- Index to Volume 123, 2002
PART I: Subjects
Aeschylus, Supplices, 111-18
Alcibiades, 205-28
Apollodorus, 229-56
Archilochus, 172-81
arete, 35-49
Aristophanes, 319-511
Aristophanes, the body in, 369-406
Aristophanes, Clouds, 169-204
Aristophanes, gender representation in, 369-406
Aristophanes, Knights, 169-204
Aristophanes, staging of, 465-99
Aristophanes, Thesmophoriazousai ,319-511
Aristophanes, Thesmophoriazousai, reception history, 407-27
Aristophanes, Wasps, 170, 189-204
Aristophanes, Wealth, 549-57
Arrowsmith, William, 429-63
Bandusia, spring of, 51-59
biography and panegyric, Greek, 141-44
bunraku, 1-34
Caesar, funeral of, 566-74, 579, 582-83
Callimachus, 524-26
Cassius Dio, 618-20
catalogue of birds, Statius, 95-110
citizenship and arete, 40-47
comedy, classical and post-classical, 641-44
Cratinus, Pytine, 169-204
Demeter, 329-67, 398-401
Demosthenes, 229-56
Dionysus, 353-61
Egypt, Greek representations of, 629-33
Euripides, Andromache, 126-29
Euripides, Cyclops, 206, 219-28
Euripides, Hecuba, 129-32
Euripides, Medea, 1-34
Euripides Agonistes, 437-63
Euripides and Aristophanes, 329-61, 369-402, 429-63
fairytales and folktales, ancient, 287-89
genre, 119-22
geography and travel, Roman, 529-34
Greece, eastern influence on, 629-33
Greek comedy, 319-511
Greek theater, 319-511
Greek tragedy, 1-34
Harpokration, 231-40
Herodotus, 122-26
Hesiod, 149-68
Homer, Odyssey, 541-47
Homer, temples and ships in, 541-47
Horace, 305-8
Horace, Odes, 51-59
imperial Rome, cultural studies of, 637-41
Japanese theater, 1-34
Julian, funeral of, 575-79
Julius Caesar, Bellum Gallicum, malacia in, 611-18
Julius Caesar, Bellum Gallicum, ships in, 605-10
Julius Caesar, Bellum Gallicum, virtus in, 601-22
kabuki, 1-34
Laodamia, 61-87
Latin literature, the politics of, 645-48
law, Athenian, 229-56
Livy, 526-29
Lucretius, 301-5
Lysias, 231-56 [End Page 1]
Macedonia, 136-40
magic, erotic, 61, 65-76
mantissa, 275-86
Medea, 289-93
Mee, Charles, Big Love, 111-18
Midas, 205-19
Mimes, at Roman funerals, 559-85
moicheia, 229-56
Ninagawa, Yukio, 1-34
Old Comedy, Greek, 169-204
Ovid, birds in, 95-110
Ovid, exile poetry, 257-73
Ovid, Heroides, 61-87
Ovid, Metamorphoses, 89-94, 623-27
patronage, 305-8
Pausanias, 633-37
Penelope, 89-94
performance studies, 465-99
Petronius, Satyricon, 275-86
Plato, heroic ethic in, 293-97
Plato, myth in, 132-36
Plato, Protagoras, 521-24
Plato, Symposium, 205-28
Plautus, 297-301
Plutarch, 231-43
Polyphemus, 219-23
Presocratics, 132-36
Protesilaus, 61-87
rex, 587-96
ritual, Greek, 329-67
Roman funerals, mimes at, 559-85
Rome, imperial, Greek identity in, 637-41
Romulus, 587-99
satyric motifs in Plato's Symposium, 205-28
sculpture, Greek, 513-16
Shakespeare and Greek comedy, 447-57
Silenus, 205-23
Simonides, 516-21
slaves in Plautus, 297-301
Socrates, 205-28
Solon, 149-68
Statius, Silvae, 95-110
Suetonius, 564-69
Thesmophoria, 331-39
Tibullus, 308-12
translation, problems in, 429-63, 484-87
Veneti, 601-22
Vertumnus, 89-94
Vespasian, funeral of, 564-66, 574, 579, 582
Virgil, 301-5
Virgil, Georgics, 301-5
wealth in Solon, 149-68
Zimmerman, Mary, 623-27