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Index Locorum Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-11068-7 — Choral Constructions in Greek Culture Deborah Tarn Steiner Index More Information Index Locorum Names in [ ] are Pseudo names. Aelius Aristides fr. 1.68–69: 187 Or. fr. 1.87: 168 43.13: 392 fr. 1.92–95: 189 46.158: 578 fr. 1.96–101: 168 Aeschylus fr.3 (third Partheneion) Ag. fr. 3.1–3: 28 50–51: 19 fr. 3.8–9: 98 1146–48: 121 fr. 3.64–72: 191 1186–92: 172 fr. 3.66–67: 386 Choeph. fr. 3.67: 639 232: 452 fr. 3.68: 41, 384 794–95: 193 fr. 4.4–7: 613–14 796–99: 193–94 fr. 14.3: 614 1021–25: 195 fr. 26: 39–40, 119–20 1025: 196 fr. 59(b): 613 Pers. 1046: 329 fr. 140: 452 Sept. 854–57: 329 Scholia Supp. fr. 33 = Σ ad Arat. 2 (p. 91, 11 Maas): 11: 227 578 223: 164 Anacreon (PMG) 463–65: 164 fr. 346: 191 Fragments fr. 408: 240 78 R.: 354 fr. 417.4–6: 191, 240 312 R.: 170 Anon. Alcman (PMGF) fr. 871 PMG: 347–48 fr.1 (first Partheneion) Anthologia Graeca (AG) fr. 1.39–59: 646–47 6.174: 430 fr. 1.40–41: 186 6.211: 451 fr. 1.46: 281, 602–03 Anthologia Palatina (AP) fr. 1.46–47: 29 1.144: 561 fr. 1.47: 186 6.83.5–6: 453 fr. 1.52: 590 9.186: 692 fr. 1.53–54: 41, 186, 639 Antigonus Carystus fr. 1.55: 350 Mirabilia 23 = De animalibus fr. 54b fr. 1.58–59: 98, 186 Dorandi: 119–20 fr. 1.60–63: 167 Antipater of Sidon fr. 1.64–76: 356 AP fr. 1.64–77: 589 6.160: 128–29 fr. 1.66: 639 6.287: 407 fr. 1.66–67: 41 7.745: 157 – 728 fr. 1.67: 84 9.151.7 8: 129 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-11068-7 — Choral Constructions in Greek Culture Deborah Tarn Steiner Index More Information Index Locorum 729 Antoninus Liberalis 445: 315 Met. 1.1: 169 450–52: 314 Apollodorus 1309–12: 123 Bibl. Thesm. 2.1.5: 298 947–1000: 52–53 2.1.14: 287 953–56: 638 2.27.3: 229 968: 373 2.29.1: 229 985: 316, 353 Apollonius Rhodius 986: 13 Argon. Vesp. 1.28–30: 55 1509: 70 1.28–31: 394 1523: 70 1.1123–31: 70 1529: 70 4.1765–72: 275 1531: 70 Apuleius Fragments De deo Socr. pr. 3: 356 fr. 36 K.-A.: 466 Archilochus fr. 71 K.-A.: 490–91 fr. 185 W.: 510 Aristotle [Arion] De an. fr. 939.5–7 PMG: 303 427b18–20: 659 Aristonous (ed. Powell) 429a1–4: 635 Hymn to Hestia:91 Gen. corr., 315b6–15: 576–77 Aristophanes Hist. an. 488a3–4: 142n.8, 542b21: 137 Av. Metaph. 985a13–19: 576 203: 153 Ph. 243b6–11: 486 209–22: 127 Poet. 250–51: 128 1448b10–17: 15, 1448b36–37: 618 924–25: 203 1459a7–8: 15, 641 925: 35 Pol. 1394: 152 1331a: 514 Eq. 243–44: 338 Rh. Lys. 1410b33–36: 635 566: 482 1411b: 641 567: 482 1411b24–25: 634 567–70: 484 1412a3–5: 634 574–86: 482 [Aristotle] 585: 483 Ath. Pol. 68: 570 642–45: 435 Asios 1296–315: 204 fr. 1 Davies: 609 1304: 316 Athenaeus 1307–10: 316 Deipn. 1309–15: 153 1.15d: 66, 241 1316–21: 252 1.21f: 329 Nub. 10.453c–454b: 271: 389 490 333: 193 13.573e–f: 237 333–38: 153 13.600d–601a: 613 Ran. 14.617e–f: 246 241–49: 547–48 14.628e: 194 334: 112 14.631b: 308 371: 314 14.631c: 182, 237 407: 315 14.632f: 154 411: 315 15e1: 241 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-11068-7 — Choral Constructions in Greek Culture Deborah Tarn Steiner Index More Information 730 Index Locorum Athenaeus (cont.) Callimachus 631c: 308 Aet. 632f: 154 fr. 7.13–14 Pf.: 691 15.678b: 290 fr. 66 Pf.: 412, 439 Athenaios 2–6: 289 Paean 14–16: 453 9: 289 Hymn 2, Bacchylides 6–7: 680 3.17–21: 35 55: 488 5.3–10: 465–66 55–57: 487 5.13–14: 465–66 61: 487 9.23: 283 63–64: 487 9.27–36: 281 67: 488 9.35: 284, 640 80: 488 9.39–65: 279–81 85–87: 296, 488 9.47–65: 606–07 Hymn 4, 11.9–14: 222–23 11–14: 390 11.30: 223 17–18: 390 11.32: 223 19: 390, 393 11.46: 224 19–20: 389 11.54: 226 23–27: 391 11.56: 224 24: 391 11.64–67: 226–27 27: 391 11.82–84: 228 32: 391 11.83–84: 226 33: 391 11.92–94: 228 35: 393 11.93: 230 53–54: 394 11.93–94: 226 79: 394 11.95–98: 230 82–83: 394 11.102–03: 230 300–03: 392 11.104–05: 232 306: 390 11.107: 233 310–13: 488 11.110–12: 232 321: 390 11.112: 233 Hymn 6, 11.113–14: 234 15–16: 314 11.118–19: 234 CEG 13.69–70: 277 14: 518 13.77–95: 276–77 18: 516 13.84–90: 239–40 19: 516, 569 13.86: 114 27: 516 13.89: 431, 592 43: 518 13.91–92: 240 138: 565 13.92: 591 159: 513 17: 3 161: 516 17.90: 306 198: 351 17.101–08: 466 202: 536 17.106–07: 428 205: 537, 539, 560 17.122–24: 304 268: 345 17.124–28: 305 286: 570 17.128–29: 305–06 291: 523, 567 316: 343, 567 CA 317: 346, 365 133–36: 571 321: 348 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-11068-7 — Choral Constructions in Greek Culture Deborah Tarn Steiner Index More Information Index Locorum 731 369: 528 Euripides 387: 567 Alc. 391: 568 447–52: 157 429: 344 576–77: 238 597: 569 579–87: 238 Choerilus Andr. 1088–89: 227–28 SH 317: 243 Bacch. Cicero 114–19: 437 Brut. 261: 636 164–66: 202 De or. 693: 229 2.8.34: 636 862–74: 250 3.40.160–161: 642 1053–55: 438 De invent. 1057: 438 1.54.105: 643 El. 1.55.106: 643 14: 291 QFr. 3.1.5: 357 174–80: 249 Cleomenes of Rhegium 178–80: 291 (PMG) 432–41: 330 fr. 838: 158 433–39: 302 Corinna (PMG) 452–53: 620 fr. 654: 284–85, 608 468–69: 48 12–17: 608 532: 373 18–21: 609 859–65: 248 Critias 866–72: 249 fr. 4 TrGF: 156 874–75: 249 Cypria fr. 6 M.-W.:, 262 879: 249 Hcld. 777–83: 172–73, 366 DAA Hec. no. 56: 537 463–64: 436 Demetrios 466–72: 436 Eloc. 485: 436 17: 636 Hel. 209–10: 631 164–66: 124 Demosthenes 167–78: 125 21.17.5: 57 179–90: 126 Diodorus Siculus 1451–64: 331 5.58.3: 570 1451–511: 3 Diogenes Laertius 1452: 302 1.4: 54 1453: 314 Dionysius Chalcus 1455–57: 131 fr. 1 W.: 564 1457–58: 302 Dionysius of Halicarnassus 1465–68: 252 Ant. Rom. 1.21.2: 226 1465–70: 154 Comp. 1468–70: 173 12.10: 579 1469–70: 140 13: 529 1469–73: 140 16: 529 1478–87: 142 22: 355 1487: 152 22.92–93: 683 1487–94: 152–53 25: 451 1495–1500: 200 Dionysius Thrax HF Scholia 690: 543 1.197.17–23: 577 781–89: 286 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-11068-7 — Choral Constructions in Greek Culture Deborah Tarn Steiner Index More Information 732 Index Locorum Euripides (cont.) 788: 112 867–70: 196 1506–07: 118 871: 104, 196 Supp. 773: 448 879: 104 Tro. 1236: 330 Hipp. 1148: 191 Fragments IA fr. 369 K.: 467 164–73: 332, 604 fr. 370.77–80 K.: 9, 364–65 171: 197, 620 fr. 382 K.: 491–92 189–91: 604 fr. 779 K.: 155 189–92: 197 192: 604 Heliodorus 206–30: 197–98 Aeth. 231: 604 3.1.1: 629 231–32: 333 3.1.2: 629 231–34: 620 3.2.1: 629–30 239–41: 333 3.2.3: 630 243: 333 3.3.1–3: 630–31 247–79: 333 3.4.7: 645 255: 334 Hephaestion 274–75: 620 Ench. 16 288–93: 334 Herodotus 294: 604 1.51–52: 622 299–300: 620 1.66.13: 166 302: 605 1.114: 101 492: 605 2.142: 620–21 1042–43: 34 2.143: 621 Ion 2.79: 123 184–87: 349 3.37: 69 187: 368 3.47: 454 197: 438 3.48: 19 461–64: 91 4.152: 100 1074–88: 397–98 5.58.5–10: 574 1075–86: 314, 321 5.77.16: 665 1078–80: 155 5.83.3: 484 1128: 401 5.88: 363 1133–65: 173 5.95.4: 665 1136: 400 6.53: 620 1137: 396, 401 6.129.13: 579 1147–58: 396–97 6.130: 562 1197–208: 170–71 8.35: 622 IT Heron of Alexandria 221–28: 436–37 Def. 135.13: 352–53 1089–95: 123 Hesiod 1099–1102: 385 Erg.
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