Poetic garlands: Hellenistic epigrams in context

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• PREFACE (page ix)

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• ABBREVIATIONS (page xiii)

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• 1. Introduction (page 1)

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• 2. Hellenistic Epigram Books: The Evidence from Manuscripts and Papyri (page 15)

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  • "in the Epigrams of..." (page 16)

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  • On Papyri (page 20)

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  • In Manuscript (page 36)

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• 3. The Third Century From Stone to Book (page 47)

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  • Anyte (page 54)

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  • Nossis (page 74)

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  • Leonidas of Tarentum (page 88)

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• 4. The Third Century: Erotic and Sympotic Epigram (page 115)

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  • Asclepiades (page 122)

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  • Posidippus (page 150)

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  • Hedylus (page 170)

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• 5. The Book and the Scholar: Callimachus' Epigrammata (page 183)

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  • The Epigrammata (page 188)

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  • Dedicatory Epigrams (page 190)

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  • Sepulchral Epigrams (page 196)

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  • Erotic Epigrams (page 213)

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• 6. The Art of Variation: From Book to Anthology (page 227)

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  • Antipater of Sidon (page 236)

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  • Meleager (page 276)

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• TABLES (page 323)

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  • I. Structure of Cephalan Books (page 325)

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  • II. Meleager's Amatory Book (page 326)

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  • III. Structure of Meleager's Amatory Book (page 328)

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  • Meleager's Dedicatory Book (page 329)

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  • Meleager's Sepulchral Book (page 330)

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  • Meleager's Epideictic Book (page 332)

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• SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (page 333)

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• INDEX OF PASSAGES CITED (page 341)

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• GENERAL INDEX (page 353)

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