Index of Names
Achilles
34–35, 164, 178, 220
shield
59, 60, 70–75
Adorno, T.
465
Aegisthus
363–364, 369–370, 372–373, 378–379
Aelian
304, 307–309, 312–313, 317
Aeschylus
163, 314, 348, 361, 364, 366, 369, 373–374, 379
Aesop
173–174, 176, 220
Agamemnon
215, 361–379
Agesilaus
327–332
Agrippa
261, 263, 267
Alaksandu
26, 28–29, 33
Alcaeus
9, 10, 212–227, 281–285, 288–292, 294–300, 309, 346
Alcman
9, 191–208, 309
Alfieri, V.
366–374, 376
Althusser, L. P.
139, 143
Anacreon
10, 20, 281–300
Anacreontic vases
126
Annas, J.
180–181
Antigone
9, 232–251
Antipater of Sidon
346
Antoninus Liberalis
317
Antoniou, T.
5
Apollinaire, G.
471
Aragon, L.
13–14, 460–469, 474–475
Araspas
334–345
Aristarchus
10, 281–284, 288–292, 295, 298–300
Aristippus
110, 119
Aristobulus
108
Aristophanes, playwright
124, 163, 174–175
Birds
124
Aristophanes of Byzantium
281–285, 287–288, 290–292, 295–296, 298–300
Aristotle
11, 13, 105, 109, 118, 161, 329, 342–343, 433–439, 442–444, 450, 452
Eudemian Ethics
118
Nicomachean Ethics
109, 436–437
Arrian
108
Artemis
289, 345–355, 387–388, 390–396, 402–406
Ashurbanipal
82–127
Astydamea
385
Atalanta
349–355
in vase-painting
350–351
Athena
46, 61, 183–184, 186, 257–258, 260–261, 264, 274
Parthenos
270
Athenaeus
106–109
Atreus
22, 33, 220
Attarissiya
22, 24–25, 32–33
Bacchylides
116–117, 284, 292, 318, 353
Bach, J. S.
5
Bakhtin, M.
400, 407
Ball, H.
463
Barthes, R.
115, 142
Bataille, G.
462–463, 465, 474–475
Baudelaire, C.
461–462, 468
Bellerophon
34, 385
Benjamin, W.
461–462, 464, 474, 476
Bentham, J.
148, 153, 435
Bergk, T.
282–283, 286
Berossos
104
Blegen, C.
32
Boccaccio, G.
119
Bosch, H.
471
Bourdieu, P.
8, 153–155, 158
Bowra, C. M.
310
Breton, A.
13–14, 460–462, 464, 468–476
Prolégomena à un Troisième Manifeste du Surréalisme ou non
471
Brown, F. M.
121–122
Brueghel, P.
472
Brutus
255
Caillois, R.
461–462, 470, 476
Callimachus
10, 284–285, 287–288, 298, 300
Aetia
287
Pinakes
284–285, 288, 298–299
Campbell, D. A.
215, 322
Carrington, L.
472
Cassius Dio
124, 255–257, 260–263, 272
Catullus
200, 204
Cavaceppi, B.
84, 91, 94, 99–101
Cephalas of Constantinople
345, 347
Chagall, M.
472
Chariton
334
Cicero
102, 109, 161
Ciriaco d’Ancona
262
Claudius
273
Cleopatra
255, 260–261, 267–268, 274
Clytemnestra
12, 348, 361–366, 369–375, 378–379
Cooper, L.
170–171
Corinna
10–11, 302–323
competition with Pindar
303–304, 308, 310, 312–314, 321–322
Corinth, L.
12, 361–364, 372, 377–378
Cratinus, playwright
125
Dionysalexandros
125
Creon
237, 239, 241–250
Crispus
385
Croesus
7, 116–118
Ctesias
103–106
Cyrus
116–117, 334, 337–340
Daedalus
166, 169, 171
de Chirico, G.
468, 472
Delacroix, E.
120, 127
de La Perrière, G.
119
Derrida, J.
3, 151, 461
Desnos, R.
475
Diodorus
105, 108, 113, 120–121
Diogenes Laertius
119, 161, 164, 183, 216, 342, 438–439
Dionysus
in vase-painting
88–89
in sculpture
7, 82, 85–96, 124
Diotimus
345
Dodds, E. R.
314–315
Duchamp, M.
471–472
Durkheim, E.
144
Elyot, T.
Of the Knowledge which Maketh a Wise Man
119
Epicurus
109–110, 342, 453
Eribon, D.
143
Erinna
302
Erinyes
222
Ernst, M.
470, 472
Euphorion
317
Euripides
11–12, 163, 310, 350–351, 379, 382, 384, 386–402, 405–406
Hippolytos
384, 386–387, 390–396, 399, 405
Meleagros
349–351
similarities with Corinna
314–315, 317
Fagles, R.
163–164
Fausta
385
Finglass, P.
3
Foucault, M.
7–8, 137–158, 441, 446, 450–451
and anthropology
142–146, 152
and askēsis
438
and concept of archaeology
145–153
and concept of genealogy
137, 147–153
and reception studies
137–158
Fourier, C.
14, 473–474, 476
Fränkel, H.
417
Freud, S.
144, 157–158
Gadamer, H.-G.
150, 163
Gaius Caesar
263, 266
Gentili, B.
227
Goethe, W. J., von
120, 390, 413
Gracq, J.
472
Graindor, P.
255
Griaule, M.
475
Grimm, J.
416–417
Guérin, P.-N.
362–366, 368–369, 371–374
Phédre et Hippolyte
365
Hades
234, 236–238, 341
Hadrian
270–272
Hare, D.
472
Hattušili III
29–30
Hector
71, 178
Hegel, G. W. F.
464, 472–473
Hellanicus of Lesbos
102
Henry, M.
142
Hephaestion
281–283, 286, 288–290, 292–297, 299
Hephaistos
60–61, 70–71, 74–75
Heraclitus
463
Hermocrates
183–184
Herodotus
35–36, 107, 116–117
Hesiod
60, 62, 72–74, 118, 167–169, 171, 185, 313
Hieron of Syracuse
117
Hofmannsthal, H. von
12, 361, 369
Horkheimer, M.
465
Huffer, L.
148
Hunt, A. S.
285
Husserl, E.
138–139, 141
Icarus
471–472
Ismene
242–245, 247, 249
Janaway, C.
170, 175
Jauss, H.-R.
137–138, 141, 151, 158
Jowett, B.
171, 176
Julius Caesar
255–275
Justin
106
Kane, S.
384, 402
Kant, I.
138–140
Kripke, S.
102
Kuhn, T.
2
Lacan, J.
142–144
Lamb, W. R. M.
170
Lascaris, J.
347
Lattimore, R.
163
Lautréamont, Comte de
471
Layard, A. H.
103
Leiris, M.
475
Lejeune, M.
44
Lemercier, L. N.
12, 366, 369, 371
Leonidas of Tarentum
191
Lévi-Strauss, C.
3, 142–146, 151–152
Lobel, E.
285, 296, 302–307, 315, 321–322
Loftus, W.
112–113
Lord Byron
110, 120–123
Lysimachus of Cyrene
317
Maas, P.
310, 314, 318–319
Malraux, A.
469
Marinetti, F. T.
463
Mark Antony
10, 259–261
as Dionysus
259–260, 274
Masson, A.
472, 475
Meleager (poet)
345–355
Meleager (mythical hero)
346–355
in vase-painting
351
sculpture of
351
Meletus
166
Menippus
349–350, 354
Merenptah
31
Merkelbach, R.
226
Midas
39–47, 116
monument
41–44
Mill, J. S.
97
Minos
384, 405
Minotaur
403, 466–467
Monti, N.
378–379
Musaeus
167–169, 171
Muwatalli
II
Myson
117
Nicander
317
Nietzsche, F.
145, 147–149, 417, 432, 473
Ninos
106
Novalis
475
Nussbaum, M.
176
Octavia
260–261, 268, 274
Octavian
and relations with Athens
255–259, 260–261
cult of
261, 264–275
Oedipus
241, 243–244, 247
Oldham, J.
119–120
Opsopoeus
347
Orpheus
167–169, 171, 471, 474
Page, D. L.
296–297, 302–310, 312–322, 348
Pandora
60–62
Paracelsus
472
Paris
26, 33–34
Parsons. P. J.
3
Pasiphae
384, 388–389, 403, 405
Patroclus
71, 178
Paulus Orosius
Seven Books of History against the Pagans
118
Pausanias
11, 116, 270–275, 303–309, 312, 317–318, 322
Peleus
385
Pelops
28, 34
Pfeiffer, R.
282–285
Phaedra, reception of her myth
382–407
Philaenis
302
Philetaerus
350
Photios, Patriarch of Constantinople
102
Pindar
11, 201–202, 284, 287–288, 292, 298–299
Pittacus
212–227
Piyama-Kurunta
34
Piyamaradu
34
Planudes, M.
347
Plato
8, 11, 13, 101, 113, 157, 327, 333–335, 341–343, 433–434, 438, 444
on poets and poetry
161–187
Apology
164, 166–169, 171–173, 175, 177, 186
Critias
182–187
Crito
164–165, 171–175, 177–178, 186
Euthyphro
164–166, 169, 173, 175, 177, 186
Greater Hippias
170–171, 174
Ion
163, 166, 168–172, 175
Laws
176, 333–334
Phaedo
164–166, 171, 173, 175–178, 186
Phaedrus
163, 166, 170, 174–176, 186
Republic
162–164, 175–187
Symposium
163, 170, 174–175, 183
Timaeus
182–187
Plutarch
109, 116, 193, 207–208, 256–260, 303, 312–313
Life of Lycurgus
193, 207–208
Life of Solon
116
On the Eating of Flesh
313
On the Fortune or the Virtue of Alexander
109
Polybius
109
Polyneices
232, 235–237, 241–242, 244–240
Pompeius Trogus
106
Pompey
255
Praxiteles
84–85, 88
Proclus
180
Propertius
312, 350, 354–355
Ps.-Plutarch
291
Puduhepa
30
Purcell, H.
5
Racine, J.
366, 382–384, 389–392
Phédre
366, 382–384, 389–390, 397–398
Ramesses III
31
Rassam, H.
102–103
Rawlinson, G.
103, 121
Rawls, J.
164, 175
Reade, J.
113–115
Rohde, E.
417
Ruffa, A.
4
Rutherford, I. C.
4
Sappho
3–4, 9–10, 20, 156–157, 162, 192–197, 199–200, 202–204, 208, 281–300, 308–309, 320
Sardanapalus
82–127
and satire
120, 124–125
reception in modern times
118–124
Sargon II
42, 44, 94–95
Schleiermacher, F.
413
Schrott, R.
411–427
Scopas
351
Semiramis
96, 106, 113
Seneca
121, 361, 364, 369, 374, 392, 389
Seneca the Elder
260
Shakespeare, W.
369–371, 394
Shelley, P. B.
162
Shirley-Quirk, J.
4
Sidney, P.
168
Silanion
306, 310–311, 315–317, 319–320
Simonides
284
Smith, P.
103
Socrates
8, 62, 119, 161–169, 171–180, 182–187, 327, 331–332, 335, 339–340, 342–343, 354
Solon
116–118, 185–186
Sophocles
9, 163, 232–251, 361, 379, 386
Antigone
232–251
Soupault, P.
464
Sourvinou-Inwood, C.
3
Stesichorus
299
Strabo
107–108, 291
Strauss, R.
12, 361–362
Suetonius
256, 262–263, 271–272
Tacitus
263
Tanguy, Y.
471
Tantalus
34
Tarrant, H.
169
Tatian
306, 310, 315–316, 319–320
Tatum, J.
3
Tawagalawa/Eteocles
30, 33
Telephos
34
Thackeray, W. M.
363–365, 372–375
Themistius
313
Theocritus
200
Theognis (Theognidea)
249, 354
Theopompus of Chios
109
Thersites
218–219
Theseus
266
reception of
384–406
Thucydides
94, 214
Tredennick, H.
168–169
Tudhaliyas I/II
22
Tudhaliyas IV
30–31
Turner, V.
234, 236
Tzara, T.
463–464
Tzetzes, I.
321
Uhha-Ziti
34
Urhi-Tesub
29
Valéry, P.
473
van Gennep, A.
233–234, 236, 242
Varro
350
Vendler, H.
3, 4
Vidal-Naquet, P.
240–242
Virgil
267
Visconti, E. Q.
90, 95, 98–99, 101, 124–125
Vitrac, R.
475
Voigt, E.-M.
292
Voss, J. H.
412, 414
Wagner, R.
472
Walmu
30–31
Weber, M.
154–155, 431–434, 449–450, 452–453
West, M. L.
11, 302, 304–305, 310, 314–316, 318–323
Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, U. von
304–306, 310, 314, 318, 413–417
Williams, B.
182
Winckelmann, J. J.
90, 101, 105
Xenophon
327–343
Agesilaus
327–334
Cynegeticus
336, 337–339
Cyropaedia
327–328, 334–339
Hiero
335–338, 340
Memorabilia
328, 331–332, 334–335, 339
Yatromanolakis, D.
1–10, 13, 20, 88, 96, 126, 137–158, 162, 191, 196, 220, 233–235, 283, 302, 323, 327, 374, 383, 436, 450
interdiscursivity
1, 233
mythogenesis
9, 4–5, 13–14, 459–476
ritual poetics
1, 9, 156, 212, 232–235, 245, 248
socioaesthetics
1, 212, 462–463, 475
Zenodotus
262, 290