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Abchazia, 367 agalma, 111, 277, 523, 585 Abdalonymus, 495 Agatharchos, 183, 278, 433 Achilles, 406, 460 agency theory, 581–5 on Attic pottery, 47, 51, 54–5, 466 François Vase, 585–90 on Black Sea pottery, 362 Myron’s Diskobolos, 591–4 on François Vase, 586–7 krater, 590–591 on Parthenon Frieze, 160 Aglaophon, 434, 453 on Siphnian Treasury, 406–7 Agora of , 34, 36–7, 36, Achilles Painter, 54–5, 492 113, 267 Achradina, 388 monuments, 435, 448 Acropolis of Athens, 33, 33–4, 141, Pausanias on, 580 141–2, 429, 662 see also agora; Stoa Poikile; Periklean building program, 155, 432 Hephaisteion pottery, 57, 271, 503, 565 agoras, 33–4, 35, 148–9, 346, 375, statues, 109, 112, 113, 129, 347, 425 380–381, 476, 580 see also Erechtheion; New Acropolis dining, 529–30 Museum Sagalassos, 348 acrolith, 28, 377, 379, 383, 385–6, South Italy and Sicily, 392 392, 394 agriculture, 354–5 acroteria, 139, 146–7, 164–6, 168–9 Agrippa, 607 Adikia, 444, 445–6, 454, 469 Aiane, 102 Aegean Sea, 25–7, COPYRIGHTED26 Aigina, MATERIAL44, 58, 90, 99, 459 Aeneas/Aeneid, 406, 601, 604–5 Temple of Aphaia, 139–40, 156, 157, Aeolis, 87, 90–91, 96 158, 165, 464 ‘Aeolian’ capital, 138, 332 Aeolian order, 138 Africans, 464–8 Ajax, 47, 51, 406, 571, 615

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Akragas, 33, 167, 370, 380–381, Amykos Painter, 386 384–5, 388 anakalypteria, 486–7 Al Mina, 313, 318, 321, 323, 324, 325 anal intercourse, 518–19 Alcestis, 340 ancestral cults, 418 Alcibiades, 433–4, 437, 453 Anchises, 601, 605–6 Alexander the Great, 436–7, 439 Andokides Painter, 51, 52, 462 Asia Minor, 345–8 andron, 35, 150, 186, 531 coins, 242, 243, 248, 251 animals conquest of Persia, 326 on gemstones, 218 in Egypt, 305–6 in mosaics, 188 engraved gemstones, 215–16 Antigonos of Karystos, 185, 280 paintings, 180, 181 Antilochos, 406–7 sculpture, 124–5, 180, 306, 307, 439 Antiochos VII, 251 Alexander Mosaic, 607 antiquarianism, 663–5 Alexandria, 205, 305–8, 452 Antiquities of Athens, 646, 720 kline tombs, 152 Aphaia, Temple at Aigina, 139–40, 156, layout, 35, 36, 195–6 165, 464 mosaics, 196, 198 Aphrati, 85 painting, 183 Aphrodite, 402, 403 Alkaios, 532 birth, 316, 482 Alkamenes, 43, 119, 169, 402 as model for Virgin Mary, 636 , 55 statues, 119, 121, 122, 130, 340–341 altars, 570–571 Temple at Knidos, 340 Amasis Painter, 51, 487, 502, 535, 539 terracottas, 230 Amasis (pharaoh), 297, 299, 310, Apollo 316Amasis (potter), 50–51, 316 paintings, 405 Amathus, 313, 317–8, 323, 324 sculptures, 157, 158, 264, 282–3, Amazons, 347, 428, 460–463, 468, 584 472, 478 Belvedere, 654, 657 Amazonomachy scenes, 157, 161–2, see also Sauroknotos 341, 358, 428, 430, 476, 538 temples, 584 on tombs, 394 at Bassai, 138, 143, 161, 164, 662 American School of Classical Studies at at Corinth, 135 Athens, 702, 706, 707–8, 709 at Delphi, 164, 168, 169–70, 284, Amphitrite, 402, 404, 412, 429, 589 419 amphorae, 41, 42, 51–2, 60, 534, 535 at Didyma, 144, 154, 334 Eretrean, 73–5, 74 at Selinus, 136 Klazomenian, 96 Apollodoros, 175, 183, 281 krateroid, 81–2 Apoxyomenos, 125–6 one-piece, 60 Apries, 96, 310 prize, 23, 41, 47, 51–2, 54, 55, 57, 561 archaeology, 3–8, 686, 698–9, 700–701 Protoattic, 45, 47 in Britain, 704–5 red-figure, 54 excavation reports, 717–19 sympotic, 534 interwar, 705–6 transport, 302–4, 317–18 postwar, 707–9

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schools, 718–19 Ariadne, 558–9 in United States, 701–3 Arimasps, 57 Archaic period, 31–2 Aristonautes, 494 archaeological record, 31–2 Aristophanes, 446, 502, 518 dining, 527 Aristotle, 175, 176, 287, 444 Egypt, 294–6 Art and Agency: An Anthropological gemstones, 209 Theory, 582 personification, 444–6 art criticism, 176, 184–5 reliefs, 112–13 ancient, 273–4 sculpture, 107–8, 107–13 concept of agency, 581–5 korai, 110 historians, 288 kouroi, 110–112 orators, 284–6 Sicily and South Italy, 374–9 philosophers, 286–7 tyrants, 420–421 see also beau-ideal tradition; humanist- archers, 355, 462–3, 470–474 idealist dialogue; Pausanias heroes and gods as, 407, 459 art history, 4, 7, 708 architectural sculpture Artemis, 333, 402, 406, 569 acroteria, 164–6 Aphrodite and, 402 caryatids, 142, 154, 167, 345, 392 Apollo and, 402, 547 East Greece, 155 Athena and, 404 friezes, 141, 159–62 on pottery, 174 medallion busts, 168 sanctuary of Artemis Orthia, 5, 21, metopes, 153, 162–4, 169, 172, 77–8, 201 377–8 statues, 338 parapets, 167 temples pediments, 156–60 at Corfu/Korkyra, 139, 157 polychromy, 156–7 at Ephesos (Croesus Temple), testimonia, 168–70 139, 143, 154, 160, 166, 169, tombs, 155–6 333, 340 architecture at Magnesia, 161 in Black Sea, 356–7 at Sardis, 135 Doric order see Doric order artisans, 270–271 early development, 132–4 see also coroplasts; potters; workshops forms and conventions, 134–9 artists’ treatises, 278–80 Greek Revival, 1, 9–12, 665, Asia Minor, 150, 330–331 698–9 Alexander the Great’s conquests, Ionic order see Ionic order 345–8 public structures, 148–9, 419, 435–6, Ionian migration, 331–2 438–9 Sagalassos, 348–9 Sicily, 384–5, 392 sculpture and art, 336–9 Southern Italy, 392 temples, 332–6 tyrants’ influence, 420–421 Asklepieion, 625 see also houses; temples Asklepios, 356, 433, 504, 625 Ares, 349, 401, 403, 405 sanctuary at Epidauros, 138, 143, Argos, 26, 432 157–8, 164–5, 169, 436

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Assyrians, 155, 294, 316, 323, 326, see also Acropolis of Athens; Agora of 360, 674 Athens Athanasia, 441 Athens Charter, 687 Athena, 144–5, 189, 399, 409, 429, Athens Wedding Painter, 487–8 527, 625 athletic games, 421, 544–53 Ares and, 349 prize and crown, 522 Artemis and, 404–5 tripods, 552–3 Birth statue, 481–2, 553 see also Olympic games coins, 238 athletics Hephaistos and, 401–2 mythological, 546–7 on jewelry, 203 training, 549–50 on Parthenon frieze, 498 see also Myron’s Diskobolos on pottery, 52, 260 Attalids, 347, 348, 436, 437 sanctuary at Pergamon, 162 Attalos I, 127, 347 statues, 430, 630, 631 Attalos II, 195, 437 see also Athena Parthenos Attic pottery temples black-figure, 46–52, 408–9 at Assos, 163, 335 chronologies, 60–61 at Athens, 135, 142, 157, depictions of non-Greeks, 475–6 167, 626 Geometric, 40–41 at Ilion, 164 Late Bronze age/sub-Mycenaean, at Miletos, 340 39–40 at Paestum, 376 painters and techniques, 46 at Plateia, 428 red-figure, 52–7 at Priene, 144, 155, 167 Attitudes of Lady Hamilton, 656–60 at Syracuse, 380, 382 Augustus, 601–5 at Tegea, 31, 157, 165 Athena Parthenos, 8, 118–19, 118, Babylonians, 323–4, 326 412–13, 477–8 Bacchylides, 552 Athena Polias, 28 Baker Dancer, 232–3 Athens banquets see feasting Academy, 11 Bassai, Temple of Apollo, 138, Acropolis see Acropolis of Athens 143, 662 Agora see Agora of Athens Battiads, 308 Classical period, 117–18 Battos II, 309 Gorgoepikoos, 627, 628 BC (Before Christ), 19 government, 434 beau-ideal tradition, 668–9 Kerameikos, 6, 40 , 672–6 Late Antiquity, 625–7 Louvre, 670–671 personifications, 447–9 beautiful style, 669–70 politics, 421–3 Beazley Archive, 713, 720 statues, 425 Beazley, Sir John, 8, 46, 53–4, 259, 520 Temple of Athena Nike, 135, 142, Bede, 19 157, 167, 626 Belvedere Palace, 680 Temple of Hephaistos, 140–141 Bendis, 355, 433, 469

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Berlin, 664, 699–700 bowls, 527 , 54 Brauron, 504, 546, 569 Bernini, Gian Lorenzo, 664 Britain, 617, 642, 643, 646–7, 650, Bianchi-Bandinelli, Ranuccio, 606 655–6 Bieber, Margarete, 706 archaeology, 704–5, 707 Bird Style, 69 British Museum, 665, 672–6, 720 Birth of Dionysos Painter, 389 bronze, 116 birth scenes, 480–482, 553 figurines, 106–7, 232–3 Black Sea, 350–351, 353 rings, 219 agriculture, 354–5 Bronze Age Eastern and Southern, 366–7 dining, 525–6 graves and burials, 360 Egypt, 293–4 public life, 353–4 Bryaxis, 307, 341, 553 religion, 355–6 Buck, Adam, 647 sculpture, 357–8 Burgon, Thomas, 238 Scythian art, 360–362 Burgon Group vase, 52 tombs, 360 burials see graves see also Thrace Burra Charter, 690–691 Black and White style, 44 black-figure pottery cameos, 217 Amazons on, 461 Campania, 390 Attic, 46–52, 50, 460–461 canting badges, 237–8 Boeotian, 69–70, 70–71 Carlo VII, 643 Corinthian, 65–6, 66–7 caryatids, 142, 154, 167, 345, 392 East Greek, 91, 96–7 Caylus, Compte Anne Claude de, 18 Euboean, 74–5 Celts, 364, 365 Lakonian, 76–7 Centaurs, 428, 459 subjects Centauromachy scenes, 58, 158, dancers, 555–6 167, 345, 475–6, 538, Dionysian ritual, 575–6 586–7 Gigantomachy, 408–9 friezes, 160–161, 163 sacrifice, 565–6 chalices, 92, 302 sex, 513–14 Chania, 85 wedding scenes, 488–9 chariots, 82, 339, 442, 504 black-skinned people, 464, 473 in wedding scenes, 487–8 Blue Guide, 716–17 Chest of Kypselos, 28, 420, 444–5, Blundell, Henry, 664–5 469, 580 Boeotia Chicago Painter, 477 pottery, 68–73 Chigi Vase, 65 Bird Style, 69 Chios, 26 terracottas, 222 pottery, 91, 99, 212 Boeotian Ptoon, 5 chiton, 108, 119 Bottari, Giovanni Gastone, 644 Choniates, Michael, 627 boundary stones, 32–3 Choniates, Niketas, 631 Bousiris, 303–4, 466, 568 choral performance, 559–60

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Christianity, 622, 622–5 artistic merit, 242–4 Athens and, 626–7 innovation, 244–5 Medieval, 636 Black Sea, 354 Renaissance, 638 Cyprus, 320 Christodoros of Koptos, 629–30 die-engravers, 245–52 chronologies, 17–19, 24 engraving time, 249 aesthetics and, 669–70 other employment, 250–251 celestial phenomena, 20 signatures, 246–7 dating by recurring events, 17–18 diversity, 239 dating systems, 19–20 iconography, 236–8 pebble mosaics, 190–191 size, 242 periods, 18 Colchis, 354, 366–7 pottery, Athenian, 60–61 colonnades, 34, 135, 162–3, 347, radiocarbon dating, 19–20 375–6, 385 churches, 140, 625–7 colonies, 314 Cicero, 180, 185, 285, 616–17 Black Sea, 352 city planning, 35–7, 147–8, 346 North Africa, 308–10 Hippodamian plan, 148–9, 384, 433 South Italy, 369–71 public structures, 148–9 Syria and the Levant, 320 Sicily, 384–5 columns, sculptured drums, 166 Classical Art Research Center, 713, Common Style gems, 214 714, 716 Constantine, 622–3, 624 Classical Art Research Online Constantinople, 622–3, 623, 628–32 (CLAROS), 714 Serpent Column, 629 Classical period, 503–6 Corinth, 26, 432 Asia Minor, 339–42 architectural sculpture, 153–4 depiction of non-Greeks, 475–8 architecture, 432 dining, 527 painting, 172–3 private space, 34–5 pottery, 63–8, 554 public spaces, 32–3 Early and Middle Corinthian, 66–7 sculpture, 113–23 subjects, 68 materials, 116 Corinthian order, 137 settlement types, 31–2 coroplasts, 221, 224–5, 232 Sicily and South Italy, 380–384 Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum, 715–16 see also Late Classical period Council of , 638 Classical studies, 699–700 craft workshops see workshops Classicism, 129 craftsmen see artisans classification, 4–5 Crete clay, 105–6, 221 pottery, 83–7 clothing, 189, 561 eastern, 86–7 ‘Scythian’, 472 sculpture, 108 women, 523 statues, 108 Cockerell, C.R., 662–3 see also Dedalic style Codrus Painter, 402, 403 Crocodile-group rhyton, 468 coins, 235–6 Croesus, 288, 325–6, 426

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Croesus Temple, 139, 143, 154, 160, dining, 525–30 166, 169, 333, 340 civic, 529–30 Crouching Slave, 653, 654 , 527 crown games, 552 religious, 528–9 cultural heritage see heritage Dinos Painter, 55 cultural-property internationalism, Dinsmoor, William, 706 692–3 Dio Chrysostomos, 286 cups Dionysius Exiguus, 19 Attic, 49 Dionysios I, 387–8 see also Little Master Cups Dionysos, 58, 539 Curtius, Ernst, 700 on Attic pottery, 49, 51, 55, 60 Cyclades on coins, 253 Archaic, 107–8 on gems, 216 gemstones, 208–9 mosaics, 188, 196–7 pottery, 80–82 on Parthenon frieze, 159 Cyclops, 45, 457–8, 615 Temple at Teos, 161 Cyprus, 312–14 Dipylon Master, 42–4 Greek activity, 315–20 Diskobolos (Myron), 116, 548, 591–3 pottery, 317 discus, 548, 550, 552 Cyrene, 308–9, 309–10 see also Diskobolos Cyrus, 214–15, 326 Dithyrambic contests, 436, 553, 560 Doric order, 136–9, 153, 347, 376 da Carrara, Francesco Novello, 639 friezes, 160 dance, 66, 78, 483, 554–7, 560 temples, 135–6, 335–6 Darius Painter, 389, 490, 492 Doryphoros, 117, 278, 599, 611 death, 489–96 , 53, 279, 536–7 Dedalic style, 25, 108, 201, 373 drama, 197, 386, 446, 557–9, 561 Delos, 129, 196 drinking, 533 Delphi, 5, 145–7, 419–20, 427 see also komasts; symposia Temple of Apollo, 168, 169, 284, Duveen Gallery, 675 419–20 Dyskolos, 528, 529 treasuries, 137, 145, 147, 167 Athenian, 146–7, 146, 547 East Greece Massaliot, 138 architectural sculptures, 155 Sikyonian, 162 friezes, 160, 161–2 Siphnian, 154, 158, 160, 170, pottery, 87–100 405–6 black-figure, 91, 96–7 Delphi Charioteer, 23, 114, Fikellura style, 94–6 583–4 Egypt, 30, 465–6 Demetrias, 181 Archaic period, 294–6 democracy, 113, 434, 643–4 Bronze Age, 293–4 Dexamenos, 212–13 Persian conquest, 304 Dexileos Stele, 361, 505 pottery, 302–4 Diabole, 440–442 religion, 305 Dike and Adikia, 428, 445–6, 469 see also Alexandria

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Eirene and Ploutos, 121, 126, Eusebios of Caesarea, 624 447–9, 448 Eutychides, 451–2 ekphora, 43, 417, 490, 495 Euxitheos, 53, 590–1 elderly people, 504, 505 Evans, Arthur, 706, 719–20 Elea, 78–80 everyday life see genre subjects Elgin, Lord, 9 excavation reports, 717–19 Elgin Marbles, 9, 375–6, 672–4, , 51–2, 259, 460–461, 461, 473 675, 690 Elimeia, 102 Fadius Gallus, 616–17 emery, 266–7 family, 504–5 encaustic painting, 172 Farnell, Lewis, 704 engraved gems see gemstones Farnese Herakles, 126, 654 Enlightenment, 18, 633, 642–7 feasting, 486, 525–7, 532 beau-ideal tradition, 668–9 see also symposia; weddings Epaulia, 488 fencing, 303 Ephesian Ware, 93 Ferrari, Gloria, 517, 522 Ephesos, 26, 30, 346–7 festivals, 160, 543–4, 561–2 Temple of Artemis, 139, 143, 154, see also athletic games; feasting 160, 166, 169, 333, 340 Fikellura vases, 93–4, 94–6, 99 Epicharmos, 557 Fine Style, 214 Epidauros, 143, 147, 149–50, 158–9, Florence, 652–4 164–5, 233 florid style, 55–6 Epigonos, 347 food see dining Epimenes, 210 Foundry Painter, 265, 268, 466 Epipolai, 387–8 France, 703–4 Eratosthenes, 18 François Vase, 47, 404–5, 459, 464, Erechtheion, 142–3, 161, 167, 267, 470, 472, 545 277, 662, 662 agency theory, 586–91, 591 Eretria, 73–4 athletic games on, 552–3 House of Mosaics, 35, 187 fresco, 172, 178, 180, 183, 358, 540 eromenoi, 521–2 see alsoVilla Farnesina ethnicity, 472–3 friezes, 141, 160–162 Etruscans, 50, 58, 173, 211, 217, see also Parthenon frieze 540, 586 funerals, 57, 489–90, 500 Euboea ekphora, 43, 417, 490, 495 pottery, 73–5 games, Patroklos, 47, 161, 167, see also Lefkandi 545, 586 Eumenes II, 127, 195 grave visits, 490–492 Euphranor, 278, 279 prothesis, 42, 57, 417, 489–90 Euphronios, 52–3, 278, 429, 470, see also gravestones; tombs 549–50 furnaces, 264–5, 269 krater, 535, 538, 590–591, 690 Euripides, 169, 284, 444, 453 Ganymede, 403, 615 European Union, 688 mosaic, 7, 192 Eurytos krater, 526, 537 Gardner, Percy, 3, 704–5

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Gauls, 127, 129, 347 on Siphnian Treasury frieze, 405–6 Gell, Alfred, 582–4 statues, 114–15, 126–7 gemstones, 207–18 see also individual gods Archaic period, 209 Godwin, Joselyn, 634 Hellenistic period, 215 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, portraits, 215–16, 217 656–7, 663 trade and distribution, 211 gold, 200 gender, 514–17 finger rings, 218–19 men, 515–16 smithing, 201–2 women, 516–17 Google Scholar, 712 youths, 517 Gorgoepikoos, 627, 628 Geneleos group, 336–7 Gorgon Painter, 46–7 genre subjects, 68, 222, 229, 468, , 642–3, 649–50, 652–6 498–9, 516, 538–9 cultural impact, 663–5 geology, 25–32 Italy, 649–51 Geometric period, 25 Florence, 649–52 pottery, 40–44 Rome, 652–6 Corinth, 63–4 graves, 417–18, 433–4, 491 Euboea, 73 visits, 490–492 representation of people, 500–503 see also tombs ritual scenes, 500–501 gravestones, 492–3, 493–4, 505–6 sculpture, 105–7 Roman, 618–19, 618 Sicily and South Italy, 372–3 Great Britain see Britain subjects, 416–17 Great Tumulus, 495 terracottas, 222 Greece, 26 see also Iron Age climate, 27 German Archaeological Institute, 700 geography, 25–8, 26 Germany, 699–700 soil, 28 archaeology, 700–701 geology, 25–6, 28–9 Geschichte der Kunst des Alterthums, ministries, 717 18, 606 modern state, 9–10 giants see Gigantomachy vegetation, 27, 28 Gigantomachy, 157, 407, 463, 538 see also East Greece; Northern Greece on black-figure pottery, 408–9, 409 Greek Archaeological Service, 717–18 glass, 359 Greek and Roman Art, Architecture, and gods Archaeology, 716 Athens, 430–431 Greek War of Independence, 9–10 athletic activity, 547 Greuze, Jean-Baptiste, 646–7 Christian attitude toward, 622 Greville, Charles, 656 cults, 433 Group of the Negro Alabastra, 467 Egyptian and Greek, 300–301 Grove Dictionary of Art, 712 identification, 399–400 on Parthenon frieze, 400–402, Hadra ware, 308 412–13 Halikarnassos, 151, 157, 161, 167, 170, on red-figure pottery, 403–4 233, 340

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Hamilton, Gavin, 664 Herculaneum, 611, 643, 658 Hamilton, Lady Emma, 656–60 frescoes, 184, 607 Hamilton, William, 644, 654, 655, 656, heritage, 685–6 659, 660, 664 collectivist, 692 Hanging Marsyas Group, 653 democratization, 691 Harmonia, 443, 444 global, 687–8 Harrison, Jane, 564 internationalism, 692–3 Hediste, 181–2, 495, 508 national, 686–7, 688–9 Hegel, Georg, 241 repatriation claims, 690 , 49, 51 social value, 689–92 Helen, 482, 485 Hermaphrodite, 513–14, 514 Helios, 322, 412 Hermes, 32, 57, 402, 405, 496, 567 Hellenistic Baroque, 128–9 on pottery, 54 Hellenistic period, 35–6 Hermes of Olympia, 121–2 gemstones, 215 Herms, 32–3, 567 jewelry, 205 hero cults, 418, 427–8, 433 representations of people, 506–8 see also Herakles; Theseus sculpture, 123–31 Herodotos, 271, 282, 288, 294, Sicily, 391 300–301, 308 terracottas, 228–9 Hesiod, 413 Hephaisteion, 140–141, 141, 547 heterosexuality, 518–20 Hera, 400, 402, 408, 409, 630 Hieron II, 391, 392 temples, 5, 375–6, 580 Hieron of Samothrace, 159, 165, 167 at Akragas, 385 high style, 669–70 at Argos, 165, 168 Hippias of Elis, 17–18 at Foce del Sal, 378 Hippias (tyrant), 113, 423 at Samos, 133, 139, 335 Hippodamos, 148–9, 384, 433 at Selinus, 382, 385 historians, 288 near Kroton, 381, 392 History of the Art of Antiquity, 669 Herakles, 49, 58–9, 382, 394, 410–412, Histria, 30, 351, 352, 355, 356 459, 469, 537, 553 hollow cast, 263 Alexander and, 216 Homer, 274, 283–4, 589 Amazons and, 461 Homeric Shield of Achilles, 444 apotheosis, 410–412 homosexuality, 518, 520–522, 537, 653 Centaurs and, 45, 58, 420, Hope, Thomas, 656, 665 422, 459 hoplites, 77, 355, 430, 463–4, 473, 474, Gagenes and, 71 477, 532 Labors, 58, 59, 140, 163, 547 hoplitodromos, 560 on Lydos’ dinos, 409 Horace, 284–5, 605 myth of Bousiris, 94, 313–14, Horse-Head Amphorae, 47, 551 466, 568 houses, 150–151, 438 on pottery, 52, 53, 56, 68, 76, 363 Archaic period, 31 sculptures, 140 Late Classical and Hellenistic period, 35 statues, 126 terracottas, 231–2 temples, at Akragas, 376 Hugues, Pierre François, 644, 645

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humanist-idealist discourse, 667–8, 705 jewelry, 200–206, 359, 361 humanities, 711–12 designs, 201–3 Hyde Park Gate, 9, 10 finger rings, 218–20 hydriai, 41, 60, 534 materials, 200–201 hyponoia, 444 rings, 217–18 Johns Hopkins University, 702 idealism, 667–8 Jubilejnoje II, 358 idealization, 512–13 Julius II, 639, 641 Idealplastik, 606–7 Iliac tablets, 600–606, 602–3 Kabeireion, 72–3 Illustrations of Greek Drama, 558 Kadmos, 443–4 indigenous communities, 690 Kairos, 450, 451 Ion (Euripides), 169, 284 Kaledonian Boar Hunt, 472 Ionia, 90 Kallimachos, 284, 477 Ionian migration, 331–2 Kallistratos, 286 Ionic order, 136, 137, 138, 142, 153, 344 kalos, 424, 425, 537 friezes, 141, 160–161, 163 Kanon (Polykleitos), 116–17, 278–9 temples, 143–4, 154, 158, 340 Karouzos, Christos, 679–80 Iria, 134 Kephisodotos, 121–2, 447–8 Iron Age Kitharodes, 560 burials, 415–18 Klazomenian sarcophagi, 102–3 drinking, 532 , 404, 459, 459, 461, 472–3 Early, 25, 29–31 see also François Vase feasting, 526–7 Kleophon Painter, 55 see also Geometric , 53, 54, 473 Isis, 127, 305 kline tombs, 152 Island Gems, 208–9 Knights (Aristophanes), 446, 560 Italy Knipovitch amphorae, 97–8 archaeology, 703–4 Knossos, 23, 83–4 excavation reports, 718 koine, 307, 367, 417 Greek art in, 650–651 Komast Cups, 48–9, 49, 554–5 Renaissance, 637–42 komasts, 66, 70, 92, 96, 100–101, 519, Southern, 369–71 533, 555 architecture, 392 korai, 108–10, 109 Classical period, 384–7 kouroi, 110–112 painting, 388 kraters, 535 personifications, 449 agency relations, 586–91 pottery, 492 bell, 60 red-figure pottery, 385–6 column, 60, 566–7 visual arts, 373 Protoattic, 45 ivory, 201, 337–8 sympotic, 534 Kugler, Franz, 701 javelin, 550 KX Painter, 48–9 Jenkins, Thomas, 664 KY Painter, 49 St. Jerome, 623, 628 Kypselos Chest, 28, 420, 444–5, 469, 580

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Labraunda, 340 Macedonia, 29 Lady Sarah Bunbury Sacrificing to the tombs, 151–2, 189 Graces, 647 paintings, 177–9, 206 Lakonian pottery, 75–6 Mannerist workshop, 54 Grand Style, 92 Manuel Chrysoloras, 638–9 influence on Elea, 79 Marathon, 20, 23 Langhans, Carl Gotthard, 664 Marathon, Battle of, 34, 426, 427–8, Langlotz, Ernst, 60 456, 476, 477, 580 Laokoon, 281, 614, 641, 651, marble, 28, 107, 266, 297 654, 664 marriage, 482–9 Leake, William Martin, 719–20 first day of ceremony, 483 lebes gamikos, 484–5, 488 second day of ceremony, 484–7 Lefkadia, 151–2 third day of ceremony, 488 Lefkandi, 133, 313, 416–17 see also Peleus, marriage to lekanides, 48–9, 70, 100–101 Marsyas Painter, 57, 59, 431, 488 lekythoi, 41, 572–3 Martorelli, Giacomo, 644 Corinthian, 67–8 Mausoleum at Halikarnassos, 151, 155, Elean, 79–80 157, 161, 162, 166, 167, 170, white-ground, 56–7, 67, 490, 491–2 281, 340, 341, 342, 436 Leukothea, 607 Mavriki sanctuary, 31 Levant, 313, 320–325 medallion busts, 168 Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Medici Vase, 647 Classicae, 399, 715 Medieval period, 635–7 Libanios, 625 Megarian bowl, 5, 207, 359 libraries, 712 Megarian Treasury, 156 see also Web Portals Meidias Painter, 55 Life of Alcibiades, 447 Melian vessels, 81–2, 100–101 limestone, 28, 157 Memnon, 406, 407, 465, 473 Little Master cups, 49–50, 95–6, 259, Memphis, 30, 295, 299–300, 301 519 metal vessels, 206–7, 359 Liverpool Museums, 665 metopes, 153, 162–4, 169, 172, 377–8 Lokroi, 5, 370, 379, 386 Metropolitan Museum of Art, loutrophoria, 41, 483, 484, 486–7, 676–9, 720 490–491 Michael VII, 630 Louvre, 670–671 , 641–2 Lowe, Dunstan, 443 Michon, Étienne, 671 Lowry, Emanuel, 704 Milesian walls, 294 Lucian of Samosata, 174, 286, 449 Miletos, 7, 33, 76, 148, 149, 325, 336, Lycia, 343–5 340, 346 Lydia, 93, 169, 325, 338–9 military service, 504–5 Lydos, 49–50 minerals, 29 dinos, 409–10 Mithridates VI, 168, 249, 350, 354, Lysikrates Monument, 562, 627 364, 365 Lysippos, 124–6, 242, 279, 284, Montagu House, 673 450–451, 548 Montfaucon, Bernard de, 564–5

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Morgantina, 7, 192–3, 226, 228, Nike, 165, 230, 445, 449 392, 707 of Paionios of Mende, 119, 164, mosaics, 176, 177 168–9, 580–581, 585 Alexander mosaic, 180–181 of Samothrace, 127, 437 pebble, 186–9 see also Athens, Temple of Athena chronologies, 190–191 Nike tessellated, 191–5 Nikosthenes, 50, 259 Mourning Women Sarcophagus, 495 Nikosthenes Painter, 550 Mozia Charioteer, 114–5, 383 Niobid Painter, 54–5, 466, 547 Mulvey, Laura, 523 North Africa, 295, 308–10, 314, 330 museums, 693 Northern Greece, 100–102 see also British Museum; Louvre; Norton, Charles Eliot, 702–3 Metropolitan Museum of Art Novelli, Pietro Antonio, 657–8 music, 560 nudity, 476, 512 Myron of Eleutherai, 116, 591–2 female, 516, 523 Diskobolos, 591–4, 651 nympheutria, 487–8 Myrsilos, 532 Myson, 54, 462 Odysseus, 44, 44–5, 58, 184, 284, 428, 457 Naia, 561 cyclops and, 374, 458 naiskos, 436, 492–4 Oikoumene, 452–3 Naples, 643–4, 654–5, 660 oinochoe, 41, 67, 79, 318, 534 Naples Painter, 483 East Greek, 88–9 national heritage, 686–7 Olympia, 26, 547, 552, 580, 592, 700 Natural History (Pliny), 18, 171, 184, Megarian Treasury, 156 280–281, 611 Siphnian Treasury, 446 Naukratis, 99, 295, 296–9, 301, 302 temples, 139 Naukratis Painter, 77–8 of Hera, 136, 434 Nazis, 705–7 of Zeus, 60, 119, 140, 163, 168, Nelson, Admiral Horatio, 659, 660 308, 381, 400, 547 Nemesis of Rhamnous, 119, 432, 441, treasury of Gela, 145–6 446, 453, 625–6 Olympic Games, 17–18, 528, 544, 545 Neoclassicism, 9–12, 643, 647, see also athletic games 668, 673 Olynthos, 148, 150, 193–4, 531 architecture, 664 destruction, 20, 23, 25 Nereid Monument, 151, 155, 158, 161, mosaics, 190, 191 165, 343–4, 436, 540 pottery, 101, 102 Nettos Painter, 45, 47, 58 Onetorides, 51 New Acropolis Museum, 667, 681, Orientalizing period, 25, 44, 58, 64–5, 717, 721 84–5, 208 New Archaeology, 708 dining, 527 newspapers, 720 pottery, 80, 373 Nichoria, 31, 526 Orpheus, 388, 469, 517, 636 Nicolas V Parentucelli, 638–9 Ortygia, 388, 391 Nikai, 75, 112, 164, 230 Otto I, II and III, 635

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ownership, 683–4, 684–5 as church, 141, 626–7 by humankind, 687–8 column drums, 169 individualistic view, 685 marbles see Elgin Marbles national model, 686–7 metopes, 163, 478 Oxford Classical Dictionary, 715 pediments, 158–9, 159 Oxford Encyclopaedia of see also Athena Parthenos; Parthenon and Rome, 712 frieze; Parthenon marbles Oxford Guide to Archaeology in Greece, Parthenon frieze, 160–161, 412, 498, 716–7 512, 553 Amazonomachy, 478 Paestan vases, 386, 389, 391 genre scenes, 498–9 Paestum, 370, 392 gods, 400–404, 406, 412–13, 570 temples, 646, 660 Panathenaic procession, 432 Athena, 376 realism, 512 Poseidon, 381 sacrifice on, 570 Tomb of the Diver, 173, 174, 384 Parthenon marbles, 9, 375–6, 672–4, painting, 171 675, 690 Corinthian, 172–3 Pasargadae, 313, 326, 328 depictions of non-Greeks, 475–8 Pasquino Group, 614, 615 genre scenes, 508 Passeri, G.B., 644 Macedonian tombs, 177–9 Patch, Thomas, 653 mimesis, 175 Patroklos, funeral games, 47, 161, 167, Persia, 326–7 545, 586, 589–90 polychromy, 172–5 Pausanias, 27–8, 119, 168, 273, 278, Roman, 606–11 282–3, 579–83, 592–3 Skenographia, 182–4 on Athenian Agora, 476 South Italy and Sicily, 386, on Delphi, 146–7, 159 388, 393 on Polygnotos of Thasos, 173–4 techniques and pigments, 172 on Temple of Zeus at Olympia, tombs, 181, 358 140, 158 trompe l’oeil, 176, 178, 183, 609 Pausias, 189 vases see black-figure pottery; red- pebble mosaics, 186–9 figure pottery style and chronology, 190–191 see also fresco pedestal kraters, 42, 43 Palermo, 392–3, 470 Peiraikos, 508 Pan Painter, 54, 466, 566–7 Peisistratids, 34, 420, 421–2 Panathenaic Games, 23, 51, 421, Peisistratos the Younger, 412 550–551 Peithinos, 522 Panathenaic prize amphorae, 23, 41, 47, Peleus, 44, 59, 422, 589 54, 55, 57, 550–1 wedding to Thetis, 48, 404–5, pantomime, 658 409, 522 Parian marble, 18, 157, 158, 160, Pella, 26, 35, 179 164, 169 Peloponnesian War, 433, 493 Parrhasios, 176, 281, 287, 434, 609 Penthesilea, 460, 461, 547 Parthenon, 141–2, 156, 158–9, 159 Pergamon, 347

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Great Altar, 155, 156, 170, 347, 547 Pisticci Painter, 386 mosaics, 197 Pitt, William (the Younger), 661–2 sculpture, 127–9 Plangon, 480, 481 Periander, 420, 444 plates, 81, 90, 91, 100, 434, 521, 527, Persephone, 227, 228, 401, 403, 495–6 544 Persephone tomb, 178–9 Plato, 183, 257–8, 287, 521 Perseus, 45–6, 55, 58–9, 92–3, 377, Pliny, 18, 115, 171, 184–5, 273, 390, 420, 482, 557–8, 636 280–282, 446–7 Perseus Library, 713, 720 Natural History, 611–12 Persia, 325–8 Plutarch, 118, 175, 285, 447 Persian Wars, 113, 426–9 politics, Athens, 421–3 Persians, 475, 477–8 Polygnotos, 55, 174 personification, 126, 230, 440–442, Polykleitos, 287, 593 433–4, 438, 469 Diadoumenos, 618 Archaic period, 444–6 Kanon, 116–17, 278–9 Athens, 447–9 Polyphemos, 457–9, 615 creation, 453–4 Polyzalos, 23, 584 degree, 442 Pompeii, 607, 643 gender, 443 portraits, 120, 130 Hellenistic period, 449–53 gemstones, 215–16, 218 meaning, 446–7 Poseidippos, 450–451 purpose, 443 Poseidon, 402, 408, 411, 443, 527 Pheidias, 9, 118–19, 140, 283, 287, Temple at Paestum, 381 426, 430 Temple at Sounion, 140, 160, Parthenon construction, 141 165, 432 see also Athena Parthenos Temple at Taras, 375 Phiale painter, 486, 558 postmodernism, 688–9 Philip II of Macedon, 20, 178, 180 pottery philosophers, 286–7 white-figure, 67–8 Philostratos, 286 black-figure see black-figure pottery phlyax dramas, 558 red-figure see red-figure pottery phlyax vases, 389, 390 Aeolian, 90–91 Phoenician Women, 444 Attic Phoenicians, 296, 305, 314–6, 321–4, Late Bronze Age, 39–40 351, 359, 371, 383, 425 Protogeometric, 40 Phoenicia shapes, 59–60 gem engraving, 209 Black Sea, 352, 359 trade, 296, 321 Boeotian, 68–73 photographs, 720–721 Chios, 91 Phthonos, 449–50, 453–4 Corinthian, 63–8 Phrygia 338–9 Cretan, 83–7 Picturae Etruscorum, 644 Cycladic, 80–82 pictures, 720–721 Cyprus, 317 Pindar, 114, 284, 551 Dionysian, 573–7 Piozzi, Hester, 650, 654, 664 East Greek, 87–8

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pottery(cont’d) prothesis, 42, 57, 417, 489–90 Wild Goat Style, 87–94 Protoattic style, 44–6, 57–8, 483, 488 Egypt, 297, 302–4 Protocorinthian style, 65, 82, 84, Elean, 76–80 308, 460 Euboean, 73–5 Psammetichos I, 294 Geometric style, 40–44 Psychopompos, 492 Lakonian, 49, 50, 103–7, 120, 337, Ptolemy I Soter, 126–7, 180, 315 458, 465, 529, 560 Ptolemy II Philadelphos, 288, 452 Near East, 314 Ptolemy VI, 183 North African colonies, 308–10 Ptolemy XII, 216 Northern Greek, 100–102 pygmies, 464 Protoattic, 44–6 Pylos, 526 shapes, 41 Pyrrhos, 391 Boeotia, 71 Pytheos, 155, 170, 340 East Greece, 88–9, 90 Pythokles statue, 593 Lakonian, 76–7 pyxides, 42, 66, 71, 96 lekane, 100–101 stylistic analysis for dating, 21–2 radiocarbon dating, 19–20 subjects, 58–9 Ram Jug Painter, 45 Boeotia, 71 Rape of Persephone by Hades, 495–6 Corinthian, 65–6 Raphael, 642 Lakonia, 76–7 realism, 512 sympotic, 534–6 record reliefs, 434–5 decoration, 536–9 red-figure pottery Syria, 320–321, 323 Amazons on, 462 techniques, polychrome effects, 65 Attic, 52–7, 461–2 trade and distribution, 57–8, 98–9 Corinthian, 68 workshops, 256–62 depiction of black-skinned people, kilns, 260–262 466–7 see also amphorae; hydriai; kraters; depiction of non-Greeks, 475–8 lekythoi Elean pottery, 79–80 Praxiteles, 120–122, 287, 340, 581 Northern Greek, 101–2 Priene, 231–2, 340, 340–341 political narrative, 425–6 Temple of Athena Polias, 143, 144, South Italy and Sicily, 385–6, 388, 155, 162, 436 388–9 Primato painter, 389 subjects, dancers, 555–6 The Principles of Greek Art, 3 wedding scenes, 482, 487–8 prize games, 552 relief sculpture prize vases, 51, 57, 60, 550–551 Classical period, 119–20 proaulia, 483 Hellenistic period, 393 processions, 432 subjects, sacrifice, 568–70 Pronomos Vase, 558–9 religion, 355–6, 433 Propylaia, 144, 627, 664 Black Sea, 355–6 propylon, 144–5, 162 Thracian, 363–4 Prosopopoiia, 444 see also hero cults

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Renaissance, 637–42 sculpture, 105 repatriation claims, 690 Geometric period, 105–7 research methods, 711–12 subjects, 106–7 pictures, 720–721 Archaic period, 107–13 Return of Hephaistos, 47, 50, 54, 557 Classical period, 113–23 Revett, Nicholas, 646, 661, 698, 720 materials, 116 Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 647, 655 Hellenistic period, 123–31 Rhodes, 196 architectural see architectural sculpture Rich style, 385 Asia Minor, 336–7, 340–341 Rider Painter, 458 athletes, 548–9 Ridgeway, William, 704 Black Sea, 357–8 ritual scenes, 570–572 clothing, 108–9 Dionysian, 573–7 dating, 21 Geometric period, 500–501 korai, 110 Robust style, 209 polishing, 266–7 Romans, 594, 605–6 private commissions, 123 esteem for Greek art, 599 representation of the human body, see also Sperlonga Grotto 110–112 Rome, 635 Sicily, 385, 388 Greek art in, 654 workshops, 265–8 Renaissance, 638–41 see also architectural sculpture; relief Romney, George, 658 sculpture; statues Scythia, 354, 355 sacrifice scenes, 173, 432, 495, 556, Greek influence on art, 360–362 565–70 representation of archers, 470–474 Polyxene, 49, 495 tombs, 359 sculpture, 568 trade with, 351 see also Herakles, myth of Bousiris Seleucids, 251, 345–6 saenas, 183 Selinus, 374–5, 380 Sagalassos, 348–9 Semon Master, 210–211 Salamis, 313, 317 Serapeion, 183–4, 330 Samos, 76, 77 Serpent Column, Constantinople, Temple of Hera, 110, 335 623, 629 Samothrace settlements, Archaic period, 31–2 Hieron, 159, 159, 161, 165 sex, 513–14 Nike, 127, 627 see also gender; sexuality sanctuaries, 144–7, 419–20 sexuality, 510–511, 517–18 Delphi, 419–20 hetero-, 518–20 Sangallo, Francesco da, 641 homo-, 520–522, 537 Sappho Painter, 489, 490, 491 slavery, 522 Sarapis, 127, 307 shoe-throwing, 487–8 sarcophagi, 268, 300, 360, 495 Siana Cups, 49 Alexander, 325 Sicily, 369–71 Sauroktonos, 122 city planning, 384–5 Schliemann, Heinrich, 706 Classical period

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Sicily(cont’d) stratigraphy, 20–21 High, 384–7 Stuart, James, 646, 661, 698, 720 Late, 387–91 Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum, 236–7 Hellenistic period, 391 symposia red-figure pottery, 385–6 definition, 531 sculpture, 385, 388 equipment, 534–6 Sidon, 325, 495 decoration, 536–9 Silanion, 279 function, 532–3 silver, 200, 206–7, 217–18 outside Greece, 539–41 see also coins Syracuse, 370, 380, 387, 391 simae, 137–8 mint, 250 Simon Maccabeus, 251 Syria, 30, 201, 320–325 Siphnean Treasury, Delphi, 158, 405–6 Six’s technique, 56–7 Taganrog, 352 Sixtus IV, 639 Taras, 376–7, 379, 394–5 Skenographia, 182–4 Tarporley Painter, 389 skyphos, 41, 70, 72 tattooing, 468–9 slavery, 364, 522 Taucheira, 309 slaves, 467–8, 505 Tel Kabri, 312, 313, 323 smithing, 262–5 telamons, 167 solid-cast, 263 Tell Afis, 313, 314 Soane, Sir John, 660–661 Tell Defenneh, 99, 301, 302 Society of Dilettanti, 646, 661, 719 Tell Sukas, 321, 322 solid-cast, 263–4 temples, 31, 134–6, 139 Soluntum, 392 Akragas, 385 Sontag, Susan, 658 Hephaistos at Athens, 140–141 Sophilos, 47, 404–5, 408–9, 545 Hera at Samos, 335 Sosias, 213 Iria at Naxos, 134 Sosias Painter, 410–411 Naukratis, 298 Sosos, 176, 198 North Africa, 308 South Italy see Italy see also entries for temples under Sperlonga Grotto, 611–17 individual gods and settlements sport, 547–53 Terracina, 612–13 fencing, 303 terracotta figurines statues Black Sea, 359 agency ascribed, 583–5 genre scenes, 506–7, 527–8 Asia Minor, 336–7 houses, 231–2 Athens, 425 Scythian, 361 clothing, 119 Sicily and South Italy, 393 Eirene and Ploutos, 447–9 subjects, 230–231 stelai, 113, 360, 491, 493–4, 505–6 technology, 222–6 painted, 494–5 types and functions, 226–32 Stoa Poikile, 476 tessellated mosaics, 191–5 stoas, 149, 154–5 designs, 197–8 Strabo, 169, 280 function and meaning, 196–9

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testimonia, 168–70 Townley, Charles, 651, 664 tetrachromy, 173–4, 180 trade and distribution, 98 textiles, 188–9 Black Sea, 351 Thanatos, 444–5 gemstones, 211 Thanatos Painter, 492 pottery, 57–8, 317–19 Thapsos class, 63–4 precious metals and stones, Thasos, 26, 29, 100–101, 155 200–201 theaters, 149, 231, 392, 553–4 travel guides, 719–20 see also drama Travels in the Morea, 719–20 Thebes, 26, 30, 106–7 Tribuna of the , 651–3, 652 Themistokles, 114 Trojan Wars, 49, 54, 59, 547, 588 Theodosios I, 622, 625 Trojans, 463–4 Theopompos, 288 trompe l’oeil, 176, 178, 183, 609 thermoluminescence, 19, 20 Trysa, 161, 345 Thesaurus Cultus et Rituum Tyche, 452–3 Antiquorum, 715 Tylis, 365 Theseus, 38, 47, 422–3, 432, 475, Tyrannicides, 113–14, 423–4 546, 573 tyrants, 420–421 Theseus Painter, 573–4 Thetis, 48, 404–5, 409, 522 UNESCO, 686, 687–8, 693 tholoi, 145–6, 145, 164 United States Thrace, 26, 29, 203, 354 archaeology, 701–3, 706, 707 religion, 356 universities, 708–9 tombs, 360 universities Thracians, 363–6, 468–9 art education, 701 Three Age System, 18, 673 Britain, 704–5 Thucydides, 17, 20, 23, 61, 288 German, 699–700 Thurii, 370, 384 United States, 701–3, 707 Tiberius Octavius Diadoumenos, urban planning see city 618, 618 planning Timaios of Tauromenion, 18 Timoleon, 387 Valla, Lorenzo, 639 Tleson, 49 van Heemskerck, Martin, 640 tombs, 151–2 Venus of Urbino, 653 Black Sea, 360 Vergil, 605 of the Diver, 173, 174, 384 Vergina, 6, 26, 106, 178 paintings, 177–9, 358 Persephone tomb, 172, 178–9 stelai, 493–5 Villa Farnesina, 606–11 wall-paintings, 358–9 Cubiculum B, 606–11, 608 see also burials; graves; sarcophagi; Villa Giulia Painter, 574–5, 591 stelai vineyards, 304, 354–5 Toumba building, 132–3 Virgin Mary, 636 tourism, 689 Visconti, Ennio, 671 Late Antiquity, 623 Vitruvius, 274–5, 278, 612, see also Grand Tour 616–17

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Walpole, Horace, 652–3, 658 World Heritage Sites, 688, 691–2 warfare, 355 wreaths, 205, 552 Persian wars, 426–30 wrestling, 198, 546, 550, 551, 557, 560 as subject, 422 see also Amazonomachy; archers; Xanthos, 343 Centaurs; hoplites; military Harpy Tomb, 343 service; Trojan war Nereid Monument, 151, 155, 161, Washing Painter, 484–5, 485, 487 344–5, 344 Web portals, 712–14, 720–721 xenia, 529–30 weddings see marriage Xenokrates, 184–5, 287 Welcker, Friedrich Gottlieb, Xenophon, 176, 287 699, 702 xoanan, 277 wheat, 29 white-figure pottery, 67–8, 462 youths, 517 Wild Goat Style, 87–94, 88, 96, 99, 104, 352 Zeus, 237, 355, 400, 406–7, 408, 452, wine, 532–3 481–2 Winkelmann, Johann Joachim, 18, 21, Great Altar at Pergamon, 155, 156, 663, 668–9, 698–9 170, 347, 547 influence on modern exhibition, Statue by Pheidias, 283, 284 680–681 statue at Soluntum, 392 Wolf, Friedrich August, 699 Temple at Labraunda, 340 women, 51, 388, 498–9, 515–16 Temple at Nemea, 143 Geometric period, 501 Temple at Olympia, 60, 119, 163, wood, 27–8 168, 308, 381, 400, 547 Woolly Satyrs Painter, 476 Pausanias on, 140, 158 workshops, 255–6, 268–9 Zeuxippos Baths, 629–30 potters, 256–62, 269–70 Zeuxis, 175–6, 185, 281, 385, 609 sculptors, 265–8 Zoffany, Johann, 647, 651, 653

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