Antimachus of Colophon and the Position of Women in Greek Poetry / A fragment printed for the use of scholars
Antimachus of Colophon AND THE Position of Women in Greek Poetry
E. F. M. BENECKE
A Fragment PRINTED FOR THE USE OF SCHOLARS
LONDON SWAN SONNENSCHEIN & CO., Lim. 1896
The author of the following pages met with his death in Switzerland on July 16th, 1895, in his twenty-sixth year. Had he lived to complete the whole work of which they form part, he might have recast it throughout; and some apology is, perhaps, needed for its appearance in the present form. Several scholars have, however, expressed their opinion that the material contained in the extant fragments might be useful to those engaged in similar studies, and they are accordingly published, in the hope that this may prove to be the case.
E. F. M. Benecke
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTORY NOTE
Women in Greek Poetry
Women in Greek Comedy
I. The Classification of Comedy
II. The Origin of Comedy.
III. Early Comedy.
IV. Aristophanes.
V. The Cocalus.
VI. The Poets of the Transition.
VII. The Middle Comedy.
VIII. The New Comedy.
IX. The Origins of the Romantic Comedy.
EXCURSUS A.
EXCURSUS B.
EXCURSUS C.
EXCURSUS D.
EXCURSUS E.
EXCURSUS F.
EXCURSUS G.
ANTIPHANES.
ANAXANDRIDES.
EUBULUS.
ALEXIS.
AMPHIS.
ARAROS.
NICOSTRATUS.
PHILETAERUS.
EPHIPPUS.
ANAXILAS.
ARISTOPHON.
EPICRATES.
CRATINUS IUNIOR.
AXIONICUS.
CALLICRATES.
DIODORUS.
ERIPHUS.
HENIOCHUS.
HERACLITUS.
PHILISCUS.
SOPHILUS.
TIMOTHEUS.
TIMOCLES.
XENARCHUS.
THEOPHILUS.
EXCURSUS H.
MENANDER.
PHILEMON.
DIPHILUS.
ARCHEDICUS.
EXCURSUS I.
EXCURSUS K.
FOOTNOTES
INDEX
A. Of Authors and Subjects Referred to.
B. Of Passages Emended or Discussed.
TABLE OF COMIC FRAGMENTS