Index | Keywords
A
- absolute monarchy
- abusio
- Academic scepticism
- Academy
- Achilles
- Achilles Tatius
- Actaeon
- Actium
- Adversus Colotem
- Aeetes
- Aelian
- aemulatio
- aeolic
- Aeschylus
- Aesop
- aesthetics
- Aetia
- affection
- Against Colotes
- Agave
- agency
- aggressivity
- agricultural register
- Aithra
- Aitia
- Ajax
- Alcman
- Alcmena
- Alexandra
- Alexandria
- Alexandrian intertextuality
- Alexandrian Library
- Alexandrian Museum
- allegorical reading
- Allegories on Hesiod’s Theogony
- allegory
- alliteration
- allusion
- alphabet
- alteration
- amatory symptoms
- ambiguity
- Ampelus
- Amphiaraus
- amplificatio
- anagnostes
- anagram
- analogy
- Anaximenes
- ancient
- Ancient Egypt
- ancient epistemology
- ancient urban landscape
- ancient wisdom
- animal
- animal voice
- Annaeus Cornutus
- Anonymous of London
- anthropology
- anthropology of religion
- anthropomorphism
- anthroponym
- anthroponyms
- Antigonus of Carystus
- Antinous
- Antipater
- Antipater of Sidon
- Antiquity
- Antony
- Apollo
- Apollo Thymbraeus
- Apollodorus
- Apollodorus of Athens
- Apollonios of Rhodes
- Apollonius of Rhodes
- Apollonius of Tyana
- Apollonius Rhodius
- appearance and reality
- apraxia
- Apulia
- Apulian vases
- Aratus
- Arcesilaus
- archaic sculpture
- archaism
- Archilochus
- Argonautic epic
- Argonautica
- Argonauts
- Ariadne
- Aristocles of Messene
- Aristotle
- arrangement of words
- Arrian
- Arsinoe II
- art (conception of)
- artistic filiation
- asceticism
- Asclepiades of Bithynia
- aspects of the dramatic code
- assonance
- astronomers
- astrophic song
- atheism
- atomism
- atoms
- Atthidography
- atticism
- audacity
- audience
- auditors
- Aulis
- austere
- authority
- authorship question
C
- Caligula
- Callimachus
- Callimachus
- Callimachus’ Iambi
- Campanian vases
- canon
- canonic
- canonics
- Capaneus
- cardinal virtue
- caricature
- Carneia
- case syntax
- Cassandra
- catachresis
- categories
- Cato
- catoptric
- Catullus
- Celsus
- Chaeremon of Alexandria
- character
- characterization
- Chloe
- Choerilus of Iasos
- Choerilus of Samos
- chorus
- Christianity
- christianity
- chronotope
- Chrysippus
- Cicero
- city
- civil war
- civilizing god
- Cleanthes
- clemency
- Clitophon
- collection
- Colluthus
- color
- Colotes
- colour
- comedy
- compact
- composition
- composition of the Dionysiaca
- contracts
- convenience
- Cornutus
- cosmology
- cosmos
- coverlet
- cowherd
- crafts
- Crates
- Crete
- criterion of truth
- critic
- critical edition
- critical vocabulary
- cult
- Curunas I Tomb
- cyclicity
- Cyclops
- Cynicism
- cynicism
- Cynics
- Cypria
- Cyrenaics
- Cyzicus
D
- dactyl
- dactyl hexameter
- dactylo-epitrite
- Daphnis
- darkness
- Daunia
- Daunian maidens
- Daunians
- De clementia
- De raptu Helenae
- death
- decentering
- defining genre
- defining lyric
- Deidameia
- Delian Apollo
- Delos Hymn
- Demeter
- Democritus
- denomination
- Dercylus
- derivation
- desire
- deus ex machina
- devour
- diachrony
- dialect
- dialectic
- diatribe
- Diegeseis
- Dio of Prusa
- Diogenes
- Diogenes Laertius
- Diogenes the Cynic
- Dionysiaca
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus
- Dionysus
- Dioscorides
- disciple
- disease
- disguise
- divinity
- dogma
- Dolonia
- donkey
- Dorcon
- double-short
- doxography
- Dracontius
- dramatic conventions
- dramatic lyric
- Droysen
- dunamis
- Duris of Samos
E
- early Hellenistic poetry
- ecphrasis
- ekphrasis
- elegy
- element
- elements
- elenchus
- elite
- elites
- eloquence
- emergence
- emperor
- emulation
- enargeia
- encomiastic
- enlargement
- Ennius’ Alexander
- epic
- épic
- epic convention
- epic language
- epic poem
- epic style
- epic tradition
- Epictetus
- Epicurean doxography
- Epicurean epistemology
- Epicurean philosophy of language
- epicureanism
- Epicureanism
- Epicureans
- Epicurus
- epigram
- epigrams
- epilogue
- Epimenides
- epinician
- epistemology of medicine
- Epitaph for Adonis
- epodes
- epyllion
- Epyllion
- Erinyes
- eros
- erotic epigram
- estrangement device
- ethics
- ethopoiia
- etiology
- Etruria
- etymologising
- etymology
- euboulia
- Eumaius
- Eumenides
- euphemia
- Euphorion
- Euphrates of Tyre
- Euripides
- Euripides’ Alexandros
- Euthykrates
- exercise
- exhortation to philosophy
- experience
- experiment
G
- Galen
- gamos
- garden
- garment
- gaze
- gender
- genealogy
- generation
- generic and stylistic reflections
- generic difference
- Generic Pact
- genericity
- genitive
- genre
- goatherd
- gods
- good deliberation
- Graces (Charites)
- gradation forms
- grammar
- grammarians
- grammatical fragments
- Greco-Latin translation
- Greek literature
- Greek novel
- Greek Novel
- Greek poetry
- grotesque
H
- Hadrian
- Hamartia
- hand to hand combats
- Hecale
- Helen
- Helenus
- Helen’s husbands and suitors
- Heliodorus
- Hellenictic poetry
- Hellenism
- hellenism
- Hellenistic archaism
- Hellenistic culture
- Hellenistic epic
- hellenistic epigram
- hellenistic greek
- Hellenistic Greek
- hellenistic literature
- Hellenistic lyric
- hellenistic models
- hellenistic poetic language
- Hellenistic poetology
- hellenistic poetry
- Hellenistic poetry
- Hephaestion
- Hera
- Heracles
- Herakles
- herding
- Hermes
- Hermione
- Herodas
- Herondas
- hexameter
- hic et nunc
- Hippocrates
- Hipponax
- historical sources
- history
- Homer
- Homeric exegesis
- Homeric Hymn to Apollo
- Homeric hymn to Hermes
- Homeric language
- Homeric simile
- Homeric style
- Homeric tradition
- Horace
- horses
- human development
- human sacrifice
- human speech
- humble characters
- Hylas
- hymn
- Hymn to Apollo
I
- iambic poetry
- Iamblichus
- iconographic series
- iconography
- identifications game
- identity
- ideology
- idéology
- idyll
- Idyll
- Idyll 13
- Idylls Bucolics
- Iliad
- illusion
- image
- imitation
- immortality
- Imperial
- Imperial Epicureanism
- imperial poetry
- Indians
- infinity
- innovation
- intercession
- interpretation of Vergil’s Aeneid
- intertextuality
- Iphigeneia
- irony
- Istrus
- Italiot ceramics
- italocentrism
- Italy
L
- L. Annaeus Cornutus
- laments
- Lampis
- landscape
- landscape space
- language
- late-classical lyric
- Latinization
- law/legislation
- least part
- lekta
- Leonidas of Taranto
- Leonidas of Tarentum
- leptotès
- letters
- lexicology
- life
- lifestyle
- literary criticism
- literary criticism in the first century AD
- literary genre
- literary genres
- literary geography
- literary theory
- literature
- local history
- Locrian maidens
- logic
- Longus
- love
- Lucan
- Lucretius
- Lycophron
- lyre
- lyric
- lyric metre
- lyric poetry
- lyric topoi
- lyrici
- Lysippus
M
- M. Valerius Probus
- madness
- magistrate
- maieutic
- Marcus Argentarius
- Marcus Aurelius
- marriage
- marvels
- master
- materialism
- matter
- meadow
- mechanism
- Medea
- mediation
- medical epistemology
- medicine
- Megara
- Megarics
- Meleager
- Menander
- Menelaus
- mesodic schesis
- messenger’s narrative
- metallurgy
- metamorphosis
- metaphor
- metaphor of the world’s theatre
- metapoetic analysis
- metapoetics
- meteorology
- method of inference
- metric lengthening
- metrical inscriptions
- mice
- military catalogues
- millenarianism
- mime
- mimesis
- mimetic
- mimiamb
- mirabilia
- mixed movement
- mixture
- modern
- modernism
- monachism
- monarchy
- monotheism
- monstruosity
- morality
- morals
- morphology
- Moschus
- Moschus’ Europa
- mourning
- music
- Musonius
- Musonius Rufus
- Myron of Eleutherae
- Myron’s Cow
- Myrtilus
- myth
- myth and history
- myth transmission
- mythological handbook
- mythological substitution
P
- P. Oxy. XVIII 2171 and 2172
- paean
- paideia
- pain
- painting
- Palfurius Sura
- palimpsestic landscape
- Palladion
- panhellenic alliance
- Panhellenism
- paradeigma
- paradoxography
- paragraphoi
- parasite
- Parmenides
- parody
- past and present
- pastoral
- pastorate
- pathos
- Pausias
- pedagogy
- Penelope
- Pentheus
- perception
- performance
- performance context
- Persius
- personnification
- persuasion
- Phaecians
- Phaedrus
- Philadelphoi
- philanthropia
- Philicus
- Philodemus
- Philodemus of Gadara
- philologists
- philology
- philosopher
- philosophers
- philosophical debates
- philosophy
- philosophy of belief
- philostorgia
- Philostratus the Elder
- phobia
- physics
- picture
- Pierre Hadot
- Pindar
- plague
- Plato
- Platonism
- plausibility
- pleasantness
- pleasure
- Pliny the Younger
- Plotinus
- pluralism
- Plutarch
- Plutarchus
- poetic fiction
- poetic persona
- poetics
- Poetics
- poetry
- poetry books
- poets
- polemical strategies
- Polemo of Athens
- political philosophy
- political system
- politics
- polymetry
- Polyphemus
- polytheism
- Polyxena
- popular philosophy
- Porphyry
- Posidippus
- Posidippus of Pella
- Posidonius
- possession
- postmodernism
- pothos
- power
- pragmatics
- praise
- prayer
- predication
- prepositional first member compounds
- prepositions
- preverb
- Priamids
- primeval myths
- primitivism
- principle
- progress
- projection
- Prologue
- Prometheus
- Prometheus Bound
- prophecy
- prose source
- prudence
- psyche
- psychology
- Ptolemaic period
- Ptolemaic queen
- Ptolemy
- Ptolemy II
- punishment
- purification
S
- sacrifice
- sailor
- Salamis
- Samian Hera
- sanis
- Sappho
- satire
- satirical drama
- Scepticism
- school
- sciences
- scientific poetry
- scientific terminology
- sea
- security
- seers
- self-conscious allusion
- self-irony
- Self-knowledge
- self-knowledge
- self-realisation
- semantics
- Seneca
- sensation
- sensible qualities
- separation
- Sex. Quinctilius Valerius Maximus
- Sextus Empiricus
- sexuality
- shepherd
- Silius Italicus
- Simias
- simile
- Simmias
- sin
- single-short
- Skeptical Academy
- slaves
- snakes
- society
- Socrates
- song
- Sophocles
- soul-body
- sounds
- space
- Sparta
- spectacular
- speeches
- spondee
- staff
- stanza
- statuary
- stereotypes
- Stesichorus
- Stilpo
- Stoic philosophical allegoresis
- Stoicism
- stoicism
- Stoics
- storm
- Strato
- style
- substance
- Suetonius
- suffix
- super-genre
- supervenience
- suppletion
- Surrealism
- suspension of judgement
- symbolism
- symposium
- syntax
T
- tapestry
- Taranto
- Taurid
- teacher
- teaching
- technical development
- technical discourse
- Telaminian Ajax
- temporality
- tetrapharmakos
- textual conjectures
- textual interpolations
- Themistius
- Theocritus
- theology
- theory of ideas
- theory of vision
- Theosophy Tubingensis'commentaries
- Thersites
- Theseus
- Thespis
- Thessaly
- theurgy
- three parts of philosophy
- three topoi
- Thucydides
- Tiberius
- Timotheus
- Tmesis
- topoi
- toponym
- torture
- total mixture
- tradition
- tragedy
- Tragic figure
- tranquillity of mind
- translation
- triads
- Troïlus
- tropes
- Tryphon
- Tydeus
- Tyndarids
- typology of violence
- Tyrrhenian vases