Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-00123-7 - The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece Judith M. Barringer Index More information I n d e x Abdalonymos of Sidon. See Alexander tomb of. See Alexandria (Egypt), tombs, Sarcophagus Alexander the Great Achaia, 384 and Zeus, 304 Achaians, 41 , 162 , 163 , 164 , 189 , 199 , 233 Alexandria (Egypt), 281 , 332 , 335 , 340–342 Achilles, 162 , 163 , 395 city plan, 340 and Ajax, 163–164 grotesques, 343 father of Neoptolemos, 299 harbors, 340 and Polyxena, 158 Homereion, 345 and Telephos. See Tegea, temple of Athena library, 340 , 343 Alea Mouseion, 340 , 345 , 350 and Thetis, 221 , 278 Pharos lighthouse, 340 and Troilos, 162 Sarapeion, 340 Actium, Battle of, 322 , 340 , 401 tombs Aemilius Paullus, 371–373 Alexander the Great, 340 Aeneas, 390 , 391 , 395 Moustafa Pasha Tomb I, 341–342 Aeolic order, 85–86 Alkamenes, 252 Afghanistan, 304 . See also Ai Khanoum; Baktria Alkestis, 260 Agamemnon, 41 , 51 Alkmaionidai, 175 agora, 122 . See also Athens, Agora ; Delos, Agora of Al Mina, 71 the Italians; Thasos Altar of Domitius Ahenobarbus, 386–389 Agrippa, Marcus, 401 Amasis (Egyptian pharaoh), 168 Ahuramazda. See Nemrud Dagh Amasis Painter, 167–168 Ai Khanoum, 304 , 328 , 364–367 Amazonomachy, 233 . See also Athens, Aiakos, 200 Akropolis, Lesser Attalid Monument ; Aigina Athens, Akropolis, Parthenon ; Bassai, and Athens, 200–201 temple of Apollo ; Epidauros, temple of coinage, 128 Asklepios ; Halikarnassos, Mausoleion mother of Aiakos, 200 Amazons. See Amazonomachy temple of Aphaia, 200 , 225 , 334 Amyntas. See Olympia, Philippeion Aischylos, 248 Anavysos. See kouroi (sg. kouros), Anavysos Ajax, 199 ancestor cult, 72 and Achilles, 163–164 Anchises, 390 and Kassandra, 189 , 298 Andokides Painter, 169–171 and Odysseus, 164 Antenor, 183 suicide of, 114 , 164 Antigonids, 308 A k r o t i r i . See Thera, Akrotiri Antiochos I (Seleukid king), 326 Al Mina, 69 Antiochos I of Commagene. See Nemrud Dagh Alexander Mosaic, 305–306 , 377 Antiochos IV Epiphanes, 349 Alexander Sarcophagus, 309–313 A n t i o p e . See Theseus, and Antiope Alexander the Great, 267 , 304–306 , 322 , 340 . Aphrodite, 71 , 111 , 219 , 258 See also Olympia, Philippeion; portraiture, birth of Athena, 232 rulers and Eros, 375 . See also Athens, Akropolis, and Achilles, 306 Aphrodite and Eros sanctuary ; Praxiteles, ancestor of Antiochos I of Kommagene, 367 , Aphrodite of Knidos 367 mother of Hermaphroditos, 332 coinage, 306 and Pan, 375 conquest of Persia, 203 and Pandora, 239 and Herakles, 311 apoikiai (sg. apoikia), 69 and Lysippos, 299 , 304–305 , 306 Apollo, 103 , 137 . See also Archelaos relief ; military campaigns, 304 , 352 , 364 Athens, Akropolis, Erechtheion, frieze ; and Olympia, Philippeion, 286 , 287 Bassai, temple of Apollo ; Crete, Dreros ; portraiture, 304–306 , 315 , 326 , 328 , 362–363 Delos ; Delphi ; Delphi, Siphnian Treasury ; Azara herm, 305 Delphi, temple of Apollo ; Didyma, coins, 305 temple of Apollo ; Euboia, Eretria, Apollo Fouquet, 305 , 374 Daphnephoros sanctuary ; Kalapodi ; infl uence, 309–313 , 370 Nemrud Dagh ; Niobid Painter ; Olympia, © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-00123-7 - The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece Judith M. Barringer Index More information index 431 temple of Zeus ; Sicily, Selinus, Temple C ; Athena, 42 , 111 , 406 . See also Aigina, temple of Athena Nike, 241 , 242–245 , 271 , 303 Sicily, Selinus, Temple E ; Thermon, temple Aphaia ; Athens, Agora, Hephaisteion ; parapet, 245 of Apollo Athens, Akropolis, Athena Nike ; Athens, dedication to Roma and Augustus, 248 , 401 father of Asklepios, 285 Akropolis, Dörpfeld foundations ; Athens, Dörpfeld foundations, 176 , 177–178 , 184 , 185 , and Herakles, 92 Akropolis, Erechtheion ; Athens, Akropolis, 228 , 246 Apulia, 318 Parthenon ; Erichthonios, birth of ; Niobid Erechtheion, 177 , 245–248 , 285 , 401 arch, 277 , 336 Painter ; Panathenaia ; Pergamon, Altar of frieze, 234 , 247 archaeology and art history, 28 Zeus ; Pergamon, Athena sanctuary ; Tegea, infl uence, 247–248 Archaic period, 101 , 126–193 temple of Athena Alea Greater Attalid Monument, 349 archaizing, 189 , 406 birth of, 231–232 Hekatompedon, 176 , 185 Archelaos of Priene. See Archelaos relief coins, 305 korai, 155 , 188 Archelaos relief, 345–347 Ergane. See Athens, Akropolis, Athena Ergane Lesser Attalid Monument, 358–360 architecture and Erichthonios, 254 limestone pediments, 177 building techniques, 141 and Gigantomachy, 177 , 181 , 184 , 233 oikemata, 177 drawings, 295 and Herakles, 169 , 188 , 190–193 Pan sanctuary, 248 Ares, 328 . See also kouroi (sg. kouros), Anavysos ; and korai, 155 , 176 Pandion heroon, 234 Athens, Agora, temple of Ares ; Nemrud N i k e . See Athens, Akropolis, Athena Nike Parthenon, 176 , 226–240 , 245 , 247 , 258 , 262 : Dagh Nikephoros. See Pergamon, Athena sanctuary architecture, 228 , 286 : Athena Argolid, 40 , 57 palladion of, 189 Parthenos, 238–240 , 239 : frieze, 235–240 , Ariadne and Panathenaic amphorae, 182 243 , 256 , 271 : metopes, 31 , 229 , 233 , 234 , and Dionysos, 394 and Pandora, 239 238–240 , 359 , 360 : pediments, 228–232 , and Theseus, 32 , 109 Parthenos, 349 . See also Athens, Akropolis, 238–240 , 297 , 358 , 362 , 401 Arimasps. See Griffi ns, fi ght Arimasps Parthenon, Athena Parthenos Perserschutt, 193 Aristion of Paros, 157 and Perseus, 96 , 116 , 137 , 188 Persian sack, 480 BC , 188 , 189 , 193 , 226 , aristocracy, 183 Polias, 245 , 246 , 349 228 , 241 on Aigina, 201 and Poseidon, 230 , 391 Pre-Parthenon, 185 , 188 , 228 aristocrats, 127 , 143 , 149 , 157 , 159 , 174–175 , 183 and Theseus, 187–188 Propylaia, 230 , 240–242 , 245 Athenian, 201 , 256–257 Athenaeus, 332 south slope, 248 and democrats, 254 Athenaion Politeia , 183 theater of Dionysos, 248 , 271 , 274–276 , 275 Aristogeiton. See Tyrannicides Athens, 20 , 24 , 42 , 60 , 95 , 108 , 144 , 304 , 308 , walls, 228 , 242 Aristonothos, 117–118 349–349 . See also Delphi, Athenian and Atlantis, 251 Aristophanes, 248 Treasury; Panathenaia; Peloponnesian Arch of Hadrian, 403 Arrhephoria, 238 War Areopagos, 104 Arrian, 304 Agora, 178–181 , 183 , 184–185 , 201–204 , 238 , autochthony, 254 Arsinoe II, 348 , 343 See also Samothrace, rotunda 401 , 405 Boule, 183 , 185 (“Arsinoeion”) Altar of the Twelve Gods, 179–181 , 203 , 328 citizen assembly, 201 Arsinoe III. See Archelaos relief Demosthenes portrait. See Demosthenes coinage, 128 Arsinoeia. See Arsinoe II Eirene and Ploutos. See Kephisodotos the democracy, 127 , 183 , 184–185 , 188 , 201 , 225 , 251 , art history. See archaeology and art history Elder, Eirene and Ploutos 254–256 , 268 Artagnes. See Nemrud Dagh fountain house, 179 , 203 demosion sema, 269 Artemis, 42 , 163 , 219 , 269 . See also Corfu, temple Hephaisteion, 234 , 249–253 , 271 Dipylon cemetery, 104 , 120 of Artemis ; Delos, temple of Artemis Odeion, 401 empire, 196–197 , 263 (Artemision E) ; Delphi, Siphnian Treasury ; Old Bouleuterion, 185 Kerameikos, 182–183 , 256 , 257 , 269 Ephesos, Artemision ; Kalapodi ; korai Old Metroon, 185 Library of Hadrian, 403 (sg. kore) ; Nikandre ; Niobid Painter ; Royal Stoa (Stoa Basileios), 185 Lysikrates Monument, 271–274 , 337–349 Sicily, Selinus, Temple E Stoa of the Herms. See Athens, Agora, Stoa Olympieion, 181 , 184 , 276 , 349 , 372 , 404–405 Artemisia. See Halikarnassos, Mausoleion Poikile Panathenaic Way, 181 , 203 Artemision god, 220–223 Stoa Poikile, 201–203 , 219 Persian sack, 480 BC , 184 , 185 , 196 artists. See craftsmen temple of Ares, 401 and Persian Wars, 196–197 Ascanius, 390 tholos, 337 plague, 257 , 258 Asia Minor, 20 , 29 , 35 , 86 , 137 , 140 , 265 , 276 , 296 , and Aigina, 200–201 Pnyx, 201 , 274 302 , 304 , 305 , 308 , 334 , 386 , 394 Akropolis, 45 , 181 , 185 , 193 , 197 , 225–248 , 258 Prytaneion, 184 Asklepios, 258 , 269 , 282–286 . See also Athens, altar of Athena, 181 , 241 Roman Agora, 401 Akropolis, south slope ; Epidauros ; Kos Aphrodite and Eros sanctuary, 248 Street of the Tripods, 271 Asteas, 318–319 archaic, 175–178 Themistoklean wall, 181 , 372 Astyanax, 119 , 189 Athena Ergane, 228 tyranny, 174–175 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-00123-7 - The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece Judith M. Barringer Index More information 432 index athletics. See also funeral games; Panathenaia; casts, 204 , 206 Dreros, 71–72 , 83 , 97 Panhellenic games Centauromachy, 163 , 207–209 , 213 . See also Athens, Gournia, 11 , 34 , 35 female, 144 Agora, Hephaisteion ; Athens, Akropolis, Knossos, 21–33 , 37–39 , 59–60 , 71 male, 144 , 173 , 209 Parthenon, metopes ; Bassai, temple of Isopata, 30 as preparation for warfare, 211 Apollo Kommos, 22 , 37 , 71 prizes, 165 , 181 , 342 Centaurs, 91 , 163 . See also Centauromachy ; Nettos Mallia, 22–23 victors, 184 Painter Palaikastro, 37 victory statues, 298 Chaironeia, Battle of, 286 , 304 Petras, 22 Atlantis, 251 Chalandriani. See Syros Phaistos, 22–23 Attalids, 308 . See also Attalos I; Attalos II; Attalos Charon, 255 Prinias, Temple A, 97 III; Eumenes II; Pergamon Cheramyes. See Samos, Heraion, Cheramyes Ptolemaic, 342 victory monuments dedication Roman province, 384 Athens. See Athens, Akropolis, Greater Attalid Chigi olpe, 111 Zakro, 35 Monument; Pergamon children, 268–269 , 391 . See also Praxiteles, Hermes crown games. See Penhellenic games Delos, 349 and Dionysos Cumae, 62 , 162 Delphi, 349 Chiron, 91 Cyclades, 13 , 14–18 , 60 , 85 , 86 , 97 , 118 Attalos I, 363–364 Chiusi, 160 Cycladic culture, 13 , 14–18 Attalos