Lykophron: Alexandra (Greek Text, Translation, Commentary, and Introduction)

PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF MAPS
ABBREVIATIONS
INTRODUCTION
	1. THE POEM; THIS INTRODUCTION
	2. THE KASSANDRA MYTH IN LITERATURE AND ART
	3. SOURCES OF AND INFLUENCES ON THE ALEXANDRA
	4. DATE OF THE POEM; THE ALEXANDRA AND ROME: THE DASII OF ARPI
	5. AUTHORSHIP; REGIONAL LINKS TO S. ITALY?
	6. PERFORMANCE?
	7. AUTHORSHIP AGAIN: AN AUTHOR FROM S. ITALIAN LOKROI?
	8. NARRATIVE STRUCTURE AND OTHER LITERARY ASPECTS
	9. LANGUAGE
	10. FOUNDATION MYTHS, MYTHS OF ORIGIN, AND SIMILAR TRADITIONS IN THE ALEXANDRA
	11. LYKOPHRON AND EPIGRAPHY: THE VALUE AND FUNCTION OF CULT EPITHETS IN THE ALEXANDRA
	12. METAMORPHOSES IN THE ALEXANDRA
	13. CULTS OF WOMEN (HEROINES) IN THE ALEXANDRA, INCLUDING THE DOUBLE (SPARTAN; DAUNIAN) CULT OF KASSANDRA HERSELF
	14. CULTS AND RITUALS PRACTISED BY WOMEN
	15. LATER POETIC TREATMENTS POSSIBLY INDEBTED TO LYKOPHRON (ENNIUS; VIRGIL OUTSIDE THE AENEID)
	16. HISTORY OF THE TEXT
	17. THE TEXT AND TRANSLATION PROVIDED IN THIS BOOK
SYNOPSIS OF THE ALEXANDRA
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APPENDIX: THE ANAPAESTIC KASSANDRA POEM, P. BEROL. 9775
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX OF LITERARY PASSAGES CITED
INDEX OF INSCRIPTIONS CITED
INDEX OF NOTABLE GREEK WORDS
GENERAL INDEX