Illustrations and Maps

Illustrations

Frontispiece	Tondo of a red-figure cup by the Pedieus Painter, c.510 BCE.
1.1	Guido Reni (1575–1642). “The Abduction of Helen,” 1641.
2.1	The funeral banquet. Greek wall painting from the Tomb of the Diver, early fifth century BCE.
2.2	Polyxena sarcophagus, c.525–500 BCE. Women at symposium.
3.1	Kalyx krater (mixing bowl) by the Niobid Painter, c.460–450 BCE.
3.2	Image of satyrs on a red-figure kylix by the Nikosthenes Painter, sixth century BCE.
3.3	Red-figure cup by the Kiss Painter (name vase). 521–510 BCE.
3.4	Attic black-figure kylix, c.520–500 BCE: courtship between man and boy.
3.5	Attic black-figure amphora with male courtship scene, c.550–540 BCE.
3.6	Attic black-figure tripod pyxis with three male couples.
3.7	Attic red-figure kylix attributed to the Carpenter Painter, 510–500 BCE.
3.8	Peithinos cup, side A, sixth century BCE: young men and boys.
3.9	Peithinos cup, side B: sixth century BCE: youths courting young women.
3.10	Tondo of Peithinos cup: sixth century BCE: Peleus wrestling with Thetis.
3.11	Red-figure oinochoê, side A: running youth.
3.12	Red-figure oinochoê, side B: stooping barbarian.
3.13	Red-figure krater by the Dinos Painter, fifth century BCE: lovemaking scene.
3.14	Red-figure hydria by the Shuválov Painter, fifth century BCE: erotic scene.
3.15	Red-figure psykter signed by Euphronius: courtesans at a symposium.
3.16	Kylix (wine cup) by Douris with erotic scene, c.480 BCE.
3.17	Red-figure kylix by the Pedieus Painter, c.510–500 BCE: orgy scene.
3.18	Loutrophoros depicting a bridal procession, c.450–425 BCE.
3.19	Late Attic red-figure hydria by the Meidias Painter, fl. 410 BCE.
4.1	Late Attic red-figure kalyx krater, c.420 BCE: scene from comedy.
5.1	“Alexander Sarcophagus,” late fourth century BCE, detail: Alexander hunting lion.
5.2	Ivory head of Philip II from royal tombs at Vergina, fourth century BCE.
6.1	Praxiteles, Cnidian Venus. Roman copy after Greek original, c.350−30 BCE.
6.2	Gold octodrachm of Ptolemy II and Arsinoë II, Egypt, c.285–246 BCE.
7.1	Sarcophagus and lid with husband and wife, c.350–300 BCE.
7.2	Exterior of bull ring, Merida, Spain.
8.1	Fresco in the Villa of the Mysteries, Pompeii.
8.2	Peace or Tellus Mater: panel from the Ara Pacis, Rome, 13−9 BCE.
8.3	Marcus Agrippa with imperial family: south frieze of the Ara Pacis, Rome.
9.1	Colossal bust of Antinous.
10.1	Marble grave relief of Aurelia Philematium. Rome, Italy, c.80 BCE.
10.2	Fresco of Priapus weighing his penis from the Casa dei Vettii, Pompeii.
10.3	Ithyphallic bronze tintinnabulum from Pompeii.
10.4	Fresco of erotic scene from Pompeii, House of Caecilius Iucundus.
10.5	The Warren Cup, side A: lovemaking, man and youth.
10.6	The Warren Cup, side B: lovemaking, man and boy.

Maps

1	Greece and the Aegean World
2	The Hellenistic World
3	Italy
4	The Roman Empire under Trajan and Hadrian 98–138 CE