Greek Tragedy in the Light of Vase Paintings
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- GREEK TRAGEDY IN THE LIGHT OF VASE PAINTINGS
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- THE COMMON ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE NOTES
- CHAPTER I THE INFLUENCE OF GREEK TRAGEDY UPON ANCIENT ART OUTSIDE OF THE VASES
- § 1. Introductory.
- § 2. Tragic Influences in Sculpture.
- 1. Greek Sculpture.
- 2. The Etruscan Ash-urns.
- 3. Roman Sarcophagi.
- § 3. The Influence of Tragedy on Painting.
- 1. On Greek Painting.
- 2. The Wall Paintings of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
- § 4. Tragic Elements on the Etruscan Mirrors.
- § 5. Greek Tragedy and the ‘Megarian Bowls.’
- CHAPTER II THE INFLUENCE OF GREEK TRAGEDY ON VASE PAINTING.
- § 1. Theories advanced for the Earliest Point of Contact.
- § 2. Earliest Evidence.
- § 3. Fifth Century.
- § 4. The Fourth Century and the Conditions in Lower Italy.
- CHAPTER III AISCHYLOS AND THE VASE PAINTINGS
- § 1. Introduction.
- § 2. Choephoroi.
- § 3. Eumenides.
- § 4. The lost Plays.
- Lykurgeia.
- Phrygians.
- CHAPTER IV SOPHOKLES AND HIS RELATION TO VASE PAINTING
- CHAPTER V EURIPIDES AND VASE PAINTING
- § 1. Introduction.
- § 2. Andromache.
- § 3. Bakchai.
- § 4. Hekabe.
- § 5. Hippolytos.
- § 6. Iphigeneia at Aulis.
- § 7. Iphigeneia among the Taurians.
- § 8. Kyklops.
- § 9. Medeia.
- § 10. Phoinissai.
- § 11. Supplementary.
- Alkestis.
- Andromache.
- Elektra.
- Herakles Furens.
- Hippolytos.
- Ion.
- Iphigeneia at Aulis.
- Euripides’ Lost Plays.
- Aiolos.
- Alkmene.
- Andromeda.
- Antigone.
- Antiope.
- Bellerophon.
- Chrysippos.
- Hypsipyle.
- Meleagros.
- Stheneboia.
- Telephos.
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