Index rerum et personarum

373

family: 124, 126, 183, 246-7, 274, 281,
325-6
fat: 221
fate: 49, 51, 52-3, 56
feasts: 136-7, 206-7, 210, 286
feet, anointing of: 198-9
fennel: 229
festivals: 115, 264-5
figs: 226
fillets: 148
finale: 209
finance: 131-2
fingers, eating with: 159
fish heads: 148-9, 165, 225
fishing and fishermen: 158, 160
fishmarket: 163
flatfish: 138
flattery: 239, 258
fodder: 323
Ganymedes: 50, 284-5
garlands: 43
garlic: 222
geese: 233
Gelasinos: 129
geography: 88-9
geteion: 228
gifts (for a lover): 64
glaukos: 148
gluttony: 100
gnomes: 106, 270
goats: 217
goby: 138
grammar
abstract for concrete: 161
accumulation of adjectives: 148
asyndeton: 74
attraction of gender: 71
comic compounds: 211
comic forms: 129
demonstratives: 150
diminutives: 90, 137, 170
enallage: 148, 165, 220-1, 318
hyperbaton: 38
indirect discourse: 211
parataxis: 171

perfect, meaning of: 171
perfect, use in apodosis: 171
periphrastic construction: 319
poetic plural: 61
repetition of interrogative: 38
variant forms: 122-3, 137, 158-9,
172-3, 174, 218, 227, 231, 262, 279,
295, 307, 314, 320
variation in gender: 92, 214, 252,
254, 262
voc. sing, with pl. verb: 39
grapes: 226
groats: 224, 228
gruel: 222-3
gurnard: 225-6
hangovers: 289-90
health: 104
heart, address to: 292
Hecale: 109
Helen: 82, 83
helmsman: 56
Hera: 170, 286-7
Herakles: 84, 93, 109, 145-6
herring: 137
Hestia: 248
hetairai: 67, 68, 70, 121, 183, 238, 251
formation of names: 72, 118, 140
honey:223
honey-comb: 226
horses: 217
hunger: 106
hunters and hunting: 124, 306
hybris: 255
hymenaion: 107-8
identity, mistaken/confused: 78, 115,
122, 141
inventors and inventions: 76, 104, 148,
276
Io:114
Iphicrates son of Timotheus of
Rhamnous: 195, 210-11
Isis: 190
Itys: 245, 247
Jason: 176
jays: 233