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by K J Dover


  Demos, son of Pyrilampes 111

  Demosthenes 19f., 35, 40, 46, 69, 76, 99

  desire 43f., 169, 176

  Dion of Syracuse 59

  Dionysos 72, 78, 94, 172

  Dorians 185–96

  double standard 88–90

  dreams 64f.

  education 41 n.4, 47 n.19, 91, 174f., 181, 202f.

  effeminacy 68f., 145

  Egypt 129

  ejaculation of semen 65, 170

  elands 105 n.95

  elegiac poetry 50, 195

  Elis 81f., 190, 192

  embracing 96

  encomia 57, 154f.

  Endymion 172

  epigrams 14f.

  erection of penis 96f., 105, 126–8

  eros 43–9 and passim; see also Index II

  Eros (the god) 43, 63, 72, 75, 77f., 93, 125, 130, 160–5

  Euaion 115

  evidence 25f.; see also argument, courts of law

  Exekias 134 n.19

  expenditure 64, 67

  expression, facial 5

  eyes 66, 71

  face 71; see also expression

  faeces 145, 152

  family 201–3

  fantasy 51f., 133–5

  farting 142

  fat 70

  fellation 99, 101, 182f.

  flesh, texture of 79f.

  foreskin 125, 127f.

  forms, Platonic theory of 160f., 164

  Freud 179 n.24

  gangs 38

  Ganymede 6, 69–71, 68f., 92f., 125, 145, 149, 172, 186, 196–8

  genitals 125, 130f.; see also penis, vulva

  gestures 5f., 92

  giants 126

  gifts 92f., 146, 176

  giraffes 99 n.79

  glans penis 127–33

  gods 178, 198

  gossip 30, 39f., 107

  graffiti 9, 111–4, 122f., 143, 195

  group activity 87, 102, 152

  gymnasia 54f., 138

  habituation 168–70

  hair 37f., 138, 142, 183; on body 71, 142, 144; of head 78f.

  Harmodios and Aristogeiton 41, 62f., 82, 191

  Hegesandros 22, 25f.

  Helen 188

  Herakles 8, 64, 79, 134, 172, 199

  herdsmen 65, 104, 150

  herms 105, 132f., 151 n.24

  hetairai 57, 171; see also Index II

  Hieronymos, son of Xenophantos 37f., 138

  Hipponax 174

  Homer 2, 194

  homosexuality, definition of 1, 99 n.79

  homosexuality, female 172–82

  hubris 34–9, 93; see also Index II

  humour 10, 96, 106, n.100, 128; see also comedy

  hunting 87f.

  Hyakinthos 75, 78, 93, 98

  Hylas 172, 199

  iambic poetry 11, 152, 195

  imagery 58f.

  incest 156 n.8, 166, 190f.

  inhibition 23, 72, 95 n.66, 151f.; see also reticence

  innovation 200f., 203

  inscriptions 123f.; see also vase-inscriptions

  Iolaos 134, 199

  Ionians 81f., 185, 194–6

  jealousy 178

  juries, see courts of law

  Kallias of Mytilene 174f.

  Khalkis 187f., 191, 196

  Khrysippos 61, 149, 199f.

  kissing 59, 64, 94, 160

  Kleisthenes 144

  Kleon 141

  Kleonymos 139, 144

  Kritias 55, 68, 108, 123, 159f., 187

  Laios 61, 166, 199f.

  law 24, 190f.; see also courts of law

  lesbianism 182f.

  Lesbos 173, 178, 182f.

  love 49–53, 122–4, 161–3

  lyric poetry 195

  Lysias 44

  Macedonia 3f., 19, 194

  marriage 163, 167, 171

  masturbation 97, 102, 118, 128, 135, 139, 148

  Meleagros (‘Meleager’) 14f.

  Memnon 199 n.3

  Menander 151, 153

  menstruation 173

  military organisation 185, 191–4, 202

  Minos 186, 199

  Misgolas 21f., 25f., 39f., 73

  muscles 69

  music 73–5

  myth 93 n.61, 196–200

  nature 60, 154, 165–70

  nose 71, 80

  olisbos l02, 132

  Orestes 72, 78, 133f ; and Pylades 72, 199

  Orpheus 78, 162

  Pan 93

  Paris 119

  Pausanias 12f., 81–4, 91, 144

  Peisistratos 100 n.80

  Pelops 93, 198f.

  pelvis 70

  penalties 27–9

  penis 125–35

  penis-envy 179 n.24

  Periandros 107 n.101, 139

  Periklymenos 106, 134 n.20

  Persia 3, 81 n.38, 97, 105, 142

  Phales 136

  phallic awe 179 n.24

  phallos 131f., 136

  phallos-bird, phallos-horse 133

  Phaon 78, 174 n.6

  philosophy 153–70

  Phoenicians 129

  Pindar 179, 198

  Plataeans 32f.

  Plato 11–3, 59, 150, 153–68

  poetry 9f., 14f., 57–9, 195 n.20

  politics 83 n.40, 141f.

  posture 71f., 141

  poverty 108, 149f.

  Priapos 105, 132

  prison 87 n.50

  procuring 27f.

  prostitution 17, 20–2, 30, 33f., 37f., 42, 46, 67, 103, 107f., 140

  quarrelling 56f., 94 n.62, 189 n.12

  rape 36 n.18, 46 n.13, 61, 189f.; see also assault, hubris

  religion 203; see also gods

  reticence 53f., 107 n.101; see also inhibition

  rumour; see gossip

  Sappho 121, 173–9

  satyrs 7, 72, 97, 120f., 127f., 139 n.6

  scrotum 125f.

  seduction 157f., 163

  segregation, sexual 149f., 151 n.23, 193

  self-sacrifice 51f., 191

  semen 97 n.70, 169f., 202 n.13

  sensitivity 47

  shame 193 n.18

  shyness 84f.

  slang 59

  slaves 48f., 60, 97, 148

  Socrates 12, 55, 80, 85, 87, 153–65, 174

  sodomy; see copulation, anal

  Solon 33f., 195f.

  soul 160f., 164f., 168

  Sparta 78, 81, 173, 179–82, 185–8, 193, 196, 197 n.2, 202

  spears 133f.

  stance; see posture

  Straton (epigrammatist) 15 n.30

  suicide 51 n.23

  surrealism 133

  swords 133f.

  taboo 173, 182

  tax, prostitution 30, 40

  Thebes; see Boiotia

  Theognis 9f., 57–9

  Thera 195

  Theseus 78, 134, 188, 199

  thighs 70

  Thrace 129

  Timarkhos 13, 19–22, 24–31, 34, 36–41, 46–53, 60, 67, 73, 106f.

  titillation 94–6, 137

  Tithonos 6, 75, 93, 172, 197

  torso 70, 72

  transvestism 66

  Tydeus l06, 134 n.20

  urination 152

  vase-inscriptions 6, 9, 114–22, 146

  vase-painting 4–8, 151, 195

  vomiting 152

  vulva 135

  Xenophon 61f., 64

  war 201

  wealth 74

  weddings 178

  women 36 n.18, 88–90, 100–2, 144f., 148–51, 161 n.11, 168f., 171–83, 193

  work 150f.

  wrestling; see gymnasia

  Zephyros; see Hyakinthos

  Zeus 6, 69f., 79, 92f., 128f., 186, 196–8

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