3, 65n33, 66n35
Burlando, Annalaura
167n3
Butler, Shane
230n56
Caesar, Julius
214, 223–224, 230
Callimachus
8, 131–134, 139–141, 143
Calpurnius Piso Frugi, L.
123
Camenae
322, 325
See also Muses
Cameron, Alan
133–134
Camillus
283
Carinus
245–246
Carus
245–246
Casali, Sergio
276n10
Catiline
14, 210–211, 215–230
Cato the Elder
127
Cato the Younger
314, 322n48
Catullus
9
Chaniotis, Angelos
11
Chaos
2, 7, 34, 35, 47, 52, 52n8, 57, 62, 63n, 64–66, 181
Christianity
1n3, 244–247, 249–250
Chronos/Kronos. See Time
Cicero
14, 127, 210–230, 265, 268
Brutus
229
Catilinarians
210–212, 214–230
De consulatu suo
218, 260
De divinatione
218, 239–240, 242, 260, 262
De haruspicum responso
214
De imperio Cn. Pompei (Pro lege Manilia)
212
De inventione
240
In toga candida
216
Paradoxa Stoicorum
315
Philippics
217n25, 222n35, 229n55
Pro Flacco
220
Pro Milone
234, 238, 240–241, 250
Pro Sexto Roscio Amerino
213
Verrines
222
Cinna
140–141
Circe
196n22, 197n24, 200, 203n45
cledonomancy
202
Clement, pseudo-
52–53
Clodius
214, 234, 240–241, 248
coetus nocturni
217n25
color
156, 278–281, 285–286
comedy
159, 166, 169, 312
confusion
146–147, 179
congressus nocturni
114, 119
Conington, John
326
conspiracy
217, 226
See also criminality; deceit; transgression
constellations. See astronomical phenomena; stars
Cornutus, Lucius Annaeus
308, 312
cosmogony
34, 46–67
cosmic order (cosmology, cosmos)
3, 11–12, 24–25, 33, 34, 38, 43, 44, 46–48, 56, 67, 94–95, 102, 138
council, nocturnal
3, 5, 94, 105–108
See also coetus nocturni; congressus nocturni
Crates
119
Cratinus
321
creativity
6–8, 10
criminality
9, 33, 42, 217, 219, 226, 241, 244–247, 248, 268n49, 316
See also bandits; robbers; transgression
curiosity
10n35
Damascius
46–52, 57–63, 67
Damon, Cynthia
200, 223n38, 230n56
danger
15, 32, 73–74, 109, 186–187, 190–192, 194–195, 202, 206, 210, 217, 234, 237–244
darkness
1, 5, 7, 13–15, 23, 26, 31–33, 36n24, 62, 90, 93–94, 109, 119, 134–141, 153, 156–157, 159, 161, 164–167, 170, 173–174, 177–178, 211–212, 218, 220, 229, 241–242, 246–247, 250, 257, 259n12, 267–268, 275–287
See also obscuritas; obscurity
dawn
9, 16, 26–27, 77, 96–98, 147, 153, 158, 159–160, 166, 199, 217, 224, 229, 250, 259, 259n12, 261, 283, 286, 330
See also morning
day/daytime
alternation with night
221
as dispelling anxiety
249
as dramatic setting in tragedy
155, 158
as image for knowledge, truth
93
as setting for dramatic performance
160, 167
as setting for philosophical conversation
96–98, 109
as time of humanity
33
as time of political process (Rome)
218, 229
bringing salvation
214n15
extended by night
257
in opposition to night
1–3, 33, 73–74, 80, 93, 95, 142, 190, 217, 257
See also action/activity; Day; dawn; daydreams; daylight; light; siesta
Day
34
daydreams
262
daylight
5, 9, 93, 95, 101, 145, 153, 249
death
2, 24, 34–38, 40, 43, 73, 182n54, 183n55, 268n48
See also Ker; Moros
deceit/deception
12, 35, 41, 42, 73, 177, 224n39
decisions, misguided
169, 186–187
defixiones
268
Deremetz, Alain
113n4
Derveni Papyrus
3n8, 48, 54–55, 60, 61–67
Descartes, René
5
diagnosis
73–90, 329
See also body; Hippocrates; medicine
digestion
83
Dikê
10
dining
290–306
Diomedes
166, 173–174, 178, 182, 184, 186n64
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
119n28, 121n39, 122–123, 265
disease
73–90
See also body; diagnosis; Hippocrates; healing; illness; medicine
disorder
13, 168, 181–186, 277, 284
diurnal cycle. See night, and diurnal cycle
divination
5, 12, 15, 94, 103–105, 107, 119, 201–202, 218, 257–272
door
9, 10, 238, 245
Dolon
166, 169, 173n28, 178, 305n33
Domány, Judit
197n24
Donelan, Jasper F.
159n12, 167n4
doubt
146
Dover, Kenneth
196n22
Dozier, Curtis
280, 281
Dracula, Count
8
dreams
5n15, 7, 36n24, 34, 37, 82–88, 101–105, 109, 115–122, 163, 170, 239–240, 242, 244–245, 247, 249, 257n6, 260, 262–263, 265, 267
drinking/drunkenness. See wine
Dué, Casey
164, 168, 175n35
Dürer, Albrecht
6
Duncan, Anne
196n19, 199n33
dusk
160, 219, 224, 229, 250, 259, 259n12, 261, 330
See also evening; twilight
Dyck, Andrew
218n27, 223, 224n40, 225n43
Ebbott, Mary
164, 168, 175n35
ecphrasis
15, 275–287
Edison, Thomas
1
Egeria
113–115, 122
Eleusinian mysteries
93
enargeia
15, 275–276, 282
Engels, David
259
Enlightenment
8
Ennius
122, 124n52, 284n34, 321, 323
en nukti boulê
3, 3n10, 105n25
epic
15, 37, 199, 276–287, 300, 304
Epicurus
140
Epimenides
62, 63n
Erasmus
3n10
Erebus
34, 42, 63, 64–65
Erinyes
36n24, 39n38, 40n38
Eros
9, 34, 64–67, 192
Eteocles
13, 154–155, 157, 160–163
ethics. See moral
Eudemus
46, 48, 58, 61
Eudoxus
132–134
euphronê
26, 170, 173
Euripides
13, 59, 156, 160, 166–187, 192
evening
79–81, 95, 96–98, 101, 159–160, 224, 241, 249, 250, 290–306, 329
See also dusk; twilight
experience
10, 15, 16
Fantham, Elaine
215
Faraone, Christopher
191n4, 197n26
fates
39, 197
Faunus
114–121
Faust
4
fear
15, 40, 73, 86–90, 94–98, 104, 116, 153, 157–158, 161, 165, 171, 250, 257, 268, 282–287
See also agitation (panic); danger
fever
75, 79–81
Forsythe, Gary
125n57
Fox, Matthew
113n4, 127
freedom
190–191, 205
frescoes
290–306
Friese, Heinz-Gerhard
280
Freudenberg, Kirk
318
Galen
263
gatherings. See coetus nocturni; congressus nocturni
Gauls
277–287
Gellius, Aulus
315
Gellius, Cn.
123
gender
11, 13–14, 41, 43, 191, 198
Genesis Rabbah
241, 244
Germanicus
145n42
ghosts
260n17
See also apparitions; Lamia; superstition
Gildersleeve, Basil
317n35, 326
Glaser, Konrad
122n44
gods
23, 24, 27–28, 30–33, 39, 50, 88, 184n59, 218n27, 264n32
See also Night; religion; Zeus; etc.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
4
Good Samaritan
243, 249
Gow, Andrew S.F.
132–133
Gowers, Emily
318
graffiti
300, 305
grief
193, 196, 201, 204, 205
Griffiths, Frederick
196n22, 197n24, 199n33, 206n49
Gruen, Erich
125
Habinek, Thomas
120n35, 210–211, 219, 227n51
Hades
121, 163, 197
hagiography
244
Hannibal
224n39, 259
Hardenberg, Georg Friedrich Philipp von
9n29
Harrison, Juliette
262n23
Harvey, Reginald A.
310n13, 324, 326, 329n82
healing
243–244
Hecate
195
Hector
16, 166, 169, 171, 174, 176, 176n37, 177–181, 182n54, 183–184, 186, 293, 295, 299, 301, 303–304
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
5–6
Hellanicus
49–50, 52
Hellenistic poetry
8, 12, 191, 197, 200, 206
Hemina, Cassius
123, 125
Heracles/Hercules
16, 49–51, 292–298, 303
Herodotus
180
Hesiod
132
Theogony
2, 11, 23, 33–43, 44, 51–52, 56, 63–66, 73
Works and Days
11, 24–33, 36, 44, 73–74, 135
Hieronymus
49–50, 52, 59
Hippias
48, 51–52, 65
Hippocrates
76–84, 86–89
Hippocratics
12, 73–90, 262–263, 329
See also medicine
historiography
15, 112–113, 122–124, 180, 215, 223, 276, 277, 282–287
Homer
13, 14, 37, 46, 50, 61, 118n24, 134, 143, 163, 199, 321, 323
Iliad
16, 156, 162, 172n25, 177n38, 184n56, 184n60, 185, 196n22, 200–201, 290–306
Odyssey
190–191, 194n14, 200–206
Horace
8, 9, 126, 235–236, 242–243, 248, 311–312, 316–323, 325, 330
hospitality
14, 202, 235–237, 242, 290
hostels
14–15, 234–251
Housman, Alfred E.
142n36, 313, 314n26, 315, 327
Hugo, Victor
2n5
human. See mortals
Hunter, Richard
192n5, 200
Hutchinson, Gregory O.
154, 163n26
ignorance
4, 13, 43, 93–94, 108–109, 147
See also knowledge
illness
325–329
See also diagnosis; disease; healing; medicine
illumination
1n, 38, 171, 266
Imperial poetry
12
incubation
115, 119
innovation
6, 15
inns
14–15, 234–251
insight
4–5, 6n17, 9, 12–14, 44, 93–94, 98–110, 187
insomnia. See sleeplessness; wakefulness
inspiration
6, 8, 16, 101–105, 308–332
See also creativity
interpretation
162–163
intoxication. See wine
invention
3
See also creativity; curiosity
inversion
2, 257, 269–270
isolation
90
Jove/Juppiter
228
See also Zeus
Juvenal
312
Kahn, Charles
105
Kaibel, Georg
136n19
Keane, Catherine
313nn22–23, 319n44
Ker
36–41, 73, 295
Ker, James
221n34, 268, 315, 316n31
Kissel, Walter
310n12, 324, 326, 329n83
Kleberg, Tönnes
235n5
Klingemann, August
9n29
Klopstock, Friedrich Gottlieb
8n26
knowledge
3, 6, 9, 10–13, 23, 41, 43, 93–94, 109, 147, 153, 162–163
See also ignorance; illumination; insight; interpretation
Koslofsky, Craig
266
Kronos. See Chronos
Kunst, Christiane
191
labor. See work
Laclos, François Choderlos de
8
Lactantius
116, 118n27
Laertes, shroud of
202–203, 205–206
lament
193
Lamia
116–122, 126n62, 249n57
Laomedon
292–293, 295–296, 305
Lewis, R.G.
217n23
light
and darkness
134
artificial
1–2, 5, 160, 266, 275, 328–329
experience of
15
fire-
177
in Nietzsche
7
in the sky
266, 268
lamp-
1n3, 2n5, 16, 135, 170, 203, 295, 305, 328
metaphorical
93, 211–212
moon-
249
play of
305–306
pollution
5, 131
See also dawn; daylight; illumination; morning
literature
11, 16
See also comedy; creativity; epic historiography; poetry; satire; tragedy; etc.
life cycle, human
42
liminality
247
See also night/nighttime, liminal
literature. See poetry; writing
liver
101, 103, 243
Livy
16, 114, 123, 263, 265, 268, 269, 277, 282–287
lodgings. See hospitality; hostels
Lorenz, Katharina
299
love
133, 192–201, 205
See also magic; sex; sleeplessness
love elegy
9–10
Lowenstam, Steven
203
Lucian
245–246
Lucilius
12, 116–121, 123–124, 126–127, 312
Lucretius
117n19, 140–141
lucifuga
9, 316, 9n30, 329
lucubratio
315–316, 323, 329–330
Luke, Gospel of
243
lycanthropy
245, 248
madness
86–89, 316, 328–329
magic
32, 190–191, 195–200, 204, 244–247, 249–251
makares
30–33
Manilius
12–13, 131, 141–147
Manlius
217, 278–279, 286
Mayhew, Robert
108
Medea
14, 190–201, 204–205
meetings
210, 215–217
See also coetus nocturni; congressus nocturni; council, nocturnal
medicine
12, 15, 73–90
See also healing
melancholia
6n21
Melbin, Murray
191, 266n43
Meroe
245–246
metaphor
2, 12–13, 14, 16, 24, 36, 41, 43–44, 93–94, 108–109, 158, 171, 210–230
meteors
261–262
methodology
258–264
metonymy
177
Middle Ages
1n3
Milky Way
136, 138–139, 144–145
miracles
244–247
modernity
1–2, 257, 266, 275
Moirai
38, 39
See also fates
moon/Moon
198, 200, 260–261, 268
See also light, moon-; Selene
moonlight
249
moral
judgement
12
problem
277
standards
13
structure
40
transgression
1n3, 9
See also values, ethical/moral
morning
8, 250, 308–312
See also dawn
Moros
36–37, 39, 73
mortality
38, 42
See also death
mortals
32, 33–34, 36–37, 38, 43
See also gods
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
14
Muses
23, 31n11, 34, 44, 134, 323
See also Camenae
music
7
See also senses; sound
myth/mythology
2, 11, 24, 29–31, 47, 58, 64, 66, 73, 197
Nachtwachen
9n29
negotiation
16, 295–296, 298–299, 305–306
Neoplatonism
47, 58
Nero
1n3, 303
Nietzsche, Friedrich
7
night/nighttime
alternation with day
221
and diurnal cycle
16, 40, 44, 74–76, 77–82, 90, 100, 272, 329–330
and ‘impressionistic time’
13, 159–165
and ‘nocturnal literacy’
267
and productive use of darkness
2
as ambiguous/ambivalent
27–29, 32, 249, 250, 272
as dramatic setting (tragedy)
153–165, 166–171
as extension of day
257, 271
as extraordinary
185
as framing device in narrative
94–98, 109
as harmful
31
as measure
25–33
as more than just a time
6, 23
as negation, and ‘negative time’
73–74, 108–109, 268–271, 277
as relief
94–98
as sacred time
31, 32n13
as ‘semantic space’
2, 3, 11–13, 16
as setting for song
24, 44
as social concept
2
as social space
3
as strange
210
as supplement to day
27
as ‘the time of cover’
277–282
as thematic device
153
as time of activity
266–267, 271
as time of anxiety
80
as time of illegitimacy
268
as time of recreation/respite
27n7, 283
as time of testing
109, 228
as time of uncertainty
32, 80
atmosphere
159
benefits
25–27
connected with divinity
31
connotations
161
eternal
214n15
experience of
7–8n25, 277–282, 290–306
in opposition to day
1–3, 14, 33, 73–74, 80, 93, 95, 142, 190, 217, 221, 257, 271
length
25–26, 142, 259n12
liminal
6, 24, 32, 33, 44, 237, 247–248, 269
more vivid than day
275
negative associations
2, 73–74, 108–109
‘nightlife’
1–2
no clear difference from day
271
paired with day
29, 34, 95, 109
positive values
15
producing day
3, 26, 34, 42
progression into day
158
replaced by features of day
1
Roman
258, 271–272
seasonal variation of
25–26
sky
138
symbolic of insecure/obscure minds
185
symbolic value
4
See also activity, nocturnal; agency; agitation (panic); ambiguity; artwork; attacks; battles; blindness; body; Chaos; coetus nocturni; confusion; cosmic order; criminality; congressus nocturni; creativity; curiosity; darkness; deceit; diagnosis; danger; decisions, misguided; dining; disorder; divination; dreams; dusk; ecphrasis; enargeia; en nukti boulê; euphronê; evening; experience; fear; freedom; gender; gods; grief; hospitality; ignorance; illumination; incubation; innovation; insight; inspiration; interpretation; invention; inversion; isolation; knowledge; lament; Lamia; light, artificial (etc.); love; lucifuga; lucubratio; magic; meetings; melancholia; metaphor; modernity; moon; Night; negotiation; nocturnal; nocturnalization; nox intempesta; obscurity; pannuchis; paraklausithyron; perception; rape; religion; ritual; robbers; sacrifice; secrecy; senses; sex; signs; silence; simile; slaves; sleep; sleeplessness; solitude; soul; sound; spectacle; suffering; superstition; time/temporality; timekeeping; transformation; transgression; travel; truth; twilight; urination; vigilantia; vigilia/vigiliae; visibility; vision; vulnerability; wakefulness; wake-sleep cycle; wine; witches; women; woolwork; work; etc.
Night
and metaphor of Verstellung
36n24
as archê (first principle)
11, 46–48, 58–61
as cosmic ruler
57–58
as deity
23–24, 31n13, 33, 44, 171
as mother
33–44
as origin
3, 11, 23, 34, 37
beneficent
137
children of
2, 7, 9, 11, 24, 34–44, 48, 62–63, 73
House of
3, 10, 37n33
origins of
2, 15, 59
provider of information
136–137, 145
visitation by
115
See also Time
nightwatch
155, 179, 220, 284
See also vigilia/vigiliae
Nippel, Wilfried
217
Nisus and Euryalus
185n62, 280, 284n34, 285
Nocturnae
245n46
See also witches; women
nocturnal. See coetus nocturni; congressus nocturni; council, nocturnal; meetings; night
nocturnalization
15, 258, 266–267, 271
Novalis. See Hardenberg
nox intempesta
277
nukteron telos
158, 159
nuktêgoria
170
nuktophobia
267n44
See also danger
Numa
12, 112–127
Numerian
245–246
obscuritas
9
obscurity
7, 13, 25, 33, 38, 41, 44, 145–147, 276n8, 281, 285
Obsequens
265
Octavius Quartio, house of
16, 290–306
Odysseus
166, 171–174, 178, 182, 184, 186, 201–202, 293–294
female slave of
201–205
Oedipus
5, 162–163
Ogilvie, Robert M.
112n1, 113n2, 125n57
Olsen, Sarah
7n25
Oppius
265
order
181, 182n53, 277
See also disorder
Orion
138–139, 146
Orpheus
46–48, 50, 55, 61, 290
Orphism
3, 9, 11–12, 46–67
Ovid
114–116
Paduano, Guido
167
Page, Denys
132–133
Pailler, Jean Marie
114nn5–6
painting
16, 185n62, 290–306
Pandora
28, 41–42, 73–74
pannuchis
8n25
paraklausithyron
9
Parmenides
3, 10, 65
Parry, Hugh
167
Peek, Philip M.
267n45
Penelope
190, 200–206
perception
5, 10, 11, 14, 101–105, 173, 185, 276
See also audience; experience; night/nighttime, experience of
Persius
308–332
personification
35–37
Petronius
6, 235–236, 245
Petrovic, Ivana
198n28
Phanes
53–54, 57, 61
phantasia
5
Pherecydes
59, 61
Philetas
133n6
Philoctetes
297–298
philosophy
3–4, 9–12, 15, 48, 93–110, 113, 120n35, 123–126, 308, 313, 324
See also Aristotle; Neoplatonism; Plato; Pre-Socratics; Stoics
philotês
38–41
Phoenix
16, 292–295
Pindar
59, 184n58
Pirenne-Delforge, Vinciane
38n34
Plato
3, 5, 12, 52, 93–110
Apology
94–95
Crito
98
Gorgias
99
Laws
99–100, 105–108, 228n52
Menexenus
312
Phaedo
108
Philebus
97, 98–99
Protagoras
96
Republic
94–95, 99, 103, 114
Symposium
97–99
Timaeus
101–105, 107–109
Plautus
303
Pleiades
25, 29, 83
Plutarch
10n35, 59–60, 66, 113, 114n7, 116n15, 119n28, 120, 243, 303
poet
5, 9, 12–13, 16, 131–147, 160, 187, 190, 310–311, 316–317, 330
poetry
8–9, 12, 14, 24, 48, 59, 131, 139–141, 200, 218, 305, 310–312, 316–317
See also creativity, inspiration, literature, lucubratio, writing
poison
198
Poli Palladini, Letizia
158n10, 160n15
Polidori, John William
8
politics
10
Pollard, Alison
305
pollution
30–32, 116n15
See also illumination, light
Polybius
120–121
Polynices
13, 153, 161
potology
8
Pompeii
16, 290–306
Pompey
212, 223
Porticus of Octavia
293
Posidonius
265
prayer
85, 161, 201
Pre-Socratics
47, 60, 67
Pretor, Alfred
324
Priam
16, 293–296, 299, 304
priests
123
prodigia
258, 264–265, 269
See also divination; signs
Prometheus
28, 41
Propertius
9
Pythagoras
123–126
Queen of the Night
14
Quintilian
276, 315
Ramnoux, Clemence
36n24
rape
158, 205n48, 226, 268n49, 305n33
recusatio
134
Reckford, Kenneth
331n86
Redfield, James
103n20
religion
9, 11, 12, 30, 84, 112–127, 257–258, 268–271
See also gods; prayer; priests; ritual; sacrifice
Renaissance
1n3
Rhesus
166, 169, 172–176, 178, 180–184, 280n23
rhetoric
5, 276, 314
Riesenweber, Thomas
213n11, 215
Ritchie, William
169nn12–13
ritual
8n25, 119, 197n24, 197n26, 258n8
See also religion
robbers
33, 42, 180, 190, 234, 238–243, 248
Roger Ekirch, A.
262n25
Romanticism
7, 9n29
Rome
12, 16
Augustan
279
feriae Latinae
260, 261n19
foundation
125–126
Gallic sack
277–287
regal period
112–113, 122
republican
257–272
res publica
15, 210–230
See also Senate
Romulus
112, 211, 278–279
Rosen, Ralph
311, 319, 329
sacred disease
88–89
sacrifice
115, 268–269
Sade, Marquis de
8
safety
1, 14–15, 217, 237–244, 249–250
Sallust
215, 224n41, 225, 227
Santamaría, Marco Antonio
62n26
Santangelo, Federico
268n50
Sappho
8n25, 190, 198–199
satire
12, 116–124, 126–127, 308–332
Schiller, Friedrich
10n35
Schivelbusch, Wolfgang
2, 266n43
Schlesier, Renate
190n1
Scipio Aemilianus
120
Selene
196, 198n30, 205
secrecy
210
Sempronius Tuditanus
125
Senate
124, 126, 212, 218–219, 228n53, 229, 258, 269
Seneca
315–316
senses
5, 7, 11, 13–14, 104, 155–157, 267–268
See also perception; sound; vision
sex
31, 38, 40–41, 43, 114, 205, 246, 258n6
sexual assault. See rape
siesta
262
signs
135, 137–138, 146n44, 218, 257–272
See also astronomy; diagnosis; divination; interpretation; prodigia
silence
257, 268, 277, 284–287
See also sound
Simaetha
190–191, 196–200, 205, 206
simile
192–196, 198, 199, 200–201, 204–205
Skutsch, Otto
122n44
slaves
190–191, 193, 198, 199, 200–206, 300, 304n29
sleep
2, 6, 27, 33–35, 36n24, 37, 74–88, 90, 93n2, 99–100, 101–102, 121, 158, 170–171, 184, 249, 257, 260, 262–263, 267, 280n23, 284, 309–310, 314, 316, 320, 325, 326n70
See also dreams; wake-sleep cycle
Sleep
27n7, 35–36, 115
sleeplessness
1, 75, 83, 131–134, 139–143, 158, 204, 225–226, 267, 316, 320–321
See also wakefulness
Sluiter, Ineke
143n38
social
activities
11
communication
2
contexts
11
difference
199–200
expectations and conventions
9
institutions
40
interaction
41
life
33
practices
3
regulations
1
space
3
spheres
13
standards
13
status/class
14, 191, 203–204
values
3, 15
See also gender; slaves
Socrates
94–99, 109
Socratic paradox
4
solitude
257
song
24, 44
Sophocles
5, 153, 156
soul
84–86, 101–105
sound
7, 13, 155–156, 170, 175n35, 186, 249, 257, 264n32, 265, 268, 283, 285–287
See also music, perception, senses
space
5–6, 14–15, 32n13, 58, 60
See also night/nighttime, as ‘semantic space’; night/nighttime, as social space; inns; travel
spectacle
1n3
See also vision; visualization
speech, freedom of
200, 206
See also freedom
Squire, Michael
299
stars
12, 25, 27, 44, 131–147, 170, 268
See also astronomical phenomena; astronomy
Stewart, Selina
134
Stobaeus
38n35
Stoddard, Kathryn
37n33
Stoics
51, 55, 239n, 308, 312–313, 324–325
Stoker, Bram
8
Storchi Marino, Alfredina
123n51, 124, 125nn58–59
Strife
2, 27–28, 35, 36n25, 40–41, 43–44, 73
Stroh, Wilfried
215n20
Strohm, Hans
167
sunrise. See dawn; morning
suffering
29
superstition
12, 31, 116–122, 268n50
See also gods; religion
Tiresias
5, 154–155, 161
Thales
67
theatrical performance
160, 161
theft. See bandits; robbers
Theocritus
13–14, 190, 196–200, 204
Theon
276
Thestylis
196–200
Thomas. See Acts of Thomas
Thucydides
180
Tibullus
9
time/temporality
6, 16, 23, 34, 36, 37, 44, 53, 67, 153, 154, 159–165, 257–258, 277
Time
46, 47, 49–51, 56–61, 62, 67
time-of-day
74, 76, 78
timekeeping
25–33, 199
Tortorelli Ghidini, Marisa
60n23
tragedy
13, 153–154, 159, 161, 168–169, 178, 181, 185–187, 195
tragic
13, 169n15, 172, 184, 186
tragic irony
186
transformation
236, 250
transgression
1n3, 8–9, 13–15, 168, 171–178, 185–186, 246, 270
travel
30, 234–251
Trojan Cycle
13, 163, 165
Trojan War
13, 16, 153, 163–164, 166, 171–172, 292–305
Troy/Trojans
172, 174–176, 178, 186, 200, 292–305
truth
3, 6n19, 9–10, 12, 13, 93, 104–105, 108
twilight
7, 27, 135, 234, 241
See also dusk; evening
Ulpian
241–242
Umnachtung
7
urination
29n9, 30, 32
Valerius Flaccus
305
values
ethical/moral
9, 14, 15, 98–100
of day
3
of night
11, 93, 108–109, 186–187
of Roman night
266–271
positive
15
social
3, 15
symbolic
4
See also moral; night/nighttime; social
vampyre
8
Van Beek, Walter E.A.
267n45
Van Gogh, Vincent
275
Varro
127, 315
Victorinus, Marius
212–214
vigilance/vigilantia
221, 222n36
vigilia/vigiliae
220, 221–230
See also nightwatch; wakefulness
Virgil
16, 140–141, 277–282, 285–287
visibility
9, 32, 33, 137–139, 153, 166, 190, 216n22, 275
vision
5, 32, 93, 147, 156–157, 161, 167, 170, 173, 261, 267–268, 276, 280, 290
See also blindness; darkness; ecphrasis; enargeia; illumination; insight; light; perception; senses
visualization
11, 16, 285–286
See also ecphrasis; painting
Vitruvius
299
Volk, Katharina
141n34, 143n37
vulnerability
249
wakefulness
26, 75, 90, 93n2, 99–100, 158, 171, 205, 220–221, 221–228
See also sleep; sleeplessness; vigilance/vigilantia; vigilia/vigiliae
wake-sleep cycle
75n5
Walsh, Peter G.
285
water
8
watcher
155, 238, 244
See also nightwatch
Welch, Kathryn
211–212, 218
werewolves. See lycanthropy
West, Martin
30, 40, 47, 51, 59, 61n25, 67
wine
7–8, 9, 16, 284, 308–312, 318n41, 321–322, 325–326, 331
See also inspiration; poetry; potology; water
witches
191–192, 195, 200, 204, 238n19, 243, 245, 248–249
See also Lamia; nocturnae
Wolkenhauer, Anja
277
women
14, 42, 43, 155–158, 161, 190–191, 200–205, 245–246
See also gender; witches; woolwork
woolwork
192–194, 202–204, 205
work
6, 10, 12, 13–14, 27, 29, 33, 143, 147, 190–206, 257
writing
257, 310–311, 317, 318
See also inspiration; lucubratio; poetry
Young, Edward
8n26
Zanker, Graham
299n21
Zetzel, James
318
Zeus
23, 32, 27, 38, 41, 47, 55, 61–62, 66, 73, 112, 201–202, 295