Aelian, fr. 44 Hercher: 74n.3
Aelius Aristides, Oration 19.2: 70
Aeschylus, Danaid Trilogy: 75, 117, 150; fr. 228 Nauck: 110n.97; Oresteia: 116, 150, 214; Prometheus Trilogy: 117; Prometheus Bound: 106–13, 201, 436–506; Seven Against Thebes: 141
Alkman, frag. 1: 43, frag. 3: 43; Partheneia: 127, 137n.182
Andokides, Oration 1: 62
Apollodoros, Bibliotheca
1.5.1: 46, 51, 178n.309, 187, 221n.15, 229, 231
1.5.2: 44
3.13.6: 48
3.14.4: 58
3.15.4–5: 170n.277
Apollodoros, Die Fragmente der griechischen Historiker 244F110: 69
Apollonios Rhodios, Argonautica
3.861–62: 110n.98
4.869–79: 48
Apuleius, The Golden Ass: 109, 120
Aristophanes, Birds schol. 1764: 229; Clouds 254–68: 68n.11; Frogs 71: 144; 396ff.: 46; 448–55: 70; 457–59: 56; 671: 123; Lysistrata 89: 47; Peace 712: 47; schol. 869: 108n.89; Ploutos schol. 845: 69; 1014: 46; schol. 1013: 66n.6; Thesmophoriazusae: 72, 74, 140; Wasps schol. 804: 124n.137; schol. 1429: 59n.99, 97n.55
Aristotle, frag. 15: 69; Nicomachean Ethics 1161a: 108n.93; Poetics 1448b31–32: 45; Politics 1319b: 143
Arnobius, Adversus Nationes 5.25–26: 46
Asterios, Homiliae 10: 69
Athenaios, Deipnosophistae 6.253D: 66n.6
Augustine, De Civitate Dei 7.20: 69
Bacchylides, frag. 47: 42, 152n.217
Callimachus, frag. 466: 124n.134
Cicero, Against Verres 2.4.106–8: 31, 177; De Legibus 2.14.36: 71; De Natura Deorum 2.66: 59n.99, 97n.55; 3.53: 110n.97
Claudian, De Raptu Proserpinae: 31, 32, 33, 166; 1.733–37: 34; 2.207–8: 221; 2.326–72: 55; 3.55ff.: 110n.97, 152, 153n.222, 221; 3.107ff.: 88n.26
Cleanthes, frag. 547: 59n.99, 97n.55
Clement, Protreptikos 2.12.2: 38, 68; 2.15.1: 110n.98; 2.15.1–2: 125n.141; 2.17.1: 30n.9; 2.20.1: 22; 2.20.1–21: 30n.9, 46
Cleomedes, De motu circulari corporum caelestium 2.1: 73n.30
Deuteronomy 22.24–27: 36
Diodorus Siculus, Bibliotheca Historica
5.4.3: 34n.23
5.4.4: 177
5.4.7: 4, 59, 72n.26, 73n.30, 100n.64, 229
5.5.2–3: 145n.199
5.51: 39
5.69.3: 177
Diogenes Laertios, Vitae Philosophorum 6.39: 56n.71, 87n.21
Eunapios, Vitae Sophistarum VII 3: 80n.3
Euripides, frag. 63 Nauck: 39; Alkestis: 87; Andromache: 150; Bacchae: 139; Erectheus: 170n.277; Hekabe: 82; Helen 1301–68: 30, 33, 39, 221, 230; 1301ff.: 152n.217; Hippolytos: 87, 215; Hypsipyle: 69; Ion 308ff.: 141; 1048: 124n.135; Medeia 230–51: 81n.8, 150; Suppliant Women 54: 69; 271: 173
Eusebios, Praeparatio Evangelica 2.3.31–35: 46
Herodotos, Histories 1.30: 170; 2.53.1–2: 117; 2.171: 103n.74, 117n.115; 5.92: 51; 7.6: 152n.218; 9.97: 171
Hesiod, Theogony: 87, 105, 106n.82
71–74: 108
99–101: xii
104ff.: 198
141: 200
203–4: 199
346–48: 199
390–96: 199
399: 199
409ff: 221
412ff: 199
426: 148
427: 124
450–52: 124n.137
535–56: 200
545: 54
550: 54
561: 54
561ff.: 201
881–82: 200
882: 200
903–6: 199
912–14: 183
914: 42
926: 199
929: 199
939: 199
969–74: 63
Works and Days
32 (Tzetzes on): 59n.99, 97n.55
47–50: 201
519–26: 127n.146
699–701: 150
Hippolytos, Refutatio Omnium Haeresium 5.7.34: 69; 5.8: 66n.6, 96, 110n.98; 5.8.39: 69; 5.8.40: 50, 69
Homer, Iliad
1: 90
1.8ff.: 184n.2
1.76: 182
1.605–11: 106
2.695–96: 182
3.278–79: 55
8.289–91: 106
9.2–3: 188
9.14–15: 189
9.453–57: 55
9.457: 183
9.524–605: 183
9.533ff: 184n.2
9.574–99: 189
11.624–42: 187
11.795ff: 188
12.243: 142n.192
13.332: 182
15.558: 42
16.4–5: 189
16.21ff.: 188
16.419ff: 197
18.23–25: 187
18.56: 40
18.197–231: 188
18.203–31: 188
18.432–55: 187
19.210: 187
19.320: 187
21: 90
22.87: 40
22.405–72: 3
22.429: 42
22.460: 57
24.88: 45
24.527ff.: 43
24.610: 37
24.664: 37
1.5–9: 185
1.170: 142n.194
3.132ff: 184
4.33ff: 227
4.90ff.: 189
4.563–59: 55
4.563–69: 85
5.118–29: 106
5.125: 182
5.125–28: 63
6.25ff.: 225
6.135ff.: 33
6.157: 40
6.160a, schol. P. on, 88n.26
6.180ff.: 226
6.180–85: 43
6.181: 60
6.197ff.: 226
6.224–37: 188
6.291–92: 186
6.490–93: 137
7.19–20: 186
7.66ff.: 226
7.131: 42
8: 106
8.158–64: 186
8.317–20: 149
9.534–35: 185
10.105ff.: 186
10.244ff.: 187
10.491: 183
11.213: 183
11.217: 183
11.226: 183
11.386: 183
11.445: 185
11.489–91: 85
11.635: 183
13.280: 185n.11
14.345ff.: 185
17.206: 42
17.233: 186
17.339: 186
17.462: 186
23.296: 189
Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite 37: 200; 91–110: 44; 167: 54
Homeric Hymn to Apollo 249–99: 142n.195; 305–68: 113
Homeric Hymn to Demeter
3: 33
3: 202
4: 33
7–80: 202
8–9: 53
9: 35
11: 35
15–32: 35
17: 36
20: 127
20–21: 36
22: 36
23: 37
33–50: 37
35–36: 37
38–39: 37
48: 38
56: 39
59–60: 40
62: 40
64–65: 40
83ff.: 40
86: 40
89: 40
96–97: 40
99: 42
113–44: 42
125ff.: 43
131–32: 42
135ff.: 43
137: 43
140–44: 43
145–68: 43
147–48: 86
150–51: 138
153ff.: 44
166: 193
169–89: 44
171ff.: 227
187: 192
190–211: 45
198: 52
212–30: 48
216–17: 86
221: 193
236: 50
239: 50
239–40: 192
243–45: 50
253: 51
256–74: 51
265–67: 52
268: 204
268–69: 188
270–72: 52
271: 142
273: 100
273–74: 202
273–80: 52
281–83: 52
285–91: 53
292–304: 53
300: 53
306: 40
314ff.: 203
318: 106
321: 54
325ff.: 203
326–28: 202
333: 54
334ff.: 203
334–74: 54
335ff.: 54
337: 54
343–44: 108
344: 127
344–45: 54
359: 55
360–62: 108
362: 127
365ff.: 202
366: 193
370–71: 57
371–72: 60
372: 130
374: 57
375–404: 57
385–87: 58
387–404: 57
398–404: 31
399–400: 58
411–13: 109
413: 193
417–24: 33
419–20: 148
428: 60
438–40: 61
439: 61
440: 61
441–69: 61
443–44: 202
450–52: 148
461: 62
470: 58
470–95: 62
473–79: 209
477: 62
480: 39
481–82: 144
494: 148
Homeric Hymn to Hermes 471: 200; 516: 200; 573: 200
Homeric Hymn to Poseidon 4–5: 200
Hyginus, Astronomy 2.15: 111n.101; Fabulae 146: 30, 33; 147: 30, 33, 48, 138n.183; 251: 88n.26
Inscriptiones Graecae II/III2 3661.5: 71; 12.5.227: 229
Isokrates, Panegyrikos: 4.28: 70, 99, 239; 4.28–29: 30
Kallimachos, Hymn 6: 30; frag. 466: 61
Krinagoras of Lesbos, Palatine Anthology: 11.42: 240
Lactantius Placidus, Epitome Divinarum Institutionum: 18[23].7: 38, 58, 69; Fabulae 5.7: 48; on Statius Thebaid 2.382: 138n.183; 5.34: 31
Likophron, Alexandria 698: 110n.98
Lucan, Civil Wars 6.698ff.: 60, 109; 6.698–700: 31; 6.739ff.: 60, 109; 6.739–42: 31
Lucian, Dialogues of Courtesans 2.1: 72n.25, 75n.37
Lysias 6: 63
Meleager, Palatine Anthology XII.182: 220
Menander, Epitrepontes 749: 72n.25
Nikander, Theriaka 483–87: 30, 56; schol. on 483: 47; schol. on 585: 56; Alexipharmaka 129–32: 30; 131–32: 46; frag. 56: 47, 56
Nonnos, Dionysiaka 6.1–7: 34; 6.1–168: 31, 110; 6.31: 148n.210
Orphic Argonautika 1191–96: 30
Orphic Fragments
40–41: 221
42 Kern: 124n.134
43: 36
48: 93n.38
49.101ff.: 101n.68
51 Kern: 104n.75
58: 110
153: 110
195: 110
197: 110n.96
303: 110
Orphic Hymns
18: 30
41: 30
43: 30
70: 110n.97
71: 110n.97
Orphic Rhapsodies, frag. 303 Kern: 110, 132n.168
Ovid, Ars Amatoria 2.601–4: 63
Fasti: 152
4: 48
4.417–620: 31
4.494: 38
4.507ff.: 225
4.583ff.: 221n.15
4.607–8: 56
4.611ff.: 88n.26
4: 48
4.417–620: 31
4.494: 38
4.507ff.: 225
4.583ff.: 221n.15
4.607–8: 56
4.611ff.: 88n.26
5.341–43: 117
5.375–77: 33
5.385–661: 31
5.391: 23n.23
5.411–20: 33
5.449–61: 187
5.504ff.: 221n.15
5.538–50: 56
5.554: 58
Pamphos, Hymn to Demeter 30, 145, 173n.289, 174, 186
Papyrus d.R. University of Milan [193] #20, 176–77: 68–69
Pausanias, Graeciae Descriptio
1.14.2: 221n.15
1.36.3: 170n.277
1.38.3: 30, 41, 138, 170 and n. 277
1.38.6: 235
1.38.7: 63
2.5.8: 225
2.35.3: 40
2.35.4: 225
4.17.1: 74n.33
6.25.2: 89n.28
7.21.3: 174
8.25: 125n.142
8.25.5–6: 223n.16
8.42.2ff.: 125n.142
9.31.9: 30
Philikos, Choriambic Hymn to Demeter: 30, 46, 152; GLP 90: 238
Philochoros, in Die Fragmente der griechischen Historiker 328, frag. 103: 46
Philodemos, De Pietate. Herculaneum Papyrus 1088, frag. 6.12–16: 61, 152n.220
Pindar, Pythian Odes 4.106ff.: 202; 4.189ff.: 202; 9.38: 54; frag.137a: 70, 152n.217; frag. 212 Bowra: 240
Plato, Phaedo 67.8–9: 88n.26; Phaedrus 250b6: 70; 275e6: 213; Republic 363a-366b: 56, 71; Seventh Letter 334b7: 70; Theaetetus 160E: 51
Plutarch, Alkibiades 19–22: 62; Moralia 21ff.: 56; 138d: 108n.89; 279f: 108n.89; 298b-c: 100n.64; 378e: 72n.26; 479: 70; 511c: 47; Non Posse 1105b: 71n.21; Solon 20.2: 148; 24: 146; 89c: 108n.89; Theseus 10: 170; Frag. 168 Sandbach= Stobaeus Anthologium 4.52.49: 70, 71
Pollux, Onomastikon 3.42: 81n.8
Proklos, In Platonis Timaeum Commentaria III.176.28, IG II–III24876: 69
Second Vatican Mythographer 94–100: 31, 231; 97: 138n.183
Sopatros, Rhetores Graeci VIII 114–15: 69
Sophocles, Antigone 1199: 124n.135; Oedipous at Colonus 683: 34; 1050: 141; 1050–51: 49; Oedipous the King 981–82: 141; Tereus (524N): 127n.146, 150; Trachiniae: 150; Triptolemos (753N): 240; frag. 524N: 220n.14; frag. 837 Radt: 70, 152n.217
Stephanus of Byzantium, Agra: 66n.5
Strabo 633: 171
Tertullian, Ad Nationes 2: 125n.141
Theodoretos of Kyrrhos, Graecarum Offectionum Curatio 3.84: 73n.31
Theokritos 2.12: 61, 124n.135; 18: 220
Thucydides, The Peloponnesian Wars 2.15: 170; 3.104.3–4: 2n.2; 6.27ff.: 62
Vergil, Aeneid, Servius on 4.58: 105n.79; Georgics, Servius on 1.19: 138n.183; 1.39: 31; Servius on 1.39: 60, 88n.26, 109n.95