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SUBJECT INDEX agriculture 38, 44, 91, 94 Hesiod aletheia 60, 69, 78; see also pseudos, father of 181 etetuma individualism 3 Aphrodite 18–19, 55, 98 name 3 Aristotle 50, 56 prejudices concerning 2, 9, 31 Aulis 172, 173, 177 relation to epos 1, 28–29, 70;toHomer 176–81; to tradition 3–5; to Near East 4, 5, Calchas 172, 174, 176–78, 179–80 81, 85 “Calendar” 44–45, 145 Theogony : end of 30, 162–64; organization of Catalogue of Women 162–64 13–30, disruptions in 13, 22–23, 24, 105–6; Chaos 15, 16, 19, 25, 72 Panhellenic 56, 57, 58; proem 49–72, and Cronus 16, 17, 20, 24, 98, 105–6 Homeric Hymns 50, plan of 53–54; Cypria 169, 170 relation to Homer 2, 5, 51, 58, 63,to Homeric Hymns 27–28,toWorks and “Days” 48, 148–49, 176 Days 5–8, 77–80, 149; reproduction in 14, authenticity of 48 20, 21 Dike, dike 37, 40, 42, 48, 82–83, 92, Works and Days : organization of 10, 31–48; 142–44 proem 72–78; relation to Theogony 5–8, “dog days” 45 48, 75–76, 77–80, 149; rhetoric 32, 73–75 Empedocles 49, 150, 161, 174; see also Homer 2, 5, 51, 91 Pre-Socratics gods in 12 Eris and erides 6–8, 19–20, 33, 78, 141, 148 hope 102–4, 124 Eros 16, 18, 19–20 Horai 145 etetuma 32, 38, 46, 60–61, 78, 141, 145–48 human beings, in Theogony 129 Eustathius 111 hybris 82, 84 origin of 95–99, 167–68; see also races, Gaia 15, 16, 17, 26–28 myth of giants 18, 97, 107, 154 Hundred-Handers 18, 25, 91 Gigantomachy 113–15 golden race, see races, myth of intention, authorial 9

Hecate 22–24, 130–38 kings 5, 33, 38, 39–40, 69, 73–75, 144 “Hymn to” 129–40 Heracles 158, 162 Lethe, lethe 68, 69–70 Herodotus 12 heroes 30, 81, 158–59, 161, 174; see also races, Medusa 153–54 myth of Meliai 18, 97, 108–9 in Catalogue 166–67, 168–74 Metis, metis 18, 26, 27, 28, 162–64

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Moirai 29 in Works and Days 37, 104–5, monsters 20–21, 121, 151–61 117–25 Muses 8, 30, 45, 51, 175 punishment of 115–16 Heliconian 54–57 pseudos 61–62 in Theogony 50–72 in Works and Days 72–77, 140 races, myth of 37–38, 81–95, 98–99 Olympian 57 bronze 90–91 names of 69 golden 86–87; post-mortem 88–89 heroes 92–93; post-mortem 93 nepioi 33, 36, 88 iron 37, 83, 93–94, 143 Nietzsche 91, 157 silver 87–88; post-mortem 89–90 Night 55, 71–72 and children of 19, 24, 96, 143–44 sacriﬁce trick 107–13 sailing 45–46, 72, 146, 176, 178 oikos 44, 45 skeptron 65, 70, 73–75 over-population 170–72 Spartoi 91 structuralism 9, 82 panaristos 43, 47, 48 Styx 7, 22, 132 Pandora 45, 102–3, 119, 122–25 succession myth 17–18, 24 Parmenides 49; see also Pre-Socratics Pausanias 73 Tartarus, Tartara 15–16, 24 Perses 33–36, 40–41, 46–47 Theognidea 5 education of 34 Titans 16, 17, 23, 92 name of 38 Trojan War 94, 168–74 silence of 33–34 Typhoeus 16, 25, 26, 125–26, 127–28 situation of 34–36 Typhonomachy 25–26 Pheme 143, 148 Phemius 175 Uranus 15, 16, 17, 18 Plato 83, 124 polis 41, 42, 44, 94 woman, 88, 102, 119–22; see also Pandora Pre-Socratics 3, 50, 182 work 37, 145–48 Prisoner’s Dilemma 39 prohibitions 47, 147 Zeus 7, 16, 22, 27, 28, 37, 72, 76–77, 84, 88, Prometheus, myth of 100–28 96–98, 140–43 in Catalogue 167 marriages of 23, 29–30 in Theogony 105–17 undeceived 109–13

INDEX LOCORUM aeschylus callimachus Agamemnon (192–204) 173;(232) 157 (Fr. 119) 114 apollodorus Catalogue (2.1.1) 97;(2.1.2) 155;(2.3.1) 159; (Fr. 1) 166–67;(Fr.23.17–24) 172; (2.5.10) 156;(3.5.8) 159; (Fr. 43.65) 113;(Fr.30.1–23) 170; (3.13.8) 172 (Fr. 165) 177;(Fr.204) 169–73; apollonius rhodius (105ff.) 172–73;(129ff.) 173;(Fr.205) 173 Argonautica (1.1) 53 Certamen 178–79 aratus (95–101) 66 Phaenomena (1) 51;(96–136) 82 Cypria aristophanes (Fr. i.5) 169 Birds 94 Frogs 179;(1033–36) 180 dio Lysistrata (602–4) 120 (2.14) 167

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empedocles 78;(10) 32;(11–12) 7;(27–41) 34–35;(35–36) (Fr. 61) 150 75;(40–41) 36;(42) 37, 101, 117;(43–46) epicharmus 117;(47–53) 118;(47–105) 100–28;(47–201) (Fr. 1.3–6) 67 37–38;(53–59) 119;(60–82) 122–23;(69–82) Epigoni 86;(81–82) 120;(90–104) 124–25;(105) 37, (Fr. 1) 51 105;(108) 86, 99;(109–19) 104;(112–19) euripides 86–87;(121–26) 88;(127–37) 87–88;(129) Electra (1282–83) 169 88;(143–55) 90–91;(145) 97–98, 108; Helen (36–41) 169 (156–65) 92–93;(159–60) 169;(173d–e) 93; Orestes (1639–42) 169 (174–75) 83;(179) 83;(184, 190–94) 38; (202–12) 39;(213–47) 40–41;(226–37) 46; HERODOTUS (248–69) 144;(248–73) 41–42;(254–55) 89; (2.53.1–2) 12 (270–72) 84;(273) 124;(274–85) 42–43; [hesiod] (286–99) 43;(299–382) 43–44;(327–80) 47; Scutum (339) 133 (328–32) 147;(333–34) 47;(341) 38;(370–71) hesiod 47;(383–617) 44–45, 145;(394–404) 44; Theogony (1) 50–53;(1–35) 52;(1–115) 49–72; (396) 35;(414–47) 44;(483–84) 146; (5–6) 54;(8) 68;(10) 54;(11–21) 54–56, 67, (618–93) 45–46;(637–38) 146;(637–40) 181; 72;(20) 71;(22) 56;(24) 52;(26–28) 68; (648–53) 178;(656–59) 178;(654–59) 47; (27–28) 57–64;(28) 61–62;(30–32) 73;(32) (665–69) 146;(694–764) 46–47; 65–67;(36–51) 67;(36–103) 53;(38) 66;(45) (658–59) 8;(674) 46;(682–83) 46;(705) 71;(45) 67;(45–46) 21;(46) 71;(46–47) 67; 102;(706–64) 47;(707) 47;(717–18) 147; (50) 97;(53–60) 64;(53–62) 68;(60–61) 70; (724–56) 147–48;(760–64) 148;(730) 89; (66–67) 68;(68–75) 68–69;(71–73) 71; (761–64) 47;(788–89) 112 (73–74) 71;(80–104) 69–70;(84–87) 74; hippias (90) 69;(94–103) 59;(95) 73;(100–101) 67, FGrH (6.13) 181 70;(102, 103) 69;(104–15) 53, 71–72; homer (105–15) 67;(107) 21;(116) 52;(116–25) 15; Iliad (1.68–70) 176;(1.71–72) 177;(1.234–37) (124–25) 127;(126–53) 16–17;(134–38) 105; 73;(1.237–39) 73;(1.396–406) 12;(2.101–8) (142–43) 151–52;(154–82) 17;(161–62) 86; 75;(2.183–332) 75;(2.299–330) 177; (183–210) 18–19;(185–87) 96;(186) 114; (2.484–86) 63;(2.485–86) 51;(3.408) 53; (187) 90, 108;(188–206) 97–98;(211–336) (4.6) 112;(4.8) 55;(4.440) 19;(5.438–44) 20–21;(211–32) 96;(220–23) 29;(243–63) 170;(5.898) 12;(5.908) 55;(8.479–81) 12; 160;(270–336) 151–61;(295–96) 152; (9.443) 133;(11.55) 172;(12.23) 169;(12.3–35) (330–31) 157–58;(334) 124;(337–82) 21–22; 168;(14.201) 12, 22;(14.246) 22;(14.274) 12; (349–61) 160;(353) 55;(383–403) 22, 106, (14.279) 12;(15.18–24) 12;(15.113–41) 170; 132;(411–52) 22, 130–40;(416–19) 136; (15.225) 12;(16.387–88) 133;(16.433–61) 170; (430–34) 133;(440–43) 134;(453–500) 24; (18.107) 20;(18.418) 123;(18.497–506) 133; (461–64) 27, 28;(501–6) 106;(501–663) 24; (19.130) 169;(19.131) 125;(19.126–31) 141; (514–25) 115;(521–616) 100–28;(526–32) (21.463–66) 170;(22.392–93) 51; 162;(528) 115;(535–36) 101;(538–40) (22.468–72) 120;(23.388) 158;(24.444) 53; 109–10;(542–61) 119;(543–44) 108;(545) (24.525–33) 122 111–13;(550–51) 109;(562–64) 108;(563) Odyssey (1.10) 51;(2.91–92) 124;(3.241) 60; 109;(571–77) 120;(576–84) 120;(578–84) (4.561–69) 93;(4.624) 53;(5.118–29) 164; 120;(603–12) 121;(613) 105;(616) 115; (7.71–74) 74;(8.73–82) 172;(8.166–77) 74; (617–63) 106;(624–28) 26, 28;(658–59) 8; (8.552–54) 123;(11.235–329) 167; (722–819) 24–25;(775–806) 22;(782–84) 7; (12.189–91) 60;(13.437) 73;(14.31) 73; (820–80) 25–26;(883–85) 107–8;(872–80) (15.319–20) 137;(17.199) 73;(17.339) 109; 129;(888–94) 27–28;(900–29) 29–30; (19.203) 62;(19.535–69) 61–62; (901–2) 145;(930–1022) 162–64;(933–37) (19.556) 69;(19.565) 158;(22.347–48) 176; 29;(943–44) 162;(950–55) 162;(954) 113; (24.412) 53 (972–74) 145;(979) 154 H. Ap. Works and Days (1–6) 137;(1–10) 72–78;(3–4) (119) 154;(132) 177;(141–45) 54;(190–93) 94; 76;(5–6) 77;(6) 43;(7–8) 77;(9) 41;(9–10) (351–52) 152

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H. Dem. Timaeus (37e) 66 (44) 32;(229–30) 60; 94;(256–57) 57; PLUTARCH (316, 448) 123;(490–91) 54 Lyc. (22.2.7) 157 H. Hermes 101 Prometheus Bound (20) 154;(55–56) 112;(426–33) 4 (199ff.) 113;(248–50) 103 H. Hom. (25.1) 53 SOPHOCLES Ajax (34–35) 66 LUCIAN STESICHORUS Hesiodus 65 Geryoneis (Fr. S10 and 11) 155 Melampodia (Fr. 278 M–W) 179–80 THEOCRITUS (17.1) 51;(22.25–26) 53 parmenides THEOGNIS (Fr. 8.5–6) 67 (713) 62;(1135–36) 124 pausanias (2.15.5, 2.19.5) 97;(10.12.10) 66 VIRGIL pindar Georgics (1.6) 37;(1.158–59) 37 (Fr. 31) 49, 64–65 Olympians (12.3–12) 135 XENOPHANES Pythians (10.43–44) 82 (Fr. 14.1) 67;(Fr.35) 62 PLATO XENOPHON Laws (644c) 124 An. (3.2.12) 157 Republic (588c) 151 Hell. (4.2.20) 157