CLAS 220: Eros and Attic Vases
compiled by John Porter, University of Saskatchewan

Terms, Relevant Links Elsewhere on the WWW, and Bibliography for Course Lectures on Greek Sexuality and the Attic Vases.

NOTE: For the most part, links on this page are to relevant material on other WWW sites.
Please do not assume that the material is mine unless the page to which you are directed is clearly marked as being part of this WWW site.

For links to specific images to be discussed in class, visit the *Images of Eros on the Greek vases page.

Terms

(Those terms marked with an asterisk are of particular importance.)

The Vases

• Etruria
• Tyrrhenian Amphorae
• Magna Graecia
• 474 - Cumae

Homosexuality

• *Ephebe
• *Erastes
• *Eromenos
  [For a vignette of one type of erastes-eromenos relationship, see the opening scene of Plato's Lysis.]
• Paideia
• Herodotus 1.8ff.: Candaules
• Oikos
• Theognis and Kyrnos
  • Agathoi
• Aristophanes, Wealth 149ff.
• *Apotropaic
• *Herm
  • Image of Herm
  • Image of Herm
• Aristophanes, Birds 127ff.
• *Ganymede
• Intercrural
• *Aporhaphanidosis
• Satyrs
• Anthesteria
• *Aidos
  • Telemachus
• Eurymedon (468?)
• Catullus 16
• *Psolos
• *Infibulation
  • *Dog's Knot
  • Image of Infibulated Komast
  • Image of Infibulated Satyr

Women

• *Olisboi
• *Semonides, frg. 7
• Hesiod, Works and Days 753-55
• *Maenad
  • *Thyrsus
• Aristophanes, Knights 1280ff.
• Kuptein
• Lesbiazein
  • Aristophanes, Wasps 1345-47

Links to Relevant Sites Elsewhere on the WWW

• Diotima
• Homosexuality in Greece and Rome: A Sourcebook of Basic Documents [partial on-line of edition of T.K. Hubbard's sourcebook]
• The Erotic Art of Ancient Rome
• Priapeia [19th-century edition of Latin poems in honor of Priapus, with several useful appendices on sexual practices and the Latin erotic vocabulary]
• Sacred Sexuality [a collection of erotic texts from a variety of ancient cultures]
• The Lambda Classical Caucus (formerly: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Classical Caucus): Annual Panels

Bibliography

For further references, see the following on-line bibliographies:
Diotima: Sex and Sexuality
Diotima: Prostitution
Wilfried Stroh: Bibliographie Die erotische Dichtung der Antike

For a list of journal abbreviations and call numbers, see the
Journals Relating to Classics in the University of Saskatchewan Libraries page.

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