0 The Gods of Greek Hexameter Poetry
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0 The Gods of Greek Hexameter Poetry
CONTENTS Preface ............................................................................................................... viii Contributors ....................................................................................................... ix Abbreviations ..................................................................................................... xiv 1 Hiero’s Question: An Introduction ............................................................ James J. Clauss, Martine Cuypers and Ahuvia Kahane 1 ARCHAIC POETRY 2 The Justice of Zeus in the Theogony? ........................................................ 21 Jenny Strauss Clay 3 The Gods in the Narratives of the Homeric Hymns .................................. 32 Andrew Faulkner 4 Divine Perspective and the Plots of Zeus in the Hesiodic Catalogue ....... 43 Kirk Ormand 5 Herding Cats: Zeus, the Other Gods, and the Plot of the Iliad .................. 60 Jim Marks 6 Poseidon in the Odyssey ............................................................................ 76 Richard P. Martin 7 The Gods in Cyclic Epic ............................................................................ 95 Christos Tsagalis 8 Ares in the Pseudo-Hesiodic Shield ........................................................... 118 Timothy Heckenlively HELLENISTIC POETRY 9 Heldendämmerung Anticipated: The Gods in Apollonius’ Argonautica .. 135 James J. Clauss 10 Zeus in Aratus’ Phaenomena ..................................................................... 152 John Ryan 11 Gods in Callimachus’ Hymns .................................................................... 164 Ivana Petrovic vi Contents 12 Gods in Fragments: Callimachus’ Hecale ................................................. 180 Massimo Giuseppetti 13 Erotic Battles? Love, Power-Politics and Cosmic Significance in Moschus’ Europa and Eros on the Run ................................................. 197 A. D. Morrison IMPERIAL AND LATE ANTIQUE POETRY 14 Reading Homer, Writing Troy: Intertextuality and Narrativity of the Gods and the Divine in Quintus of Smyrna’s Posthomerica .......... 215 Silvio Bär 15 ‘With a Little Help from my (Divine) Friends’: Double Motivation and Personification in Triphiodorus’ Sack of Troy .................................... 231 Laura Miguélez-Cavero 16 The Huntress and the Poet: Artemis in the Cynegetica ............................. 243 Adam Bartley 17 Naming the God of Metamorphosis: The Ever-changing Shape of the Infant Dionysus in Nonnus’ Dionysiaca ......................................... 256 Domenico Accorinti 18 Jesus’ Late Antique Epiphanies: Healing the Blind in the Christian Epics of Eudocia and Nonnus .............................................................................. 268 Anna Lefteratou 19 Gods and Men in Colluthus’ Rape of Helen .............................................. 288 Enrico Magnelli 20 The Argonautica of Orpheus as ‘Poetic Theology’? Divine Hierarchies in Late Antique Philosophy and Poetry ..................................................... 298 Oliver Schelske 21 Polytheism in the Sibylline Oracles ........................................................... 309 J. L. Lightfoot BEYOND THE GREEKS 22 Homer’s Gods and Virgil’s Aeneid ............................................................ 339 Ward Briggs 23 The Gods in Ovid’s Fasti .......................................................................... 353 Fritz Graf Contents vii 24 From Epiphanic Idyll to Faith-bound Epyllia: Tennyson’s Poetic Descent from Virgil to Gibbon ................................................................................ 367 Edward Adams 25 Modernity and the Twilight of the Epic Gods: Reading Derek Walcott and Alice Oswald ....................................................................................... 385 Ahuvia Kahane Bibliography ...................................................................................................... 407 Index .................................................................................................................. 443