Indexes
Index Locorum
Aelius Theon
Progymnasmata
2.118.7–8 Spengel
7
2.118.8–14 Spengel
8–9
2.118.21–24 Spengel
9
Aeschylus
Septem contra Thebas
378
26
381
26, 30
382–383
30
432
35
444–445
35
489
27
398
24
532–537
27
591
27n24
642
27n24
Anthologia Palatina
6.61
206–207
6.342
209
9.306
208–209
9.713
212
9.713–742
211
9.793–798
211
9.762
207–208
16.103–104
214
16.119–122
214
16.178–182
214
16.221–222
214
16.263
214
Apollonius of Rhodes
Argonautica
1.721–724
204
1.730–734
205
1.960
209
Ausonius
Mosella
189–199
313–314
Catullus
64:12–19
270
64.105–111
133–136
Cicero
De legibus
1.50
164
Orator
59
176
Claudian
Epithalamium
58–59
305–306
78–85
307
85–89
308
De raptu Proseripinae
1.65–69
311–312
Dracontius
Romulea
2.65–67
310
2.95–98
311
8.124–130
304
8.198–199
298
8.571–576
299
8.556–562
300–301
8.576–584
302
Euripides
Bacchae
918–922
136–137
Phoenissae
103–201
36, 37
139–140
38
171–174
38
501–502
37
751
37
1104–1140
36, 37
1124–1127
43
1130–1133
37
1135–1138
37
Herodotus
1.82–83
56n30
7.26
59
Homer
Iliad
2.455–481
48
2.480–481
60
2.562
63
2.570–572
60
2.572
61
2.582–584
63
2.591–600
57–58
2.642
62
2.729
59
4.141
173–174
14.214–215
90
14.264–276
90
18.368–477
89
Odyssey
6.232–234
203
8.72–82
236
9.136–141
262–263
10.87–94
262–263
13.96–112
262–263
24.190–204
252
Horace
Satires
1.9.1–2
223
1.9.2
238
2.2.4–5
224
2.2.26
224–225
2.2.29–30
225
2.2.39–40
225
2.8.1
223
Odes
1.13.9
285
1.33.7–9
284
2.1.37–40
272–273
2.5.17
284
2.6.17–20
256–257
2.6.17–18
258
2.6.18–20
257
2.6.19–20
258
3.13.1
285
3.13.4–5
285
3.13.6–7
290
3.13.10–12
290
3.13.13–16
286–287
3.13.14
290
3.13.46–47
285
3.18.1
284
3.19.9–12
273
3.19.21–28
273–274
4.3.1–12
246–247
4.3.10–11
254
4.3.5–12
249
4.3.13–15
254
4.3.14–15
249
Epistles
1.10.15–17
245
1.10.19–23
247–255
Juvenal
Satires
13.241–242
164
Lucan
Bellum civile
3.399–415
151–152
3.440–445
152
6.352–353
58
9.429–430
237–238
Lucretius
De rerum natura
2.600–660
129–132
4.256–258
280–281
4.269–323
275
Macrobius
Saturnalia
5.15.4
52–53
Martial
Epigrams
2.14.1–6
226
2.57
226
2.57.3
226
3.35
215
4.39
215
6.13
215
6.73
215
7.56
215
9.24
215
9.44
215
9.59
226
9.59.1
226
10.80
226
10.87
215
10.89
215
Menander Rhetor
3.347.31–3.353.4 Spengel
257
3.348.2–7 Spengel
258
3.383.9–10 Spengel
257
Ovid
Amores
1.8.35–36
163
Ars amatoria
3.199–200
163
Metamorphoses
1.544
282
2.464
276
3.143–164
278
3.161–162
278
3.183–185
279
3.190
278
3.407–410
283
3.407–412
278
3.416–418
278
3.432–436
279–280
3.475
283–284
4.297–298
278–279
4.297–301
278
4.300
278
4.340–351
279
4.356–388
278
4.407
277
4.285–286
276
5.572–641
283
5.574
287
5.587
289
5.587–588
286
5.618
283
5.637–638
289
5.640–641
289
10.150–154
274–275
11.592–596
104–109
11.610–615
104–109
13.791
285
13.794
288
13.840–841
289
13.846–847
289
13.870
289
13.887–890
287
13.892
287
Philostratus the elder
Imagines
1.23.1
212
1.28.2
212
2.1.1
212
Philostratus the younger
Imagines
390K
10
Pliny the elder
Historia naturalis
33.128–130
144–145
35.13
201
35.119
168
Posidippus
AB 62–79
214
Propertius
2.3.9–16
166–168
3.17.11
271
4.6.3
270–271
Quintilian
Institutio oratoria
5.9.14
177
11.3.83
176
12.5.4
162–162
Seneca
Epistulae morales
11
160–163
122.7–8
161
Statius
Silvae
1 praef. 17–18
215
1.1.1–4
229
1.1.1–7
189–192
1.1.5–6
192
1.1.6
202
1.1.6–7
216, 232
1.1.8
196
1.1.8–14
210
1.1.8–16
195–195, 217
1.1.14–16
218, 232
1.1.15
232
1.1.18–21
192–193
1.1.22
233
1.1.22–31
199–200
1.1.25
232
1.1.25–27
218
1.1.29
195–196, 216
1.1.33–35
196
1.1.37–38
192
1.1.37–45
198
1.1.43–45
219, 232
1.1.46–50
229
1.1.46–55
211
1.1.50–51
216–217
1.1.52–54
211, 217
1.1.61–65
210
1.1.61–66
199
1.1.69
199
1.1.71–73
217–218
1.1.76–78
197
1.1.79–81
216, 218
1.1.85–86
215
1.1.86
212
1.1.87–90
213
1.1.88
235
1.1.91–92
194
1.1.99–102
213–214
1.1.100
215
1.1.100–102
212
1.2.148–153
268
1.2.244–246
173
1.3.1–4
242–244
1.3.5–8
245–247
1.3.17–19
314
1.3.18–19
244
1.3.24–24
243–244
1.3.39–42
253–254
1.3.55–56
247–248
1.3.59–63
251–252
1.3.61
252
1.3.64
244
1.3.66–69
248–249
1.3.70–74
250–251
1.3.81
244
1.3.83–94
259
1.5.1
274
1.5.1–2
271
1.5.1–7
268
1.5.7
275
1.5.10–14
271–275
1.5.15–18
269–270
1.5.20–22
276
1.5.31–33
269
1.5.34
168
1.5.34–35
276
1.5.37–39
276
1.5.47–56
277–281
1.5.51
290
1.5.55
280
2.1.88–89
185
2.1.41–54
185–187
2.1.88–89
187
2.2.1–5
256–260
2.2.3
255
2.2.4–5
257
2.2.6–12
261
2.2.13–14
265
2.2.13–19
260–266
2.2.17–19
265
2.2.43
255
2.2.45
255
2.2.45–49
314
2.2.46
255
2.2.54
255
2.2.55
255
2.2.58
255
2.2.73
255
2.2.76
255
2.2.82
255
2.2.85–94
168, 267
2.3.1–5
285–287, 314
2.3.24–25
283
2.3.35–41
288
2.3.47–48
283
2.3.60–61
283
2.6.30–31
187
2.6.30–33
176–178
2.6.38–40
177
4.6.1–16
222–228
4.6.6
237
4.6.22–24
232
4.6.23–24
221, 238
4.6.25–26
230
4.6.30–31
225
4.6.34
221, 225, 238
4.6.36–38
221
4.6.36–39
230
4.6.39–42
231
4.6.43
230
4.6.44–49
228–230
4.6.40
221
4.6.40–43
232–233, 235
4.6.50
232
4.6.51–52
221
4.6.51–54
232
4.6.55
233
4.6.59
233
4.6.59–88
233
4.6.69–70
235
4.6.71–74
235–236
4.6.73–84
239
4.6.99
237
4.6.99–108
234–235
4.6.106–108
239
4.6.106–109
221
4.6.109
239
Thebaid
1.3–17
92–93
1.30–32
155
1.32–49
147–148
1.39–40
153
1.46–52
32
1.56–91
93
1.74–79
32
1.250–282
127
1.482–497
45
2.265–268
91–92
2.267
112
2.269–273
309
2.269–276
87–88
2.276–280
88–89
2.276–285
112
2.278
115
2.280–288
89–91
2.282–283
93
2.287–288
112
2.296
112
3.269–274
93–94
3.274
111
3.275–280
94–95
3.277–280
111
3.602
35
3.606–618
30
4.24–40
49–50
4.28–29
52
4.38–73
60
4.44–47
61
4.48
56
4.49–51
61–62
4.69–73
27, 28–29
4.74–92
40
4.85–85
44–45
4.87
27, 31
4.88–89
31
4.89–92
38, 39
4.91–92
46
4.94
26
4.95–100
26
4.96
30
4.98
30
4.102–106
62
4.104–105
127–128
4.106–110
62–63
4.112–113
31
4.116
76
4.123–124
63
4.128–144
69–70
4.129–130
34
4.131–135
44
4.132
27
4.132–133
34
4.132–135
33
4.136–138
33
4.139–144
33–34, 54
4.145–164
54, 76
4.150–164
56–57
4.165–177
77–79
4.166–172
44
4.168–169
34
4.168–172
33, 37, 54
4.170–181
80
4.171
34–35
4.173
35
4.174–175
81
4.175
81
4.175–176
35
4.176–177
35
4.177–186
48–59
4.187–213
39
4.200–210
40
4.214–219
38
4.216–218
54
4.223–226
63–64
4.228–233
64
4.233
31
4.246–308
54
4.251
54
4.251–253
27
4.251–255
67
4.251–259
65
4.254–259
38
4.255
41
4.256–259
41
4.260–274
57
4.261–262
43
4.261–263
68
4.265
66
4.265–274
38
4.267–268
27, 32, 37
4.268–273
67
4.272
30–31
4.314–316
27, 29–30, 303
4.317–318
42
4.317–340
38
4.322–324
32
4.322–326
42
4.322–330
66–67
4.324
67–68
4.325–326
32
4.335–337
38
4.397–400
136–137
4.410–411
38
4.414–418
150
4.419–424
150–151
4.789–792
129
5.117–118
74
5.259–264
73–74
5.361–365
146
5.664–665
33n38
6.96–106
152
6.268–277
79–80
6.531–539
75
7.40–46
96–103
7.47–54
98–103, 307
7.55–63
99–103
7.61–63
306
7.62–63
111
7.173–174
128
7.243
38
7.797–803
149–150
8.229–230
301–302
9.218–225
72–73
9.225–226
154
9.225–229
145
9.315–318
148–149
9.332–337
301
9.332–338
142–146
9.338
154–155, 304
9.347
155
9.347–348
154
9.358–362
153–154
9.358–373
155
9.691–692
81–82
10.84–85
115
10.84–88
103–109
19.89–94
308
10.89–99
105–109
10.100–104
306
10.100–106
106–109
10.106–117
108–109
10.909
35n48
11.122–133
1–2
11.251–256
137
12.409–410
155
11.527–529
143–136
12.540–586
137–138
12.598–598
138
12.599–506
138
12.665–676
121–123
12.667–668
124–125
12.670
136
12.673–674
138
12.736–751
128
Achilleid
1.71
183
1.156–157
183
1.158
183
1.158–159
159
1.159–162
310
1.178–181
170
1.186–194
170
1.190–191
183
1.297
173
1.301–310
170–174
1.304
181–182
1.305–306
182
1.323–324
181
1.328
181
1.323–334
174–179
1.333
159
1.336–337
159
1.370–378
159
1.855–866
180–182
1.868
183
1.878–885
160
2.9–10
159
2.9–11
184–185
2.75–79
183
2.84–85
182–184
Strabo
8.2.10
55
[Tibullus]
3.4.27–34
168–169
Vergil
Aeneid
1.159–168
261–266
1.279
298n11
1.438–440
198
1.456
76, 116
1.462
116
1.474–478
304
1.476
68
1.483–484
304
1.588–593
175–176
1.637–642
80
2.32
195
2.184–185
195
2.188
195, 197
2.234
195
2.238
195
2.512–514
252–253
3.103–113
124–126
4.365–367
303–304
4.586–590
299–300
6.179–182
152
6.273–281
99, 107
6.668
197
6.724–751
197
6.756–853
197
6.789–790
199
6.828–831
200
6.837–839
200–201
7.170–176
97–98
7.177–182
112
7.183–191
101–102
7.371–372
79
7.601–640
50
7.623–628
50–51
7.632–640
51
7.649
54
7.655–669
54
7.657
79
7.657–658
54
7.670–677
72
7.673
74
7.674–677
54
7.750–751
54
7.783–792
78–79
7.803–817
54
7.813–815
65
7.814–817
65–66, 81
8.360–361
199
8.408–414
204
8.418
191
8.426–428
88–89
8.426–438
192–193
8.445
191
8.681
199
8.726–727
200
10.497–499
70
10.821–824
82
12.64–69
172–173
12.939–946
70–71
Index Rerum
Achilleid
see also Achilles
coming of age in
18–19, 184, 188
epic in
164, 175, 182
erotic poetry in
166–170
gaze in
159n3, 166–168, 170–172, 175, 181
gender in
18–19, 159–160
Achilles
anger
182–184
appearance
165–166
blush
164–188
desire of
170–174
as “girl”
174–179
objectified
170, 181
as youth
184–188
Adrastus
appearance
28–29
bull simile
28–30, 48n9
in Catalogue
22, 27, 32, 37, 53, 55, 60–62, 64, 66, 293
in Homer
61
his horse
211, 217
Aeschylus
his Eteocles
23–27, 29–30, 31, 35, 36–37, 41
Redenpaare
23–26
women
38
Aeneas
appearance
169n40, 175–176, 178, 198
shield of
3n3, 4, 9n35, 18, 86, 88–89, 95, 120 and nn. 2 and 6, 125n24, 157–158, 190–191, 193–194, 199, 201, 237, 269
as viewer
17–18, 64–65, 67, 70–71, 76, 80–82, 85, 99, 115–119, 141, 197, 199, 202, 294, 304
as voyant-visible
15–16, 141, 197
Alexander the Great
and Domitian
212–217
and Hercules statuette
221, 232–236, 239–240
Antigone
36–38, 39, 43, 155, 156
Apollo
and Achilles
165, 168–170
in elegy
168–170
Argia
38–45, 46, 91, 155, 156, 294
Ariadne
123, 133, 142, 304
artist, artistry
Apelles
212–215
in epic
86–93, 178–179
in epigram
206–210
in ekphrasis
9
illusion
19
Lysippus
212–215, 239
Myron
10n40, 211–214, 230
painting
212, 214–215
Phidias
212–215
in Philostratus
10, 206
statues
189–240
Atalanta
appearance
29–30
as part of Catalogue
27, 29–30, 32, 65–67, 81
and Parthenopaeus
32, 38, 41–43, 65–67
reception in Dracontius
303–304
as viewer
17, 38, 42–43, 65–67, 83–84, 293–294
Ausonius
312–315
Benardete, Seth
16, 24–25
blush, blushing
and Achilles/Achilleid
18–19, 159–188
ancient accounts/theories
19, 160–164
anger
161, 180–184
desire
170–174
and elegy
163, 166–170
shame
161, 174–182
and youth
160–161, 165–170
Caesar
civil war
200
and Domitian
195–196, 199, 212–214, 216, 232–235
Callimachus, poetics of
86–87, 91, 96, 119, 126–129, 132–133, 140–141, 192, 249, 295
Capaneus
appearance
35–36, 76–82
in Catalogue
22, 27, 33, 44, 57–61
and giants/gigantomachy
35–36, 77–78, 81
shield of
29, 34–35, 37, 44, 54, 77–79
Catullus
123–124, 133–138, 140, 142, 157, 270–271
Chiron
and masculinity
168 and n. 37
as teacher
172, 185, 187
as viewer
165–167
class
see visuality
Claudian
305–309, 311–312
Crenaeus
and Ismenos
148–154
shield of
18, 141–146, 153
Creon
121, 138–139
Crete
and Aeneid
124–126
Curetes
125–132
Cybele/Great Mother
129–132, 276
Jupiter’s death on
126–133
and Lucretius
130–132
and Theseus’ shield
121–126
Curetes
see Crete
Deidamia
and Achilles
159, 164, 170–174, 180, 182–183
blush
173
desire(s)
180n67
Domitian
appearance
195, 198, 211, 216–219
blush of
161n10, 164n21
gaze of
213–214, 216
statue of
19, 189–220, 228–230, 235–237
as voyant-visible
201
Dracontius
298–305, 309–311
ekphrasis
ancient theory
6–10
and architecture
96–113, 241–281, 305–309
and art
3 and n. 7, 10–11, 189–240
in epic
3–4, 82, 86–93, 116–119
in epigram
202–216, 238
of events
8–9
markers of
4, 11–12, 256–257, 261–263, 265–266
modern theory
11–12
of people
8, 52, 159–188
in Philostratus
3, 9–10
of process(es)
9
in progymnasmata
7–9
set piece(s)
11, 17–18, 140, 261–262, 268–269
Elsner, Jaś
13–14
empire
and history
219–219
“maps” of
18, 90, 117–118, 120n6, 167–168, 227
and narrative
19, 113–119
epic
see also genre
and Callimachus
86–87, 91, 127, 140, 192, 206
catalogues
47–84
closure
121–141
and ekphrasis
3–4, 9, 11, 265
markers of
55, 92, 149–150, 152, 154–157, 238–239, 268, 271
topoi
95, 103, 116, 120–121, 148–149, 175–176, 191–192, 194, 201–202, 203, 205–206, 210, 236–239, 260–263, 265, 268–269, 274
epigram
and ekphrasis
3, 206–212, 231–236
and inscription(s)
203, 210, 231–235, 236, 296
eroticism
41, 67, 89–90, 95–96, 110–111, 165–174, 176–179, 184–188, 267–292, 311–312
Eteocles
in Aeschylus
23–28, 29–36, 41, 43, 45
in Euripides
37–38
fraternal strife
1, 121, 134–135, 140, 141, 293
as viewer
16–17
Euripides
and Aeschylus
37
female gaze in
13–14, 38–45
semiotics of
44–45
and Statius
36–38
vision in
136–137
focalization, deviant
17–18, 54, 64–65, 67, 71, 74, 76, 81–83, 103, 116–118, 260, 293–295, 298–305
Fowler, Don
4
gaze
see also individual works/authors
divine
2, 293
female
17, 38–46, 48n10, 167, 175
male/scopophilic
12, 20, 29, 39, 165–167, 168, 170, 171–172, 173, 213, 236, 267–292, 296–297
reader
50–52, 117, 167, 171–172, 175, 181, 196, 227, 248, 259, 262, 264–265, 294–295
in theory
12–14
gender
see also Achilleid; visuality
effeminacy
168, 170, 176–179
identity
18, 41, 65, 67, 81, 170, 179, 207, 295–296
and rhetoric
19, 26, 30, 176–177
and vision/visuality
5, 12, 14, 17, 168–170, 175, 179, 293–294
genre
see also individual genres and authors
ekphrasis
11, 241
markers of
147–157, 167, 194, 210, 237–238, 249, 268–269, 272, 309
Goff, Barbara
17, 23, 43–44
Hardie, Philip
4, 121, 275, 278–280, 284–287
Hephaestus
see Vulcan
Hercules
in epic
28, 33, 47, 53–54, 57, 62–63, 74–76, 79, 114
statuette of
221–240
Hesiod, shield of
120
Heslin, Peter
176, 183, 295
Hinds, Stephen
14, 255, 278
Hippomedon
appearance
34–35, 69–70
in Catalogue
27, 33, 53, 55–56, 63, 82
and centaurs
33–34, 54, 68, 72–76
and Crenaeus
142, 155
death of
72–73, 141, 148
shield of
24–26, 27, 44, 70–71, 74, 76
Homer
adultery of Ares and Aphrodite
85, 116–117
artist simile
203–205
Catalogue of Ships
17, 54–64, 294
and ekphrasis
8–9, 88
Shield of Achilles/workshop scene
3–4, 10, 86, 120, 140, 206–207, 269
geography
52–55, 55, 294
harbors
262–264
Hera’s seduction of Zeus
90
tree in Odyssey
252
and Vergil
173–174
visual similes
48–50
Zeus
2, 293
Horace
eroticism in
20–21, 272–281, 284–285, 291
and food
223–226
Forum Romanum
223, 227, 237
gaze in
20, 276
locus amoenus
290–291
and luxury
19–20, 226, 238, 241–242, 243–260, 266, 297
metapoetry
194, 286–287
Tarentum
256–260
Tibur
242, 244–255
Hypsipyle
73–76, 129, 146
illusion
see artist, artistry
imagery
artists
159, 178–179, 203
bulls
133–140
water
142–157, 158, 244, 248–250, 254, 267–292
intertext, visual
4, 5, 14, 16, 22, 46, 54, 59, 64, 80, 83, 93, 103, 170, 175, 194, 241, 243, 250, 256, 266, 278, 293, 296, 297, 300, 304
Ismenos
see imagery, water
Juno
50, 67, 103, 113, 127
see also Vergil
Jupiter
1–2, 36, 89, 96, 115, 123–133, 142–143, 193–194, 293, 298, 300, 304
see also Homer
Lovatt, Helen
12–13
Lucan
ekphrasis
3
luxury
237–238, 239
poetics
151–154, 156
luxury
see also Horace
and class
5, 19–20, 258–260
and empire
167–168, 240
and landscape
moralizing on
226–228, 237–239, 241, 243, 245–255, 266, 312–315
in villas
20
lyric
255–260
Mars
and adultery
17–18, 295, 85–119, 139–141, 204–205, 295, 304, 305–309
temple of
96–103, 112, 114–115, 117, 295, 307
and Venus
93–96
and Vulcan
94–95, 100, 102–103, 106–107, 111–112, 117
Martial
214–216, 226, 245
McNelis, Charles
88, 126
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice
15–16
Minerva
192–193, 202–204, 208
Mulvey, Laura
12–13
narrative
and ekphrasis
4, 11, 82, 85, 97
and image
13, 16, 18, 25–26, 28, 36, 52, 65, 91, 93, 100, 102–103, 109, 113–119, 121–123, 126–127, 138–141, 145–146, 148, 156–158, 159–160, 181, 199, 293
Newlands, Carole
215, 232, 242–243, 244–245, 247, 251, 264, 320–321
Oedipus
1, 31–32, 93, 121
optics
ancient theories of
12, 143–145, 156–157
in Lucretius
275, 280–281
in Pliny
144
Ovid
and blush
163
ekphrasis
in 3 and n. 9, 4, 103–109
eroticisim in
20–21, 282–285
gaze in
267, 272, 275, 279–281, 297
and genre
274–275
and Horace
285–288
locus amoenus
278–279
Parthenopaeus
appearance
27, 32, 38, 41–43, 65–67, 68, 304
in Catalogue
26–27, 32, 56, 65
equipment of
27, 32, 37, 44–45, 81
and eroticism
41, 65, 67
poet, poetry
see individual authors
Polynices
appearance
31, 40–41, 43–44, 45–46
fraternal strife
1, 121, 134–135, 140, 141, 293
in Aeschylus
25–26
in Catalogue
22, 27–28, 32, 42, 55–56, 66
in Euripides
44
as viewer
31, 38–39
Pompey
blush of
161, 178
civil war
200
progymnasmata
6–11, 88
Propertius
166–168, 170, 172, 270–271
reception, of Statius
in Ausonius
312–315
in Claudian
305–309, 311–312
in Dracontius
298–305, 309–311
“narrative anxiety”
83, 111
rhetoric
and blush
162–163
of Eteocles
24–25, 29, 32, 35–36, 43
and ekphrasis
6–12, 202, 265
Menander Rhetor
257
and mollitia
176–178
panegyrical
194
of Ulysses
182–183
satire
221–240
Silvae
ekphrastic
3 and n. 6, 189–292
epic in
190–202, 236–239
epigram in
202–212, 231–239
eroticism in
267–292
gaze in
196, 213, 221, 236, 248, 259, 262, 264, 265, 267, 271–272, 274, 278–279, 281, 291–292, 296–297
youths in
176–178, 185–188
Sleep
in Homer
90
house of
18, 103–119, 139, 295, 304–308, 309
Statius
see also individual works
and Aeschylus
26–36, 45–46, 293–294
and Catullus
123–124, 133–137, 140, 142, 157, 270–271, 304
and Euripides
36–46, 294
and Homer
48–50, 53, 54–64, 83, 87–88, 90, 116–117, 173–174, 203, 252–253, 262–264, 269, 294
and Horace
222–228, 242–260, 272–274, 281, 284–285, 286–288, 290–291
and Lucan
150–154, 156, 237–239
and Lucretius
129–132, 275, 280–281
and Ovid
103–119, 163, 282–291
and Vergil
50–51, 54, 64–94, 88–89, 95, 96–103, 106–107, 113–119, 124–133, 157–158, 172–174, 175–176, 190–202, 260–266, 294–295, 298–305
Sulla
blush of
161, 164
and Hercules
233–234, 236, 240
Thebaid
see also characters in poem
Catalogue
22–84
ekphrasis in
3 and n. 7, 36, 52, 70, 75, 82, 88–90, 96–109, 121–126, 141–147
gaze in
29, 38–46, 50–52, 117
vision in
1–2, 30, 36, 41, 49, 52, 65, 100, 121, 136–137, 143–145
Theseus
and bull(s)
133–141
in Catullus
133–137, 142, 304
as closural figure
18, 132–133, 138–140, 141, 158, 295
and Crete
124–133
shield
18, 121–141
as voyant-visible
122–123
Tisiphone
89, 93–94
tragedy
22–46
travel writing
54–64
Tydeus
22, 24, 26–28, 29, 30–31, 34, 38, 45, 56, 62, 72, 127, 141
Ulysses
159, 164, 179–180, 182–183, 188
Venus
adultery of
17–18, 85–119
cestos
89–91, 110–111, 113
and Vulcan
89, 90, 94–95, 204
Vergil
see also Aeneas
Anchises
123–126, 194, 197, 199–202
Catalogue
50–51, 53–54, 64–84
ekphrasis in
3 and n. 8, 52, 80, 85–86, 113n59, 117, 124, 140, 201, 261–266
Lavinia
172–173
Temple of Apollo
123–124, 140–141
Temple of Juno
15, 17–18, 64–65, 67, 82, 85, 113, 116–117, 198, 202, 294, 304
Turnus
70–71, 77–80, 173
Vessey, David
17
Vidal-Naquet, Pierre
16, 25–26
villa, villas (see also luxury)
20, 241–266, 267–268, 296–297, 305, 312–315
visuality
art
139–140, 190, 195, 202, 210, 212, 215, 229, 231–232, 236
class
226–227, 233, 237, 240, 241–266
gender
66, 68, 160–164, 171, 176, 184, 186–187, 269, 271, 273, 275, 278, 283–284, 288, 292, 312
geography
52, 83
optics
143, 148
politics
113, 115–118, 190, 197–198, 213, 216–219, 238–240
race/culture
101–102, 104, 128–132
and rhetoric
23n7, 82
theory of
13–14
Vulcan
as artist/craftsman
100, 102, 106, 113–114, 305–306, 308
as viewer
110–119
and Mars
18, 96–103, 107, 110–112, 117
in Homer
9, 85, 87, 89, 110–111, 203, 205–208, 210, 269
and Venus
18, 88, 90, 94–95, 110–112, 269, 306
in Vergil
88–89, 95, 111, 192–193, 203–204, 269
workshop
20, 86, 87, 95–96, 115, 120, 191–192, 194, 201, 202, 229, 268–269
Zeus
see Homer