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A companion to women in the ancient world, edited by Sharon L. James and Sheila Dillon

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A companion to women in the ancient world, edited by Sharon L. James and Sheila Dillon
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 539-603) and indexes
Illustrations
mapsillustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
A companion to women in the ancient world
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
902660234
Responsibility statement
edited by Sharon L. James and Sheila Dillon
Series statement
Blackwell companions to the ancient world
Table Of Contents
part I. Women outside Athens and Rome. Case study I : the mother goddess in prehistory : debates and perspectives -- Women in Ancient Mesopotamia -- Hidden voices : unveiling women in Ancient Egypt -- Looking for Minoan and Mycenaean women : paths of feminist scholarship towards the Aegean Bronze Age -- Women in Homer -- Etruscan women : towards a reappraisal -- part II. The Archaic and Classical periods. Case study II : sex and the single girl : the Cologne fragment of Archilochus -- Woman, city, state : theories, ideologies and concepts in the Archaic and Classical periods -- Women and law -- Women and medicine -- Reading the bones : interpreting the skeletal evidence for women's lives in Ancient Greece -- Approaches to reading Attic vases -- Spartan girls and the Athenian gaze -- Interpreting women in Archaic and Classical Greek sculpture -- Dress and adornment in Archaic and Classical Greece -- Women and religion in Greece -- Women and Roman religion -- Women in Magna Graecia -- part III. Women in a cosmopolitan world : the Hellenistic and Late Republican periods. Case study III : Hellenistic Tanagra figurines -- Case study IV : domestic female slaves in Roman comedy -- Female patronage in the Greek Hellenistic and Roman Republican periods -- Women on Hellenistic grave stelai : reading images and texts -- Female portraiture in the Hellenistic period -- Women and family in Menander -- Gender and space, "public" and "private" -- Oikos keeping : women and monarchy in the Macedonian tradition -- The women of Ptolemaic Egypt : the view from papyrology -- Jewish women : texts and contexts -- Women, education and philosophy -- Perceptions of women's power in the Late Republic : Terentia, Fulvia and the generation of 63 BCE -- part IV. THe beginnings of Empire. Case study V : Vergil's Dido -- Women in Augustan Rome -- Women in Augustan literature -- Women on the Bay of Naples -- Early imperial female portraiture -- Portraits, prestige, piety : images of women in Roman Egypt -- part V. From Empire to Christianity. Case study VI : female portraiture in Palmyra -- Women in Imperial Roman literature -- Female portraiture and female patronage in the High Imperial period -- Women in Roman Britain -- Public roles for women in the cities of the Latin West -- Rari exempli femina : female virtues on Roman funerary inscriptions -- Women in Late Antique Egypt -- Representations of women in Late Antiquity and Early Byzantium -- Becoming Christian
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