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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 July 2021

Jessica Lightfoot
Jessica Lightfoot
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Wonder and the Marvellous from Homer to the Hellenistic World , pp. 253 - 260
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Index LOCORUM

AELIAN
De natura animalium
2.7: 56 n.31
2.20: 77 n.58
7.5: 56 n.31
16.39: 54 n.27
17.45: 77 n.58
AESCHYLUS
Choephori
164–245: 110
AGATHARCHIDES OF CNIDUS
On the Erythraean Sea
fr. 1 Burstein: 53
ALCIDAMAS
On Sophists
27: 29
28: 30
ANTIGONUS OF CARYSTUS
Collection of Marvellous Investigations
1–6: 81
7–8: 80, 82, 84
15b: 218 n.18
18: 43
19: 43, 55–56, 87
21: 63 n. 43
26–115: 72–73
43: 64 n.65
60: 43, 73
73: 74–76
74: 74, 76–77
75: 43, 74, 77–78
88: 44
89: 42
90: 44
129–73: 48
129: 47 n.8, 48
145: 218 n.18
150: 218 n.18
164–6: 48–49
165–6: 218 n.18
APOLLONIUS PARADOXOGRAPHUS
Marvellous Investigations
2: 218 n.16
17: 218 n.18
20: 218 n.18
ARISTOPHANES
Birds
3: 143
9: 143
65: 143
68: 143
144–5: 143
145–8: 144
165: 144
275: 144
363: 159
416: 147
492–8: 156 n.30
550–2: 145
639: 159
712: 156 n.30
1125–9: 145–146
1130–41: 146–147
1164–7: 148
1199–224: 148
1337–71: 153
1372–409: 153
1410–69: 153
1470–81: 149
1470–93: 154–156
1482–93: 149
1553–64: 149, 156–157
1694–705: 149, 157–158
Frogs
52–3: 119–120
1309–12: 153
Thesmophoriazusae
1060–1: 120 n.20
Wasps
421: 158 n.33
ARISTOTLE
De generatione animalium
734b9–14: 211 n.9
746b8: 143 n.9
De motu animalium
701b1–17: 211 n.9
De partibus animalium
644b: 139 n.3
644b29–645a17: 140 n.5
644b-665a: 186 n.19
645a15-17: 69–70, 84
655a12–16: 77 n.57
675a4: 76 n.56
Historia animalium
507a34–6: 75
507b34: 75
508b10–12: 75–76
516b9–11: 76
517a20–3: 77
517a28–9: 77
517a29–30: 77
536a: 90 n.18
538b12: 85 n.6
544b32: 85 n.6
545a22: 85 n.6
556b28–557a3: 44
557b6–8: 44
581a17: 85 n.6
581b6: 85 n.6
606b19: 143 n.9
616a6–12: 64 n.45
Metaphysics
982b12–15: 1, 140 n.5
982b12–21: 69, 118, 186 n.19
983a12–14: 211 n.9
Poetics
1448b4–17: 139–140
1452a4: 118 n.16
1452a5–11: 128 n.33
1452a32–b7: 127 n.32
1454a2–4: 117 n.15
1454a3–7: 127 n.32
1455a16–18: 117–18 n.15
1455a16-19: 128 n.33
1455a16–21: 127 n.32
1459a7: 140 n.4
1461a31–5: 224 n.29
Rhetoric
1371a31–b8: 139
1404b8–14: 10, 138–139, 141
1405a8–9: 139
1410b10–13: 140
1412a11–13: 140
1460a 141 n.5
Topica
126b17–24: 4 n.6
[ARISTOTLE]
On Marvellous Things Heard
4: 67 n.48
7: 67 n.48
8: 67 n.48
9–12: 66–68
13: 67 n.48
14: 67 n.48
165: 63 n.43
ATHENAEUS
Deipnosophistae
19e: 177
129d: 182 n.14
158e: 110 n.2
197c–203b: 54
221b: 56 n.31
320a: 85 n.7
409c: 43 n.2, 56 n.30, 56 n.31
457a: 90 n.17
561a: 110 n.2
BACCHYLIDES
17.123: 105 n.48
CALLIMACHUS
Aitia
fr. 43–43a Harder: 71
fr. 43b1–4 Harder: 71
Collection of Marvels from Every Land Arranged According to Places
frs. 407–11 Pf.: 47–49
CICERO
De finibus
5.29.87: 207–208
Tusculan Disputations
3.30: 206–207
DEMOCRITUS
D295 LM = 68 B216 DK: 208 n.6
D322 LM = 68 B215 DK: 208 n.6
DIODORUS SICULUS
3.18.4: 53 n.26
3.35.7: 77 n.58
3.36–7: 53
12.53.3: 4 n.7
DIOGENES LAERTIUS
2.17: 56 n.30
5.2.43: 85 n.7
ENNIUS
Annales
457: 216 n.14
Etymologicum Magnum
443.37–48: 3 n.5
EURIPIDES
Andromeda
fr. 145 TrGF Kannicht: 111 n.5
Electra
508–84: 110
Hecuba
560: 19 n.4
Helen
549: 4
1108–10: 153
1478–9: 153 n.25
1479–82: 153 n.25
1491–4: 153 n.25
Hippolytus
715–31: 150
732–4: 150
736–7: 150
746–7: 151
Ion
24: 132 n.36
158–9: 135
162: 135
171: 135
184–218: 133
190–200: 133–134
247–8: 135
251: 132 n.36
262–3: 135 n.39
384–5: 132 n.36
585–6: 132–3, 188 n.22
645: 132 n.36
1141–5: 134
1202–6: 135–136
1278: 132 n.36
Iphigenia among the Taurians
1–9: 121–122
30: 121
380–91: 124–125
388: 125
636–901: 127
759–87: 128
793–7: 128–129, 130
798–826: 128
806–9: 129
811: 129
822–6: 129–130
838–40: 130
900–1: 131
1089–105: 151–152
1089–152: 151
1095: 152
1138–42: 152–153
1317–24: 131
1321: 131 n.35
GELLIUS
Noctes Atticae
pr. 11: 219
pr. 12: 219
1.21: 225 n.32
2.6: 225 n.32
2.16: 225 n.32
3.11: 225 n.32
5.8: 225 n.32
6.20: 225 n.32
7.6: 216 n.14, 225 n.32
8.5: 225 n.32
9.4.1–5: 215–222
9.4.2: 226
9.4.6: 220
9.4.7: 221
9.4.12: 226
9.9: 225 n.32
9.10: 225 n.32
10.12.1–6: 226
10.12.8–10: 211 n.9
10.16: 225 n.32
13.27: 225 n.32
14.6.1–3: 222–225
14.6.3–4: 223
14.6.5: 225
16.6: 225 n.32
17.10: 225 n.32
GORGIAS
Palamedes
4: 4
HERO OF ALEXANDRIA
Peri Automatopoietikes
1.1: 211
1.7: 211
3.1–19.5: 212
4.1: 212 n.11
4.2: 212 n.12
20.1–5: 213
21.1: 214
22.1: 214
22.3–4: 214
22.5: 214
22.6: 214
Pneumatica
1.proem.12–17: 211
1.12: 213
1.17: 213
1.38: 213
2.21: 213
2.3: 213
HERODOTUS
Histories
1.1: 119
1.23–4: 102–105
1.178–9: 145–146
2.35: 62
2.75: 61–62
3.98–105: 60
3.102: 60
3.106: 59–60, 65
3.107: 60–61
3.108: 62
3.109: 62
3.110: 63
3.111: 63–64
3.112: 64
3.113: 64–65
3.114: 65
3.115: 151 n.23
3.116: 65
4.13–16: 217
4.103: 122
4.199: 224 n.29
HESIOD
Theogony
500: 134
834: 32 n.27
Works and Days
365: 88–89
[HESIOD]
Scutum
140: 35
160: 35
165: 35
218: 35
232–3: 35
244: 35
314–20: 35–36
HOMER
Iliad
5.724–5: 32
10.158: 224
10.439–40: 32
15.286: 95 n.26
15.290: 95 n.26
18.82–4: 32
18.83: 3
18.372–7: 32, 204
18.417–18: 204
18.462–7: 33
18.467: 36, 163 n.40
18.494–6: 34
18.539: 34
18.548–9: 3 n.3, 34–35
20.267–72: 224 n.29
20.344: 95 n.26
23.186: 223 n.27
23.222: 116
24.352–467: 114
24.471–87: 107
24.477: 113
24.479: 112
24.480–1: 112
24.483: 113, 114 n.9
24.483–4: 112
24.486: 114, 116
24.507: 116
24.629–32: 115
Odyssey
1.381–2: 32 n.27
1.441–2: 223 n.26, 225 n.31
4.43–4: 32
4.86: 223 n,29
4.638–9: 32 n.27
7.142–5: 113 n.7
7.203: 156
8.261–5: 98–99
10.326: 3 n.4
11.13–15: 155
11.15–19: 155
15.44–5: 223 n.25
14.45: 224
18.410–11: 32 n.27
19.36: 95 n.26
19.40: 95 n.26
20.268–9: 32 n.27
22.128: 223 n.24
22.137: 223 n.24
HOMERIC HYMN TO APHRODITE
84–5: 97 n.33
HOMERIC HYMN TO APOLLO
134–9: 97 n.33
149–64: 99–100
414–15: 97 n.33
HOMERIC HYMN TO DIONYSUS
34: 37, 97 n.33
38–41: 37
50: 97 n.33
HOMERIC HYMN TO HERMES
3–12: 92 n.21
28: 89
30–8: 88–89
38: 90
40: 90
42: 90
51: 80
52: 90
52–9: 92
79–81: 93–94
80: 93
86: 94
55: 94
218–25: 94–95
342–3: 95
439–46: 96–97
440: 93
455: 97
475–8: 89 n.14
HORACE
Epistles
1.6.1–8: 205–206
Satires
1.5.104: 220 n.20
HYGINUS
Fabulae
120–1: 123 n.25
MACROBIUS
Saturnalia
3.15.8: 47 n.5, 221 n.23
MATRO OF PITANE
Attic Dinner Party
fr. 1.121 Olson-Sens: 182 n.14
OPPIAN
Cynegetica
2.90–5: 77 n.58
PARADOXOGRAPHUS PALATINUS
20: 84–85
PHILITAS OF COS
fr. 18 Sb.: 80
PINDAR
Olympian 1
1.28: 1, 119, 199
1.28–9: 125–126
1.30–5: 126
1.36–40: 126
1.36–53: 125 n.30
Pythian 1
1.26: 32 n.27
Pythian 3
3.20: 168
3.22: 168
PLATO
Charmides
153a: 23 n.14
154b–d: 17, 19–21
154d: 21–22
154e: 22
155a: 28 n.19
155c–d: 22
159b: 27
160e: 27
161b: 27
162b: 27 n.18
162c–d: 27
Euthydemus
271c: 186 n.20
276d: 5, 186 n.20
283a–b: 186 n.20
286b–c: 186 n.20
288a–b: 186 n.20
294a: 186 n.20
294e: 186 n.20
295a: 186 n.20
Hippias Major
282c: 182
282d: 183
282e: 183
Ion
535b: 183
535b–e: 183 n.15
535d–e: 183–184
Laches
181b: 24
Laws
644d–e: 201–202
645a: 202
658a: 178–179
658b–c: 179
658d: 179–180
739a: 201
Menexenus
235a–b: 165
Meno
80a–b: 197 n.35
Phaedrus
252d: 20 n.8
274b-278e: 28
275d: 29 n.20
Republic
514a–b: 174–175, 192–198
514c–515a: 193
515a: 196–197
532b–c: 198
598a–d: 191 n.25
602c–d: 188–189
Sophist
234b–c: 189–191
235a–b: 191–192
Symposium
215b: 21 n.8, 197 n.35
215d: 21 n.8, 197 n.35
216c: 21 n.8, 197 n.35
216d: 197 n.35
216e–217a: 21 n.8
217a: 197 n.35
219c: 197 n.35
220a–b: 24 n.15, 197 n.35
220c: 24 n.15, 197 n.35
221a–c: 24
221c: 197 n.35
222a: 21 n.8
Theaetetus
142b: 23
143e–144b: 24–25
154c: 25
155c: 25–26
155d: 1, 26, 198
Timaeus
20e: 28 n.19
PLINY THE ELDER
Natural History
7.9–26: 221
8.77: 56 n.31
8.218: 56 n.31
11.125: 77 n.58
31.12: 47 n.5, 221 n.23
31.51: 47 n.5, 221 n.23
PLUTARCH
Lycurgus
19.2: 178
Moralia
44b: 207
POLYBIUS
Histories
12.13.9: 211 n.9
POSIDIPPUS OF PELLA
Lithika
13 AB: 39–40
15 AB: 39–40
17 AB: 39–40
SCHOLIA TO HOMER
Iliad
3.126–7: 34 n.29
10.158: 224 n.30
20.269–72: 224 n.29
23.186: 225 n.31
Odyssey
1.441–2: 225 n.31
4.86: 224 n.29
15.45: 224 n.30
22.128: 225 n.31
SENECA THE YOUNGER
Epistulae
8.5: 207
SOPHOCLES
Chryses
frs. 726–9 TrGF Radt: 122
Ichneutai
229–30: 91 n.20
249–50: 91
278: 91
299–300: 91
Tyro
fr. 654 TrGF Radt: 144
STRABO
Geography
1.3.16: 207
1.3.21: 208
14.2.19: 86
16.4.5–7: 53 n.26
17.1.5: 53 n.26
17.1.14: 43 n.2
TERENCE
Hecyra
2–3: 180
4–5: 180
34: 180
THEOCRITUS
Idylls
1.29–31: 37
1.56: 36
THEOGNIS
1229–30: 90 n.17
THEOPHRASTUS
Characters
6.4: 179 n.9
27.7: 179 n.9
THUCYDIDES
History
1.10.2–3: 164
2.39.4: 163 n.39
2.41.1: 163
2.41.3–4: 162–164, 171
3.104: 84 n.2
6.1.1: 161
6.11.4: 166–167
6.12.2: 169
6.13.1: 167
6.16.2: 169
6.16.3: 169
6.20.3: 170
6.24.1: 167
6.24.2: 167
6.24.3: 167–168
6.30–1: 170
6.31.1: 170
6.31.4: 170
6.31.6: 170
6.46.4: 172 n.50
7.55.2: 171
7.56.2: 171
7.63.3: 171, 172 n.49
7.70.6: 172
7.71.7: 172
TZETZES
Chiliades
2.35.154: 46
VARRO
De re rustica
2.3.5: 56 n.31
3.2.4: 56 n.31
3.12.4–5: 56 n.31
3.16.4: 56 n.30, 56 n.31
VIRGIL
Georgics
4.281–314: 87 n.12
4.538–58: 87 n.12
VITRUVIUS
De architectura
8 pr.1: 110 n.2
XENOPHON
Symposium
2.1: 181–182
7.2: 184
7.3–4: 185–187
ZENON PAPYRI
I 59075: 54 n.27

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  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009003551.011
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