The eye expanded : life and the arts in Greco-Roman antiquity / edited by Frances B. Titchener and Richard F. Moorton.

"Select bibliography of works by Peter M. Green" (p. 267-271).

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The "ominous" birth of Peisistratos / Frank J. Frost -- Antigone nodding, unbowed / Alan L. Boegehold -- Dionysis or Polemos? The double message of Aristophanes' Archanians / Rich F. Moorton, Jr. -- Athenian democracy and the idea of stability / Alan Samuel -- Alexander at the beas: fox in a lion's skin / Philip O. Spann -- A note on the "Alexander mosaic" / Ernst Badian -- Mimesis in metal: the fate of Greek culture on Bactrian coins / Frank L. Holt -- Cleitarchus in Jerusalem: a note on the Book of Judith / Stanley M. Burstin -- The Hellenistic images of Joseph / Erich S. Gruen -- Egyptians and Greeks / Diana Delia -- Autobiography and the Hellenistic Age / Frances B. Titchener -- The classical city reconsidered / Donald Engels -- Augustan classicism: The Greco-Roman synthesis / Karl Galinsky -- The founding mother of Livy's Rome: the sabine women and Lucretia / Elizabeth Vandiver -- Modern Pagans in a classical landscape: Norman Douglas and D.H. Lawrence in Italy / Robert Eisner -- Macedonia redux / Eugene N. Borza.

Print version record.

"The sixteen contributors to this volume, all of whom have been in different ways encouraged and inspired by the work of Peter Green, have gathered to celebrate that eclectic scholar's own love of the study of classics in all its varieties. Each has undertaken to show for some particular issue passage, or, object that its position between art and life is permeable, that filtered diffusions from life to art and from art to life were continual in the classical world, and that the paths and motives of these interchanges can be described and understood."--Jacket.

English.

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