American Journal of Philology 2009: Vol 130 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX TO VOLUME 130, 2009
PART IE: Subjects Danaids, 410-11, 420-22
Dionysus, and Messalina, 614-18
Achilles, lack of nostos of, 488-89 Dionysus, dismemberment of,
Achilles, shield of, 8-13 511-32
Acontius, and Cydippe, 341-65 Domitius Insanus, 235-59
agon, in tragedy, 25-46 ecphrasis, 1-23, 410-12, 420-22
Anderson, Benedict, /magined elegy, and spectacle, 405-10
Communities, 275-79, 286-87 epigram, Hellenistic, 47-65, 113-14,
anti-Odysseus, 47-61 534
Apollo, Palatine, 401-38, 587-88 epigram, in Valerius Flaccus, 533-66
Apollonius Rhodius, 1.440—94, epigram, in Virgil, 536-37
439-55 eros, and sickness, 341-57
Augustus [Octavian], 107-7, 125-28, Euripides, Autolycus fr.282, 163-66
261-64, 269-75, 401-05, 410-12, Euryalus, 56-57
421-22, 617 fabula, vs historia, 605-10, 616
Augustan ideology, and nationalism, flyting, 29-34
270-75, 287-87 fratricide, in Aeneid, 261-89
Augustan ideology, and orientalism, gardens, in Tacitus, Ann.11, 595-624
263-64, 267-70 gaze, in Propertius, 401-38
Aulus Gellius, Noctes Atticae 18, gaze, of book-merchant, 589-9]
235-59 gaze, of Xerxes, 209-13
banquet, literary, 243-47, 255-57 gift-economy, 568, 576-82
bricolage, 512,517 grammarians, 235-59
Caesar, 109-10, 117, 123-25 Hellenistic originality, 49-61, 231-33,
Callimachus, Aetia 1 fr.1, 231-32 341-65
Callimachus, Aetia 3 frr. 67-75, Hephaestus, handmaids of, 8-10
341-65 Herodotus, 7.8—11, 197-204
Callimachus, Heraclitus epigram, Herodotus, Xerxes in, 195-218
113-14, 231-32 Hesiod, Theogony, 13-17, 99
Carmentis, 239-40, 244 heterotopia, garden as, 611-12
Cheoerilus of Samos, and poetry, Homer, /liad 18.468—608, 8-13
219-34 Homer, /liad 20.389-92, 535-36
chorus, in Sophocles, 25-46 Homer, Odyssey, Phaeacian episode,
Cicero, De Re Publica, 101-3 313-39
civil war, and political identity, Homer, Odyssey 24.290-96, 49-61
275-79 Horace, Epistles 1.19, 575-76
civil war, and social memory, 123-26 horti Luculliani, 595-602
civil war, poetics of, 540-46 indigenismo, ideology of, 286
commodification, of poetry, 576-84 Italy, unification of, 261-79
226
consolation, Platonic, 70-76
Cynics, 246-47, 254-55, 561-62 Laertes, 50-58
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Lausus, 279-86 Plutarch, eclectic philosophy of,
laudatio, funeral, 81, 243-45 88-91
Livy, Preface, 105-6, 128 Plutarch, on eros, 359-60
Lucretius, and Thucydides’ plague, Pompey, portico of, 423-30
388-96 Posidippus, Epigram 93, 47-65
Marcellus, 283-85 post-pastoralism, 557-62
Martial, and plagiarism, 567-93 Propertius, 2.31-32, 401-38
materials, rhetoric of, 367-99 prytaneion, free meals in, 183-88
melancholy, 247-50 psychagogia, 82-83
memory, in Plutarch’s Consolatio, psychotherapy, 69-70, 93-94
89-91 “The Shipwrecked Sailor,” Egyptian
memory, in Virgil’s Eclogues, 99-130 tale of, 483-84
Menelaus, 29-34, 483-5, 498 Statius, Thebaid 3.499-647, 439-55
Messalina, 595-624 Socrates, 157-94, 513-14, 528
metahistory, 195-97, 205-15 Sophocles, Ajax, 29-34
Muse, Cynthia as, 428-30 Sophocles, Antigone, 34-39
Muses, meadow of, 223-29 Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus,
nationalism, 271-79 39-43
nauagikon, 47-61 subject, imperial Roman male,
nostos, 481-510 430-33
Odysseus, 47-65, 501-5 Tacitus, Annales 11, 595-624
Odysseus, charisma of, 313-39 Tartarosis, 522-23, 525-26
Olympic victors, 157-94, 205 Theocritus, /dylls 7 and 11, 114
Olympiodorus, creation of mankind Theognis, sphragis of, 585-87
in, 511-32 Thucydides, 2.47—54, 379-95
orientalism, 263-64 Thucydides, 2.71-78, 367-78
Orphic creation myths, 511-18, Thucydides, and Lucretius, 367-99
523-25, 530 Valerius Flaccus, 1.205-39, 439-55
pastoral, 107-28 Valerius Flaccus, and epigram,
Pandora, 13-16 533-66
performance, space and politics of, Virgil, Aeneid 9.485-91, 56-57
595-624 Virgil, Eclogues, 99-130
plagiarism, 567-75 Xenokrates, 519
Plato, Apology, 116-89 Xenophanes, fr.2, 158-65
Plato, Phaedo, 513-14, 518-19, Xerxes, as embedded author,
525-26 195-218
Pliny, Letters 2.10, 569-72 Zagreus, 511
Plutarch, Consolation, 67-98 Zeuxis, 228
INDEX TO VOLUME 130, 2009
PART II: Authors of Articles and Reviews
Arena, Valentina. Review of Ethnic Identity and Aristocratic
Competition in Republican Rome by Gary D. Farney 303-06
Baltussen, Han. Personal Grief and Public Mourning in Plutarch’s
Consolation to His Wife 67-98
Bartol, Krystyna. Review of The Stanzaic Architecture of Early
Greek Elegy by Christopher A. Faraone 291-94
Blevins, Jacob. Review of A Companion to Classical Receptions,
ed. Lorna Hardwick and Christopher Stray 146-50
Blondell, Ruby. Review of Plato and the Art of Philosophical
Writing by Christopher Rowe 465-68
Bonifazi, Anna. Inquiring into Nostos and its Cognates 481-510
Bowditch, Lowell. Palatine Apollo and the Imperial Gaze:
Propertius 2.31 and 2.32 38
ChristensenJo,e l P. Review of Formular Economy in Homer: The
Poetics of the Breaches by Rainer Friedrich
Christiansen, Peder G. Review of Cynics by William Desmond
Di Nino, Margherita Maria. Lost at Sea: Pythermus as an
Anti-Odysseus?
Dinter, Marin T. Epic from Epigram: The Poetics of Valerius
Flaccus’ Argonautica
Edmonds, Radcliffe G. A Curious Concoction: Tradition and
Innovation in Olympiodorus’ “Orphic” Creation of Mankind
Fantham, Elaine. Review of Ancient Letters: Classical and Late
Antique Epistolography, ed. Ruth Morello and A. D. Morrison 39
Fantuzzi, Marco. Review of Petits musées en vers: Epigramme et
discours sur les collections antiques by Evelyne Prioux 294-99
Foster, Edith. The Rhetoric of Materials: Thucydides and Lucretius 367-400
Francis, James A. Metal Maidens, Achilles’ Shield, and Pandora:
The Beginnings of “Ekphrasis” 1-24
Grethlein, Jonas. How Not to Do History: Xerxes in Herodotus’
Histories 195-218
Harris, John P. Revenge of the Nerds: Xenophanes, Euripides, and
Socrates vs. Olympic Victors
Hawke, Jason G. Review of Writing Greek Law by
Michael Gagarin
Hawkins, Tom. Review of Abusive Mouths in Classical Athens by
Nancy Worman 461-64
Hawthorne, Kevin. The Chorus as Rhetorical Audience:
A Sophoclean Agon Pattern 25-46
Hogan, Patrick Paul. A Madman at the Funeral of the Past:
An Examination of Noctes Atticae 18.7 235-60
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Kellum, Barbara. Review of The First Hall of Fame: A Study of
the Statues in the Forum Augustum by Joseph Geiger
Linderski, Jerzy. Review of The Regional Diversification of Latin:
200 BC-AD 600 by J. N. Adams 468-73
MacFarlane, Kelly A. Choerilus of Samos’ Lament (SH 317) and
the Revitalization of Epic 219-34
Macintosh, Fiona. Review of Demons and Dancers: Performance
in Late Antiquity by Ruth Webb 629-32
Meban, David. Virgil’s Eclogues and Social Memory 99-130
Pogorzelski, Randall J. The “Reassurance of Fratricide”
in the Aeneid 261-89
Rossi, Andreola. Review of Archimedes and the Roman
Imagination by Mary Jaeger 139-42
Rynearson, Nicholas. A Callimachean Case of Lovesickness:
Magic, Disease, and Desire in Aetia frr. 67-75 Pf. 341-66
Seo, J. Mira. Plagiarism and Poetic Identity in Martial 567-94
Spencer, Diana. Review of The Art of Pliny’s Letters: A Poetics of
Allusion in the Private Correspondence by Ilaria Marchesi 14246
Stehle, Eva. Review of Weaving Truth: Essays on Language and
the Female in Greek Thought by Ann Bergren and
The Feminine Matrix of Sex and Gender in Classical Athens
by Kate Gihuly 635-40
Stover, Tim. Apollonius, Valerius Flaccus, and Statius: Argonautic
Elements in Thebaid 3.499-647
Tandy, David W. Review of The Cambridge Economic History of
the Greco-Roman World, ed. Walter Scheidel, lan Morris, and
Richard P. Saller 299-303
von Stackelberg, Katharine T. Performative Space and Garden
Transgressions in Tacitus’ Death of Messalina 595-624
Zerba, Michelle. Odyssean Charisma and the Uses of Persuasion 313-40
PART III: Books Reviewed
Adams, J. N. The Regional Diversification of Latin: 200 BC-
AD 600. Review by Jerzy Linderski 468-73
Bergren, Ann. Weaving Truth: Essays on Language and the
Female in Greek Thought. Review by Eva Stehle 635-40
Desmond, William. Cynics. Review by Peder G. Christiansen 625-28
Faraone, Christopher A. The Stanzaic Architecture of Early Greek
Elegy. Review by Krystyna Bartol 291-94
Farney, Gary D. Ethnic Identity and Aristocratic Competition in
Republican Rome. Review by Valentina Arena 303-06
INDEX TO VOLU1M30,E 20 09
Friedrich, Rainer. Formular Economy in Homer: The Poetics of
the Breaches. Review by Joel P. Christensen
Gargarin, Michael. Writing Greek Law. Review by
Jason G. Hawke
Geiger, Joseph. The First Hall of Fame: A Study of the Statues in
the Forum Augustum. Review by Barbara Kellum
Gihuly, Kate. The Feminine Matrix of Sex and Gender in Classical
Athens. Review by Eva Stehle 635-40
Hardwick, Lorna, and Christopher Stray, eds. A Companion to
Classical Receptions. Review by Jacob Blevins 146-50
Jaeger, Mary. Archimedes and the Roman Imagination. Review by
Andreola Rossi 139-42
Marchesi, Ilaria. The Art of Pliny’s Letters: A Poetics of Allusion
in the Private Correspondence. Review by Diane Spencer
Morello, Ruth, and A. D. Morrison, eds. Ancient Letters: Classical
and Late Antique Epistolography. Review by Elaine Fantham 35-39
Prioux, Evelyne. Petits musées en vers: Epigramme et discours sur
les collections antiques. Review by Marco Fantuzzi 294-99
Rowe, Christopher. Plato and the Art of Philosophical Writing.
Review by Ruby Blondell 465-68
Scheidel, Walter, lan Morris, and Richard P. Saller, eds. The
Cambridge Economic History of the Greco-Roman World.
Review by David W. Tandy
Webb, Ruth. Demons and Dancers: Performance in Late Antiquity.
Review by Fiona Macintosh
Worman, Nancy. Abusive Mouths in Classical Athens. Review by
Tom Hawkins