Index Locorum

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Index Locorum

Archilochos 14–22: 158 fr.114: 17–18 26–28: 162 Apollodorus 26–36: 164 1.3.6: 98 35–36: 167 1.8.2–3: 124 36: 168 2.5: 159 37–41: 172 3.10.7: 99 38: 168 3.13.5–6: 101–102, 138 42–45: 174 46–47: 173 Cypria 48–56: 179 fr.10: 99–100 Catalogue of Women fr. 1.3: 37 Demosthenes fr. 1.1–8: 215 46.14: 112 fr. 1.16: 37 Diodorus Siculus fr. 2: 9 4.69.3–4: 68 fr. 4: 9 fr. 17a.6–12: 75 Herodotus fr. 22.4–7: 74, 185 6.126: 229 fr. 26.22–28: 78–79 6.127: 229 fr. 30.3–35: 45 6.128: 230–231 fr. 31.1–4: 45 6.130: 231–232 fr. 33.12–36: 46 Hesiod fr. 33a: 108 Aspis fr. 35.1–5: 46 1–10: 155 fr. 43a: 89–93 4–5: 230 fr. 43a.19–24: 67–68 11–13: 157 fr 43a.21: 65

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Hesiod (cont.) fr. 204.54–55: 194 fr. 43a.38–43: 73–74 fr. 204.77–85: 80,146 fr. 43a.39–43: 242 fr. 204.78–87: 189 fr. 43a.55–60: 106 fr. 204.85–93: 149–150, 198–199 fr. 43a.68–71: 116–117 fr. 204.102: 208 fr. 43b: 88 fr. 204.93–105: 202–203 fr. 43c: 88 fr. 204.96–106: 166–167 frs. 73, 75–76: 128–131 fr. 204.96–119: 206–207 fr. 73.2: 138 fr. 204.103: 8 fr. 75.5–11: 146 fr. 204.104–105: 213–214 fr. 75.6, 11: 134 fr. 204.115–120: 170 fr. 75.9–10: 133 fr. 204.120–124: 210 fr. 75.20–23: 134 fr. 204.124–129: 211 fr. 75.23: 135 fr. 204. 176–178: 214 fr. 76.4: 136 fr. 215: 3 fr. 76.4–8: 139 Fragmentum incertae sedis fr. 76.8: 135 fr. 343.4–6: 107 fr. 76.10: 135–136 Theogony fr. 76.16: 132–133 522–528: 177 fr. 76.18–23: 142–143 572: 85 fr. 141.1–6: 41 587–588: 213 fr. 141.2–7: 71–72 588–90: 221 fr. 175: 203 600–602: 213 fr. 180.6–11: 75–76 Works and Days fr. 196: 185–186 38–41: 37 fr. 197.1–5: 188 90–92: 214 fr. 198.2–8: 69 96–99: 215 fr. 198.10: 65 158–165: 169, 197, 209 fr. 199.0–9: 192 164–168: 7–8 fr. 199.9: 65 699–705: 39 fr. 200.1–2: 194 Homer fr. 200.3–9: 77–78, 187 Iliad fr. 200.4: 65 1.3–4: 170 fr. 200.7–9: 229–230 1.352–354: 104 fr. 200.7–11: 196 2.58: 156 fr. 204.42–43: 194 2.211–219: 16 fr. 204.43–51: 66–67, 190–191 2.244–250: 17 fr. 204.45: 65 3.340–343: 147 fr. 204.54: 65 6.234–236: 21

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6.516: 145 Lucian 9.337–341: 197 Dialogue on Hesiod 1: 44 16.178: 65 16.190: 65 Menander Rhetor 22.46–51: 240 Peri Epideiktikôn 628: 44 22.122–128: 144–145 22.157–166: 139–140 Palatine Anthology 22.199–124: 143 9.64: 44 22.472: 65 Pindar 24.480–484: 147 Nemean 4.62–68: 102 Odyssey Pythian 3.92–97: 82 1.274–278: 238 Plutarch 2.116–120: 171 Solon 20.6: 114 2.130–137: 239 5.394–398: 174 Semonides 6.152: 156–157 7.67–70: 219 6.225–332: 42–43 7.86–93: 220 8.315–320: 72–73 7.87: 49 9.420–424: 165 7.108–113: 218 11.282: 65 7.114: 223 15.16–18: 55–56 7.115–119: 222 18. 274–280: 69–70 Scholia 18. 281–283: 70 Scholium to Argonautica 1.747: 19.259: 65 160 23.233–240: 175 Scholium D to Iliad 6.35: 24.374: 156 148–149 Homeric Hymn to Demeter Scholium to Odyssey 1.276: 52 371–374: 136 Solon fr. 5.1–6, 11: 30–31 3 IG i 1469: 224 Isaeus Theognis 3.64: 111–112 182–191: 28–29

General Index

Achilles Amphitryon in Iliad, 79, 197 father of Herakles, 152–180 meeting with Priam, 147 parallel to Odysseus, 171–178 parallel to Atalanta, 14, 121, 124, parallel to Zeus, 168 138–151 Aphrodite potential relationship with Helen, 11, gifts of, 121, 135, 141, 151 119, 150–151, 186, 198–199, 200, in story of Atalanta, 135 202, 215, 233 Apollo, 210 son of Peleus and Thetis, 104 advocate for Hector, 143, 151 son of Zeus and Thetis, 103 father in Catalogue, 47 Agamemnon wooing on behalf of his son, 53, 78–79 in Iliad, 16–17, 79, 156, 200 Apollo Ptoion, sanctuary of, 224 in Odyssey, 168, 173 Apollodorus, relation to Catalogue, 99, 101 role in wooing of Helen, 186, 188, apples, as aphrodisiacs, 135–136, 144 190, 234 Archaic period, social changes in, 4, 15–41, Agariste, marriage of, 63, 83, 226–235 47–50, 60–64, 86, 109–114, 217, age of heroes, end of, 7–9, 14, 48, 80, 138, 225–226 146, 151, 153, 163–166, 169–170, Archilochos, representative of middling 178–180, 184, 196–216, 233 ideology, 17–18, 20 ages of humankind, myth of, 7, 208 aristocratic ideology, 10, 15–41, 49–55, Aithôn, 85, 87, 93–95, 110, 113, 115, 117, 58–60, 63, 76, 82–83, 110, 114, 179, 242–243 184, 200–201, 216, 217–235 Ajax, suitor of Helen, 66–67, 77, 186, Aristotle, on marriage laws, 112 190, 191 Aspis, relationship to Catalogue, 154 Aktôr, 75 Atalanta, 119–151 Alkmene, mother of Herakles, 152–180, huntress, 123, 132 230 masculine, 122–127

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parallel to Achilles, 138–151 coinage, 20, 22 wrestling with Peleus, 122–123, Cyclic epics, 8, 13, 14, 99, 119 134–136 Cypria, 12–13, 99–100, 201, 205, 213 Athena, 55, 108 date of, 100 aid to Odysseus, 173 offspring of Zeus, 98 Davidson, John, 155–156, 161, 180 in story of Mestra, 73, 94–95, 114, Dêmodikê, parallel to Helen, 185 242–243 Demophoon, 205 Athens, aspects of Catalogue relevant to, Demosthenes, source of marriage laws, 4, 60, 74, 96, 109–114 112 Dios boulê. See Zeus, plan of Barringer, Judith, 103, 122, 124, 127 Doherty, Lillian, 11, 44, 46 Bergren, Ann, 85 dôra (gifts), in context of wedding, 52–57, birth, marker of social class, 27–32, 39–40, 64, 69–74, 190, 239 49, 63, 179, 220 dowry. See proix bride-price. See hedna Duplouy, Alain, 26–29, 32 bridewealth. See hedna Burgess, Jonathan, 10, 13 êhoiai, alternate title for work, 42 êhoiê formula, 43, 154 Cadmus, 82 êhoiê-poetry, as archaic genre, 43 Calydonian boar, hunt for, 121–123 êhoios formula, lack of, 49 Catalogue of Women epikleroi, 61–62, 110–114, 116–117 as aristocratic text, 38–40 Erysichthôn, 67, 85, 87, 93 audience of, 11–13, 44, 200 Eustathius, 201 authorship of, 5–9 date of, 3–5 female inﬁdelity, fear of, 48, 85, 104, performance context of, 9 180, 218 women’s speech in, 45 Finkelberg, Margalit, 77 childbirth, and stability of female identity, Finley, Moses, 56, 59, 94 104–109, 116, 118 formulae Cingano, Ettore, 188, 191, 202 metrical anomalies in, 65 citizenship, development of, 32–35, 60–62, use of in Catalogue, 65, 113, 147, 186, 72, 110, 118 193–196 Clader, Linda, 195 Fowler, R. L., 4, 49 class, social, 15–41, 49, 55, 62, 81, 114, 201, 216, 219 genealogical literature, as genre, 42–43, Clay, Jenny Strauss, 6, 9, 38, 183, 204, 47–48, 216 208, 211 genealogy, as structuring principle, 4, 7, 43, Cohen, I. M., 43, 46, 64 46–47, 182, 204

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Gernet, Louis, 33 in Semonides, 7, 217, 222 gift-exchange, 21–22, 33, 37, 59, 63, suitors of, 1, 8–9, 42, 48, 53, 64–68, 77, 237 76–77, 80, 146, 149, 163, 166, 170, marriage as, 55, 59–60, 84 181–216, 230 Golden Age, end of, 205, 210, 212 hemitheoi, heroes as, 7–8, 14, 47, 169, González, Jose, 203, 207, 210 207–209, 214 Goody, Jack, 57–58, 62, 237 Herakles Graziosi, Barbara, 2, 5, 13 birth of, 152–180 compared with Iphikles, 179 Hammer, Dean, 24–25, 36, 38 destroyer of cities, 152, 163, 168–169 Haubold, Johannes, 2, 5, 152 divinity of, 4 Hector, pursued by Achilles, 139–148 rescuer of Prometheus, 177 hedna, 52–60, 64–80 son of Zeus, 116–117, 211 absent in marriage of Agariste, 232 in story of Periklymenos, 46, 108 competition surrounding, 74–80, 83, in Theogony, 163 157, 187, 191, 199, 201 unique in Catalogue, 152 dispute over, 158, 244 Hermione, daughter of Helen, 198, 202, frequency in Catalogue, 53 204, 215 in Homeric poems, 237–241 heroic burials, 20 not present in Atalanta narrative, 134 Hippodameia, daughter of Pelops, 127 in Odyssey, 68 Hippomenes in poetry of Pindar, 63 parallel to Hector, 139–148 service in place of, 64, 79, 134, 159 suitor for Atalanta, 126–127, 132–138 in story of Mestra, 67, 73, 93, 95, 244 Hirschberger, Martina, 42, 133, 161, Heilinger, Kurt, 182–183 205 Helen Homeric epics, 11, 18, 23, 40, 54–60, 119, alternative genealogy for, 213 147, 167 birth of, 99–100 in intertext with Catalogue, 138–151, cause of Trojan war, 7, 148–150, 167, 171–178, 197 170, 198, 201, 214 relation to Catalogue, 156, 181, 191, 195, compared with Agariste, 226–228, 199, 204 233–234 society of, 56–60, 70, 225 in Euripides’ Helen, 199 Homeric similes, rare in Catalogue, 173 in Iliad, 194 hoplite ﬁghting, as cultural development, marriage of, 235 225 mother of Hermione, 215 horses, as aristocratic, 220 parallel to Atalanta, 133, 137, 138, 146 potential relationship with Achilles, 11, Iasos, father of Atalanta, 121 150, 151 Idomeneus, suitor of Helen, 193

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inheritance aristocratic, 41, 54, 58–60, 63, 74, and family membership, 112 83–84, 114, 137, 151–152, 156, 184, relation to citizenship, 31–32, 49–50, 216, 226–235 60–61, 72, 110, 112, 114 change of social status for women, intertextuality, applied to oral composition, 97–109, 151 11–15, 153, 176 depicted in Catalogue, 50, 54, 64–80, Iphikles, 179 134, 244 Irwin, Elizabeth, 9, 25, 110, 227–228, economic transaction, 115 233 and female identity, 85–118 Isaeus, source of marriage laws, 111 in Homeric poems, 54–60, 237–241 Isles of the Blessed, 207; see also age of marker of social class, 32–34, 37–40, heroes, end of 55, 109 Ixiôn, 68 relation to citizenship, 33 relation to shape-shifting, 86 Janko, Richard, 3 as social exchange, 23, 49 transition to new household for women, Kakridis, J. T., 204 109–118 karyatids, on Siphnian treasury, 225 Mekone, separation of mortals from Kastor and Polydeukes, controlling wooing immortals, 177, 208, 210 of Helen, 188 Meleager, relationship with Atalanta, keimêlia, as wedding gifts, 23, 52, 135 123–124 Kistler, Erich, 20 Menander Rhetor, 44 Kleisthenes, tyrant of Sicyon, 226–235 Menelaos kleos, obtained by Helen, 191–193 husband of Helen, 150–151, 202, 216 Koenen, Ludwig, 8 in Iliad, 17, 147, 194 Kurke, Leslie, 19–27, 38 in Odyssey, 108 suitor of Helen, 66, 167, 186, 188, 190, Lacey, W. K., 70 198–202, 213, 234 long-term transactional order, 20, 22, 29, Menestheus, suitor of Helen, 77, 187, 196 59, 79, 115, 232 Merkelbach, Reinhold, 2, 3, 182 Loraux, Nicole, 220 Mestra, story of, 85–118 Lucian, 44, 46 Metaneira, 205 Mêtis Manville, P. Brook, 60 marriage to Zeus, 107 marriage parallel to Mestra, 96–99, 105, 117 absent in Theogony, 53 middling ideology, 15–41, 48, 50, 63, 84, in African societies, as comparanda, 217–235 57–59, 62, 68, 237 mimesis, associated with women, 85, in archaic Athens, 109–114 96–109

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Molionê, 74 Persephone, 109, 136–137 Morris, Ian, 19–27, 57–60, 237, 240 Perysinakis, I. N., 238 Most, Glenn, 3, 89, 94 Philodemus, 134 motif transference, 174; see also oral Pindar, 101–103 composition relation to middling ideology, 34 use of hedna in, 82, 84 Nagy, Gregory, 6, 12, 192–193 Plutarch, 30, 33, 46, 112, 114 Neer, Richard, 35, 37, 223–225 polis, development of, 18–21, 33, 38, Nemesis, parallel to Mestra, 96–101, 49–50, 60–64, 74, 82–83, 86, 110, 105, 117 223–226 Poseidon, 95, 194 Odysseus competing for Thetis, 103 in Iliad, 17 father in Catalogue, 45, 47 in Odyssey, 11, 42, 44, 70, 156, 165 marriage to Mestra, 107, 110, 115, parallel to Amphitryon, 153, 171–178 117 suitor of Helen, 66–71, 78, 186–190, Priam, meeting with Achilles, 147 192 proix, 33, 54–64, 134, 237–241 Oenomaus, race with Pelops, 127 Prometheus, 211 oral composition, 5, 12–13, 56, 58, 65, 120, Proteus, 108–109 185 Purves, Alex, 142 Osborne, Robin, 29, 77, 222 Raaﬂaub, Kurt, 18 Panathenaic festival, 10 rape, in contrast to marriage, 40–41, 97 Pandora, 9, 72, 85, 211, 214–215, 220–221 Rose, Peter, 27 parallel to Helen, 205, 212–214 Rutherford, Ian, 10, 42, 43 Paris, 147 husband of Helen, 188, 195, 197 Salmoneus, 45 in Iliad, 194 Schmidt, E. G., 199–200 Patterson, Cynthia, 63 Schoeneos, father of Atalanta, 121–122, Peleus, 82 134, 141, 146, 189, 198 marriage to Thetis, 101–104, 108 Schwartz, Jacques, 172, 182, 227 wrestling with Atalanta, 122–126, Seaford, Richard, 22, 115 138, 148 Semonides of Amorgos, Poem 7 of, 48, Pelops, race with Oenomaus, 127 217–223 Penelope, 53, 55–56, 69–70 separation of humans from gods. See age of in Odyssey, 175, 238–239 heroes, end of; Mekone parallel to Agariste, 232 shape-shifting parallel to Alkmene, 153, 171–173, 176 female, 86, 96–109 Periklymenos, 46, 108 male, 108–109

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short-term transactional order, 20, 22, Tyro, 11, 45 29, 115 Tyrtaeus, 18 Siphnian treasury, 223–226 Sisyphos, 93–95, 113–114, 242–244 van Wees, Hans, 22 Slatkin, Laura, 104 Virtutes Mulierum, of Plutarch, 46 Snodgrass, Anthony M., 56 Solon West, Martin L., 2, 3, 43, 87, 92, 99, laws of, 30–32, 60, 62, 72, 110–111, 182, 211 114, 232 Works and Days, 1, 37, 45, 53, 72, 81, 85, representative of middling ideology, 18, 119, 205, 209 20, 30–31 date of, 3 Steinrück, Martin, 93, 243 marriage in, 219 Stratonikê, 78–9 as middling text, 36, 38 symposia, relation to Catalogue, 9, 81 relation to Catalogue, 5–8, 38, 169, 196, 205, 208–209, 212, 214–215 Telemachos, 55, 108, 168, 239 story of Pandora in, 214–215 Theognis, 26, 28, 29, 36, 39, 200, 216 Theogony, 1, 36, 37–38, 53, 85, 98, 119 Zeus creation of women in, 218 conﬂict with Prometheus, 177 date of, 3 defender of oaths, 161 Herakles in, 153, 163, 165, 168, 177 dispenser of justice, 45 relation to Catalogue, 5, 7, 8, 10, 38, 47, father of Athena, 98 163, 170, 208–213 father in Catalogue, 47 story of Pandora in, 214, 221 father of Herakles, 116–117, 153, Thersites, 15–18 164, 168 Thetis, 12, 82, 96, 98, 109 father of kings, 37 marriage to Peleus, 106, 109, 201 husband of Hera, 195 parallel to Mestra, 101–105, 117 intercourse with Nemesis, 100–101 wrestling with Peleus, 126, 138, 148 marriage to Mêtis, 98–99 tragedy, 34 plan of, 162–168, 170, 182–183, 196–216 depiction of marriage in, 110 refused by Thetis, 103–104 relation to middling ideology, 35 seducer of Alkmene, 162–167, 170, Tsagalis, Christos, 11, 43, 199 176, 180 Tyndareos suitor in Catalogue, 41, 71, 72 father of Helen, 42, 182, 188 in Theogony, 7, 36, 176 oath of, 189, 195, 198 Ziogas, Ioannis, 135, 140, 143, 163