The Classical Quarterly 1992: Vol 42 Index

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INDEXES
Adams, J. N., notes on the text, language Garner, R., countless deeds of valour:
and content of some new fragments of Bacchylides 11, 523
Pelagonius, 489 Glucker, J., Critolaus’ scale and Philo, 142
Apthorp, M. J., nochmals the authenticity of Gottlieb, P., the complexity of Socratic
Odyssey 10.475—9, 270 irony: a note on Professor Vlastos’
Asmis, E., an Epicurean survey of poetic account, 278
theories (Philodemus On Poems 5, cols. Gottschalk, H. B., an errant fragment of
26-36), 395 Theophrastus, 529
Atkinson, J. E., curbing the comedians: Hammond, N. G. L., the archaeological and
Cleon versus Aristophanes and literary evidence for the burning of the
Syracosius’ decree, 56 Persepolis Palace, 358
Bartoi, K., where was iambic poetry Harder, M. A., insubstantial voices: some
performed? Some evidence from the observations on the hymns of
fourth century B.c., 65 Callimachus, 384
Bellemore, J., the dating of Seneca’s Ad Harrison, S. J., the arms of Capaneus:
Marciam De Consolatione, 219 Statius, Thebaid 4.165—77, 247
Berry, D. H., the criminals in Virgil’s ——., Fuscus the Stoic, Horace Odes 1.22
Tartarus: contemporary allusions in and Epistles 1.10, 543
Aeneid 6.6214, 416 Hendry, M., two conjectures in Ovid’s
Borthwick, E. K., Observations on the Metamorphoses, 552
opening scene of Aristophanes’ Wasps, Hine, H. M., the manuscript tradition of
274 Seneca’s Natural Questions: addenda, 558
Bosworth, B., Athen’s first intervention in Holford-Strevens, L., «ai for et, 284
Sicily: Thucydides and the Sicilian ——., Berlin Latin manuscripts now in
tradition, 46 Cracow, 577
Burton, G. P., the addressees of Aelius Kenny, E. J., chassez la femme, 551
Aristides, Orations 17 K and 21 K, 444 Kershaw, A., Propertius 1.9.30, 282
Casson, L., the nautical imagery in ——, on elegiac en, 282
Anthologia Graeca 10.23, 555 ——, Culex 373 and Heinsius, 566
Cawkwell, G. L., early colonisation, 289 Lautner, P., Philoponus, in De Anima III:
Christ, M. R., ostracism, sycophancy, and quest for an author, 510
deception of the demos: [Arist.] Ath. Pol. Lintott, A., Aristotle and democracy, 114
43.5, 336 Livrea, E., the tempest in Callimachus’
Davies, P. S., the text of Pervigilium Veneris Hecale, 147
74, 575 Lowe, J. C. B., aspects on Plautus’
Decleva Caizzi, F., Aenesidemus and the originality in the Asinaria, 152
academy, 176 Maitland, J., dynasty and family in the
De Jong, I. J. F., the subjective style in Athenian city state: a view from Attic
Odysseus’ Wanderings, | tragedy, 26
Dillery, J., Herodotus’ proem and Aristotle, Majercik, R., the Existence—Life—Intellect
Rhetorica 1409a, 525 triad in Gnosticism and Neoplatonism,
DuSani¢, S., Alcidamas of Elaea in Plato’s 475
Phaedrus, 347 Morgan, J. D., Lucilius and his nose (Pliny,
Edwards, M. J., the Clementina, a Christian N.H., praef. 7), 279
response to the pagan novel, 459 ——, the origin of Molorc{h]us, 533
Faraone, C. A., Aristophanes, Amphiaraus, Oakley, S. P., Euripides, Orestes 895-7,
Fr. 29 (Kassel—Austin): oracular response 271
or erotic incantation?, 320 ——, Livy and Clodius Licinus, 547
Frank, M., a note on the text of Seneca’s Olson, S. D., names and naming in
Phoenissae, 284 Aristophanic comedy, 304
Furley, W. D., Seneca’s horrible bull: Peachin, M., consultation with a magistrate
Phaedra 1007-1034, 562 in Justinian’s Code, 448
582 INDEX
Pender, E. E., spiritual pregnancy in Plato’s Pulchri: Varro, De Re Rustica 3.16.1~—2,
Symposium, 72 190
Pigon, J., Helvidius Priscus, Eprius Trapp, M. B., more emendations in the text
Marcellus, and iudicium senatus: of Maxinus of Tyre, 569
observations on Tacitus, Histories 4.7-8, Wallace, R. W., Charmides, Agariste and
235 Damon: Andokides 1.16, 328
Popper, K. R., how the moon might throw Wardle, D., Caligula and the client kings,
some of her light upon the two ways of 437
Parmenides, 12 Watson, P., Erotion, puella delicata?, 253
Reed, J., Bion I, lines 25-7, 538 West, M. L., notes on Dionysius Periegetes,
Reger, G., Athens and Tenos in the early 568
Hellenistic Age, 365 West, S., not at home: Nasica’s witticism
Schenkeveld, D. M., prose usages of axovew and other stories, 287
‘to read’, 129 White, P., ‘Pompeius Macer’ and Ovid, 210
Sens, A., the luck of the draw: Ar. Ecc. 999, Williams, G., Ovid’s Canace: dramatic irony
529 in Heroides 11, 201
Shiffman, G., ‘going alone’ at Iliad Willink, C. W., Euripides, Supplices 42-70,
24.198-205, 269 41
Silverman, A., Timaean particulars, 87 Woodman, A. J., the preface to Tacitus’
Stevenson, T. R., the ideal benefactor and Annals: more Sallust?, 567
the father analogy in Greek and Roman Zanker, G., Sophocles’ Ajax and the heroic
thought, 421 values of the /liad, 20
Tatum, W. J., the poverty of the Claudii
abortion, 294 Aristobulus, 363
Acharnians, 58ff. Aristocles, 177f.
Aelian, Nat. Anim., 133; N.H., 275 Aristomenes, 64
Aenesidemus, 176ff. Aristophanes, 35, 56, 60, 306f., 308; Ach.,
Aeschylus, 37; Ag., 29f., 525; Cho., 29, 36; 56f., 307ff., 326; Amph. 320ff.; Birds, 61,
Eum., 29ff.; Or., 29; Pers., 277; 307ff.; Cl., 274, 307ff.; Ecc., 307ff., 529;
Prometheus Bound, 31f.; P.V., 35; Sept., Fr., 274, 307ff., Kn., 57ff., 274, 307ff., 339;
247, 249; Seven Against Thebes, 30f.; Lys., 307, 313; Peace, 57, 274, 307, 310,
Supp., 37 312ff.; Pl., 311ff.; Thesm., 307, 309ff.,
Agariste, 328ff. 317f.; Wasps, 274ff., 307, 309, 311f.;
axovewv, 129ff. Wealth, 307
Alcidamas of Elaea, 347ff. Aristophanic comedy, 304ff.
Alexander of Aphrodisias, 482, 510 Aristotle, 114ff., 294, 403f., 412f., 427, 430,
Allogenes, 475ff. 434, 512, 531f.; De par. animal., 17; Met.,
Ammonius, 511ff., S30ff. 17; N.E., 115, 118; Poet., 68; Pol., 26, 35,
Anaximander, 14 65f., 69, 114ff., 294, 434; Rhet., 525f.,
Andocides, 62 531; Soph., 349
Andokides 1.16, 328ff. Athenaion Politeia, 59, 61, 119, 125, 336ff.
Anthologia Graeca 10.23, 555ff. Athenaeus, 67
Antimachus’ decree, 56 Athenagoras, 124
Antiochus of Syracuse, 54 Athenian city state, dynasty, 26ff., 33, 37
Apollodoros, 377f., 533ff. Athenian city state, family, 26ff., 33, 37
Apollonius Dyscolus, 134 Automedon, 555ff.
Apuleius, 447, 468 Babylonians, 58, 60
Aratus, 539 Bacchylides, Ode 11, 523ff.
Archidamian War, 58 Banqueters, 58
Archilochus, 67 Bardesanes of Edessa, 462
Archippus, 64 Berlin manuscripts, 577f.
Aristarchus, 15 Bion, 538ff.
Aristides, Or., 444ff. Book of the Laws of Countries, 462
Aristo of Chios, 400, 407 Caligula, 437ff.
INDEX 583
Callimachus, 146, 384ff., 534f., 538; Aet., erotic spells, 321ff.
535ff.; Hecale, 147ff.; Hymns, 291, 384ff. ; Eupolis, Cities, 61; Demes, 61
Victoria Berenices, 147, 533, 535 Euripides, 34, 37, 305, 409f.; Aeol., 201f.,
Callistratus, 56, 58, 60 204; Andr., 35; Hipp., 36, 205, 565; Med.,
Capaneus, the arms of, 247ff. 35, 205; Or., 74, 271ff.; Phoen., 35, 247;
Cato, 544 Suppl., 41 ff.
Catullus, 218 Existence—Life—Intellect triad, 475ff.
Cephisodorus, 64 family, 28, 33, 37
Chaldean Oracles, 477ff. famine, 298ff.
Charicles, 63f. Fuscus, 543ff.
Charmides, 328ff. Galen, 129, 135, 178
Cicero, 136f., 143, 145f., 180ff., 188, 212, Germanicus, Aratea, 537
278, 362, 415, 418f., 421f., 431f., 544; De Gnosticism, 475ff.
Or., 279, 287; Fin., 142, 545f.; Off., 429, Grattius, 145f.
545; Phil., 417, 420; Tusc., 142 Great Drought, 298
C. Iulius Antiochus, 440f. Greek tragedy, 28f., 36ff.
clan, 27, 37 Gregory of Nyssa, 129
Claudii Pulchri, the poverty of the, 190ff. Gregory Thaumaturgus, 137
Cleanthes, 400f., 408 Heraclides of Pontus, 404
Clearchus, 67 Heraclides of Tarentum, 178
Cleitarchus, 363 Heraclitus, 14, 65
Clementina, the, 459ff. Herod Agrippa, 440
Clementine Homilies, 459ff. Herodotus, 32f., 36, 118, 133, 139, i79,
Clementine Recognitions, 459ff. 290ff., 363, 433, 525ff.; Hist., 277
Cleon, 56ff. Hesiod, 80, 146, 294, 432; Theogony, 38
client kings, 437ff. Hierocles, 287, 429, 480
Clodius Licinus, 547ff. Hippocrates, 137, 140
colonisation, 289ff. Homer, 80, 409f., 432; J/., 7ff., 20ff., 269f.,
comedians, curbs on, 56ff. 277, 392, 539; Od., 1, 3ff., 29f., 270f., 275,
contraception, 294 285, 392, 424, 539
Copernicus, 15 Horace, 217; Ep., 543ff.; Odes, 543ff. ;
Cornelius Balbus, 212 Serm., 281
Crates of Mallos, 398f., 401 Hypereides, 60
Critolaus’ scale, 142ff. iambic poetry, 65ff.
Culex 373, 566f. in De Anima III, 510ff.
Curtius, 360 in De Interpretatione, 510ff.
Damascius, 478, 480, 482, 484, 516 infanticide, 294f.
Damon, 328ff. irony, 278f.
De Intellectu, 510ff. Isocrates, 434
Demetrius, 405, 528 Josephus, 440f., 463
democracy, 114ff. Justin, 472; Dialogue, 472f.
Democritus, 19, 137, 427 Justinian’s Code, 448ff.
Demophilus, Onagos, 158 kai, 284ff.
Demosthenes, 46 Khalkis, 375ff.
diegetic modes, 385f. Leucippus, 19
Dio, 224, 226, 231, 437, 439ff. Libanius, 139
Diocleides, 62 Livy, 379f., 547ff.
Diodorus, 47, 49, 53, 55, 359f. Lucius Tubero, 180, 182, 188
Diodorus Siculus, 433 Lucretius, 276
Diogenes Laertius, 176ff., 373f., 382, 529 Lycurgus, 80
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, 133, 137, 218, Lysanias, 67, 69f.
293, 295, 401, 410, 528 Maccius, 539
Dionysius Periegetes, 568f. Macrobius, 286f.
Diophilus, 539 Marinus, 511, 515
dowry, 35 Marsanes, 475f., 479
droughts, 292f., 298ff. Martial, 253ff., 536f.
D. Veturius Macrinus, 448ff. Maximus of Tyre, 569ff.
dynasty, 26ff., 33, 37 Menander, 1 55ff., 160, 163f., 168f., 174, 276,
Epicurean school, 395ff. 428
Epicurus, 427 Menodotus, 178
Eretria, 374ff. mimetic modes, 385ff.
584 INDEX
Mithradates of Armenia, 441Tff. Pollux, 60
moon, 12ff. Polybius, 179, 295
Morychides’ decree, 56 Pompeius Macer, 210ff.
Nag Hammadi texts, 475f., 479 Porphyry, 475ff.
Neoplatonism, 475ff. Posidippus, 294
Neoptolemus of Parion, 413 pregnancy, spiritual, 72ff.
New Comedy, 158, 163ff., 170f., 175 Priscianus, 515f.
Nonnus, 533ff., 540ff. probolai, 338ff.
oixos, 27ff. Proclus, 138, 480, 511, 513, 515, 569
Olympiodorus, 511, 513 Procopius of Gaza, 511
Oppian, Cyn., 275 Propertius, 218, 282f.
Origen, 517 Protagoras, 17
ostracism, 336ff. Ptolemy, 363
ostrakophoria, 339ff. puella delicata, 258ff.
overpopulation, 289ff. Pyrrho, 182, 188
Ovid, 210ff., 283; A.A., 551f.; Am., 216; Pythodorus, 54
Her., 201 ff.; Met., 249f., 255, 552ff. Quintilian, 278, 347ff., 362, 402, 410,
Pamprepius of Panopolis, 149f. 531
Pap. Oxy. 2216, 147; 2457, 20If. Quintus, 569
Parmenides, 12ff. Quintus Cicero, 180
Pausanias, 377f., 433 reciprocal ethic, 428f.
Peisander, 63f. Sallust, 544, 567f.
Pelagonius, Ars Veterinaria, 489ff. Sappho, 323f., 414
Peloponnesian War, 46ff. Semonides, 67
Pericles, 39, 124 Seneca, 219, 400, 431, 442; Ad Marc.,
Peripatetics, 143, 145 219ff.; De Benef., 425ff.; De Vita Beata,
Persepolis Palace, 358ff. 546; Med., 250; Nat. Quest., 5S8ff.,
Pervigilium Veneris 74, 575ff. Phaed., 562ff.; Phoen., 284
Petronius, 471 Sextus, 177f, 186f.
Pherecrates, 63 Sicily, 46ff.
Philagrius, 287 Simplicius, 515f.
Philistus, 46, 55 Smyrna, 444ff.
Philo, 143ff., 439 Socrates, 81, 138, 278, 472
Philo of Alexandria, 142ff., 177 Solon, 80, 124ff.
Philo of Larissa, 137 Sophocles, 37, 305; Aj., 20ff.; Ant., 31ff.;
Philodemus, 218; On Poems, 395ff. 0.C., 32; O.T., 32, 36; Phaed., 205
Philogelos, 287f. Sostratus, 203ff.
Philoponus, 510ff. Statius, Thebaid, 247ff., 536
Philostorgius, 182f. Stephanus of Alexandria, 510ff.
Philostratus, 180 Stephanus of Byzantium, 296, 533ff.
Photius, 176f., 179, 181ff. Stobaeus, 203f., 207
Phrynichus, 62; Hermit, 61 Stoics, 399ff., 429, 435, 531, 543ff.
Pindar, 38, 291 Story of Apollonius of Tyre, 463f.
Plato, 144f., 186f., 278, 331f., 337, 407, 409, Strabo, 179, 210ff., 276, 301, 359, 433
412, 414, 427f., 434; Cratylus, 88; Crito, Suetonius, 213f., 219, 224ff., 232f.; Caligula,
434; Gorg., 81, 129; Jon, 68, 407, 410f.; 437; Vesp. 15, 243
Laws, 102, 125, 293, 428, 430; Leg., 70, sycophants, 338f.
275f.; Parm., 13; Phaedo, 85, 88, 105; Synesius of Cyrene, 481
Phaedr., 80, 102, 143f., 347ff.; Pol., 118, Syracosius’ decree, 56, 61ff.
529; Prot., 117; Rep., 81ff., 88, 125, Tacitus, 179, 210, 212f., 219, 232, 425, 439;
127ff., 138, 143, 248, 294, 430; Symp., Ann., 224ff., 231, 567f., Hist., 235ff., 568
72ff., 275; Theaet., 78, 88, 294; Tim., 72f., Telecleides, The Truth-tellers, 63
87ff. Tenos, 365ff.
Plautus, 152ff.; Asinaria, 157ff. Terence, 152f., 155ff., 163, 168f.
Pliny, 179, 237 Teucer, 62
Pliny the Elder, 275, 279ff., 421 Theocritus, 146, 324, 541
Pliny the Younger, 192, 421, 425 Theophanes of Mytilene, 210ff.
Plotinus, 475ff. Theophrastus, 403, 405, 529ff.; De Sensu,
Plutarch, 13, 131f., 294, 338, 356, 427; 17f.
Caes., 191; Lyc., 295; Mor., 288; Thes., Thera, 290ff.
14, 538 Three Steles of Seth, 475ff.
INDEX
Thucydides, 26, 37, 46ff., 57ff., 117, 122ff., Varro, R.R., 190ff.
292, 337 Victorinus, 476ff.
Tiberius, 222ff. Virgil, 217; Aen., 249, 251f., 276, 282,
Tibullus, 218, 283 416ff.; Ecl., 255; Georg., 536
trade, 296f. Xenophon, 36, 51, 138, 140, 297, 331f., 334,
Tuberones, 180f. 343ff., 434; Heill., 60, 179, 339; Mem., A28
Valerius Flaccus, 282 Zeno of Sidon, 348ff.; 395ff.
Varius, de Morte, 418f. Zostrianos, 475ff.