Visualizing the Poetry of a Statius: An Intertextual Approach

‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Introduction. Statius and the Visual
	‎1. Ekphrasis
	‎2. Theories of Vision
	‎3. Statius and Vision
‎Chapter 1. Statius’ Catalogue and Tragic Visuality
	‎1. Aeschylus’ Shield Scene
	‎2. Statius and Aeschylus
	‎3. Visual Responsion in Statius’ Catalogue
	‎4. Statius and Euripides
	‎5. The Female Gaze in Statius’ Catalogue
	‎6. Statius and Athenian Tragedy
‎Chapter 2. Statius’ Catalogue and Epic Visuality
	‎1. Visual Prologues
	‎2. Strategies of Sequencing
	‎3. Statius and the Homeric Catalogue of Ships
	‎4. Statius and Vergil’s Catalogue of Italians
	‎5. Statius’ Murals: Hippomedon
	‎6. Statius’ Murals: Capaneus
	‎7. Vergil and Homer in Statius’ Catalogue
‎Chapter 3. Ekphrasis, Adultery, and Metanarrative
	‎1. Vulcan’s Workshop
	‎2. Harmonia’s Necklace
	‎3. Venus’ Speech
	‎4. The Temple of Mars
	‎5. The House of Sleep
	‎6. Narrative Implications
	‎7. Visual Implications
‎Chapter 4. Statius’ Shields
	‎1. The Shield of Theseus
	‎2. Theseus’ Shield, Crete, and the Aeneid
	‎3. Theseus’ Shield, Bulls, and Catullus
	‎4. Theseus’ Shield and Visuality
	‎5. The Shield of Crenaeus
	‎6. Ismenos and the Thebaid
	‎7. Vision and Crenaeus’ Shield
	‎8. Visualizing Epic
‎Chapter 5. Achilles’ Blush
	‎1. Seneca and Others on the Blush
	‎2. In Chiron’s Cave
	‎3. Achilles Sees Deidamia
	‎4. Achilles Transformed
	‎5. Arms and the Boy
	‎6. The Anger of Achilles
	‎7. Reading the Blush
‎Chapter 6. Silvae 1.1 and the Visuality of Empire
	‎1. Epic Visuality
	‎2. Divine Artistry
	‎3. Illusion
	‎4. Human Artistry
	‎5. The Visuality of Empire
	‎6. Conclusion
‎Chapter 7. Silvae 4.6 and the Visuality of Satire
	‎1. Ekphrastic Satire?
	‎2. Colossus and “Colossus”
	‎3. Epigram at the Table
	‎4. Epic Visuality, Again
	‎5. Conclusion
‎Chapter 8. Visualizing the Good Life in the Villa Poems
	‎1. Statius and Horace: Silv. 1.3
	‎2. Silvae 2.2: Lyric Visuality
	‎3. Silv. 2.2: Epic Visuality
	‎4. Conclusion
‎Chapter 9. Statius and the Erotic Gaze
	‎1. The Bath of Claudius Etruscus
	‎2. The Tree of Atedius Melior
	‎3. Conclusions
‎Conclusion. Statius’ Visual Poetics
	‎1. Thebaid
	‎2. Achilleid
	‎3. Silvae
	‎4. Dracontius and the Deviant Viewer
	‎5. Claudian and the Adultery Metanarrative
	‎6. The Achilleid in Claudian and Dracontius
	‎7. Ausonius and the Silvae
‎Bibliography
‎Index Locorum
‎Index Rerum