Greek tragedy

Name: Greek tragedy
Author: Norwood, Gilbert

Norwood, Gilbert

Greek drama (Tragedy) -- History and criticism; Mythology, Greek, in literature

— of E., _Alc._, 186 n.;
    _Bac._, 277 n.;
    _Cycl._, 289 n.;
    _El._, 252 n.;
    _Hel._, 258 n.;
    _Heracleidæ_, 200 n.;
    _H. Fur._, 228 n.;
    _Hippol._, 205 n.;
    _Ion_, 236 n.;
    _I. A._, 285 n.;
    _I. T._, 247 n.;
    _Or._, 268 n.;
    _Phœn._, 264 n.;
    _Rhes._, 291 n.;
    _Suppl._, 234 n.;
    _Troad._, 243 n.

  — of S. _Aj._, 132 n.;
    _Ant._, 136 n.;
    _El._, 141 n.;
    _Œ. C._, 167 n.;
    _Œ. T._, 145 n.;
    _Philoct._, 161 n.;
    _Trach._, 154 n.

  Artists of Dionysus, 75.

  ? Ascent from orchestra to stage, 55.

  Assyrian sculpture, 126.

  Até, 129, 198.

  Athenian art, 182-3.

  — cynicism, 325.

  — ecclesia, 270.

  — empire, 14, 128 n., 325.

  Atridean house, 127, 129.

  Attic festivals, 49.

  — hero Triptolemus, 6.

  — spirit of S., 182.

  — townships, 49.

  Audience, 80.

  Audiences, size of, 50.

  Auditorium, 51.

  Authorship of _Rhesus_, 293-5.

  Bacchante, 237;
    Bacchantes in Æ. _Bassarids_, 117.

  Basileus, Archon, 60.

  Beacon-speech in Æ. _Agam._, 124.

  Beauty and Truth in E., 326.

  _Belletrist_, Ion a, 24.

  Benefactors’ seats, 81.

  Bent staff of actors, 16.

  Bible and S. _Œ. Col._, 172 and n.

  Board-game in Æ. _Suppl._, 123;
    in E. _Medea_, 208.

  Board of generals, 12.

  Bœotians, 234 n.

  “Bowl of the Sun,” in Æ. and Mimnermus, 119.

  Bronteion, 64.

  Buildings of Greek theatre, 50 ff.

  Burial-passages in Moschion, 38.

  Burlesque, E. _Helena_ a, 262 ff.

  Buskin, 69.

  Butler in E. _Alc._, 73.

  Byzantine appreciation and selection of E., 21, 215-6, 265, 268.

  Catharsis, 43.

  Cenotaph of E., in Attica, 18.

  Centaurs:
    Chiron, 98;
    Nessus, 154.

  Ceraunoscopeion, 64.

  Cercis, -ides, 80-1.

  Change of dress, 73.

  — — scene in Æ. _Eum._, and S. _Aj._, 63.

  Character in Tragedy, according to Aristotle, 44.

  Charges in theatre, 81-2.

  Charioteer in _Rhesus_, 291-2.

  Chariots on stage, 64.

  Charon’s steps, 64.

  Chian wine, 24.

  Choregus, 7, 60, 68, 82.

  Choreutæ or choristers, 16, 75 ff.

  Chorus, 4, 75-80.

  — and chorus-leader, 1.

  Chorus-dancing, 78-80.

  — -entrances, 56.

  — in satyric drama, 80.

  — — Æ., E., and S., 76-7.

  — — E., _Alc._, 79;
    _Or._, 79;
    S. _Œ. Tyr._, 79;
    _Philoct._, 166.

  — of Argive elders in Æ. _Ag._, 79, 99.

  — — — women in E. _El._, 252 ff.

  — — — — — — _Or._, 79, 269.

  — — Athenians in S. _Œ. Col._, 169.

  — — attendants of Creusa in E. _Ion_, 236 ff.

  — — — women in E. _Phaethon_, 302.

  — — Colchian women in E. _Iph. A._, 285 ff.

  — — captive Greek maidens in E. _Helena_, 259.

  — — — — — — — _Iph. T._, 247 ff.

  — — Corinthian women in E. _Medea_, 192 ff.

  — — Danaids in Æ. _Suppl._, 76, 84.

  — — Furies in Æ. _Eumen._, 76-7, 111.

  — — Greek sailors in S. _Philoct._, 166.

  — — Lemnians in Æ. and E. _Philoct._, 166, 296.

  — — Libation-bearers in Æ. _Choeph._, 79, 106, 126.

  — — Mothers of the Seven, in E. _Suppl._, 234 ff.

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Greek tragedy

Norwood, Gilbert

Greek drama (Tragedy) -- History and criticism; Mythology, Greek, in literature

— of E., _Alc._, 186 n.;
    _Bac._, 277 n.;
    _Cycl._, 289 n.;
    _El._, 252 n.;
    _Hel._, 258 n.;
    _Heracleidæ_, 200 n.;
    _H. Fur._, 228 n.;
    _Hippol._, 205 n.;
    _Ion_, 236 n.;
    _I. A._, 285 n.;
    _I. T._, 247 n.;
    _Or._, 268 n.;
    _Phœn._, 264 n.;
    _Rhes._, 291 n.;
    _Suppl._, 234 n.;
    _Troad._, 243 n.

  — of S. _Aj._, 132 n.;
    _Ant._, 136 n.;
    _El._, 141 n.;
    _Œ. C._, 167 n.;
    _Œ. T._, 145 n.;
    _Philoct._, 161 n.;
    _Trach._, 154 n.

  Artists of Dionysus, 75.

  ? Ascent from orchestra to stage, 55.

  Assyrian sculpture, 126.

  Até, 129, 198.

  Athenian art, 182-3.

  — cynicism, 325.

  — ecclesia, 270.

  — empire, 14, 128 n., 325.

  Atridean house, 127, 129.

  Attic festivals, 49.

  — hero Triptolemus, 6.

  — spirit of S., 182.

  — townships, 49.

  Audience, 80.

  Audiences, size of, 50.

  Auditorium, 51.

  Authorship of _Rhesus_, 293-5.

  Bacchante, 237;
    Bacchantes in Æ. _Bassarids_, 117.

  Basileus, Archon, 60.

  Beacon-speech in Æ. _Agam._, 124.

  Beauty and Truth in E., 326.

  _Belletrist_, Ion a, 24.

  Benefactors’ seats, 81.

  Bent staff of actors, 16.

  Bible and S. _Œ. Col._, 172 and n.

  Board-game in Æ. _Suppl._, 123;
    in E. _Medea_, 208.

  Board of generals, 12.

  Bœotians, 234 n.

  “Bowl of the Sun,” in Æ. and Mimnermus, 119.

  Bronteion, 64.

  Buildings of Greek theatre, 50 ff.

  Burial-passages in Moschion, 38.

  Burlesque, E. _Helena_ a, 262 ff.

  Buskin, 69.

  Butler in E. _Alc._, 73.

  Byzantine appreciation and selection of E., 21, 215-6, 265, 268.

  Catharsis, 43.

  Cenotaph of E., in Attica, 18.

  Centaurs:
    Chiron, 98;
    Nessus, 154.

  Ceraunoscopeion, 64.

  Cercis, -ides, 80-1.

  Change of dress, 73.

  — — scene in Æ. _Eum._, and S. _Aj._, 63.

  Character in Tragedy, according to Aristotle, 44.

  Charges in theatre, 81-2.

  Charioteer in _Rhesus_, 291-2.

  Chariots on stage, 64.

  Charon’s steps, 64.

  Chian wine, 24.

  Choregus, 7, 60, 68, 82.

  Choreutæ or choristers, 16, 75 ff.

  Chorus, 4, 75-80.

  — and chorus-leader, 1.

  Chorus-dancing, 78-80.

  — -entrances, 56.

  — in satyric drama, 80.

  — — Æ., E., and S., 76-7.

  — — E., _Alc._, 79;
    _Or._, 79;
    S. _Œ. Tyr._, 79;
    _Philoct._, 166.

  — of Argive elders in Æ. _Ag._, 79, 99.

  — — — women in E. _El._, 252 ff.

  — — — — — — _Or._, 79, 269.

  — — Athenians in S. _Œ. Col._, 169.

  — — attendants of Creusa in E. _Ion_, 236 ff.

  — — — women in E. _Phaethon_, 302.

  — — Colchian women in E. _Iph. A._, 285 ff.

  — — captive Greek maidens in E. _Helena_, 259.

  — — — — — — — _Iph. T._, 247 ff.

  — — Corinthian women in E. _Medea_, 192 ff.

  — — Danaids in Æ. _Suppl._, 76, 84.

  — — Furies in Æ. _Eumen._, 76-7, 111.

  — — Greek sailors in S. _Philoct._, 166.

  — — Lemnians in Æ. and E. _Philoct._, 166, 296.

  — — Libation-bearers in Æ. _Choeph._, 79, 106, 126.

  — — Mothers of the Seven, in E. _Suppl._, 234 ff.

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