Michael Psellos on literature and art: a Byzantine perspective on aesthetics
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Index
Accusation against the Patriarch
Keroularios, I59n.l9,337n.l07,341
Achilleus Tatios, 12,100, lOOn.5,101
Leukippe and Kleitoponibook of
Leukippe, 100, 102, 104, 107,
127n.l6, 135n.62, 186-87,188,
190-92
Aelian, 231, 231n.33,238n.67
Aeschines, 75, 81, 124, 124n.5, 130,
130n.34, 142
Aeschylus, 83n.7, 181-82
Agamemnon, 231n.32
Eumenides, 317n.41
Persians, 182
Prometheus Bound, 177, 182, 182n.20
Aesop, 139
Agathon, 94,94n.22,95n.27
Ailios Aristeides, 16,100, 100n.5, 101,
151,216n.41
Psellos on, 106, 113, 116, 146, 147,
161, 162, 165,216n.40
To Plato, on Rhetoric, 161n.7
To Platon, In Support of the Four,
161n.7
Akathistos Hymn, 343nn.3, 4
Alexander of Aphrodisias, 205n.6,
228n.l7, 268n.24, 305, 332n.93
on irony, 80n.5
On Figures, 80n.5
on sense perception, 249, 257, 262
Alexios 1 Komnenos, 195
Allatius, Leo, 7, 177,180n.7, 184nn.36,
42
allegories, 15, 26,26n.7, 79,134, 137,
147
Ammonios, 321n.52
Comm, on Aristotle’s Categories,
239n.70
Comm, on Aristotle’s On
Interpretation 4.27-5.1, 115n.l7
Anakreon, 138, 138n .74
Anastasios of Sinai, 158n.l6, 324n.67
Andreas of Crete, 151
Anna Komnene, 1,281
Alexiad, 161n.4, 346n.4
Anthony Kauleas, St., 3l4n.34
Antigonos: Collection of Strange
Stories, 236n.60
Antiphon, 70,216n.41
Aphthonios: ProgymnasmataI
Preliminary Exercises, 11, lln.,
16,17,21, 89, 173n.l8,214n.36
Apollonios of Rhodes, 335n.l01
apostrophe, 26,26n.l0
Appian: Civil War, 335n.l0!
Archilochos, 138
Archimedes, 206n.ll
Arethas, 17, 104n.l, 131n.38
Aristainetos, 229n.l8
Aristeides. See Ailios Aristeides
407
408
Index
Ariston and Eunomos, 236n.60
Aristophanes, 83 n.7, 96n.40
Acharnians, 113n.9
Clouds, 68, 207n.l4
on Eupolis’ Marikas, 68
Knights, 68
Aristotle, 68, 118, 131, 145n.ll6, 146,
176n.2, 204-5, 225, 251n.l2, 305
Categories, 105n.6, 156n.9,
157nn.l0, 11, 13
on comedy, 180n.6
on definition of enthymeme, 41n.21
on definition of rhetoric, 38n.4
on delivery, 76n.5
De Sensu, 257, 262
on dialectic, 207n.l3, 233
on emotions, 87, 87nn.l6, 17
on evil, 157
on form and matter, 31 On. 13
on four causes, 332n.93
on genres of rhetoric, 39n.7, 43n.27
on genus, 24n.3
History of Animals, 242n.85
on like knowing like, I15n.4
on logic, 150, 205n.7, 226n.6,
240n.76, 338, 338n.ll2
on material cause, 50n.60
Metaphysics, 233n.42, 309n.8,
310n.l3
on natural entities, 309n.8
Nicomachean Ethics, 203n.2,
210n.25, 262
On Interpretation, 207n.l3, 234n.48
On the Soul, 155n.4, 158n.l6, 165,
234n.51, 268nn.24, 26
On Virtues and Vices, 322n.56
Physics, 332n.93
Poetics, 75n., 84, 84n.ll, 85—86,
91n.5, 92nn.6, 8, 10, 93, 214n.36
Posterior Analytics, 233n.44,
240n76, 338n.ll2
on power of speech, 38n.2
Prior Analytics, 21 In.27
Problemata, 94n.25, 96n.37, 321n.53
Protrektikos, 309n.8
vs. Psellos’ On Tragedy, 84n.8, 85-87,
91n.5,92n.5,93,94n.20,97n.51
Rhetoric, 38nn.2, 4, 39n.7, 41n.21,
43n.27, 75n., 76n.5, 81n.8,
165n.21, 214n.36, 321n.52
on sense perception, 249, 257, 262,
263-65, 266—69
Sophistical Refutations, 321n.53
Topics, 81 n.8, 139n.80, 226n.6,
307n.l
on tragedy, 84, 85-87, 87n.l6, 91n.5,
93, 94n.20
Aristoxenos, 94n.24, 97n.51
Arkeisios, 142, 142n.97
Art of Rhetoric (attributed to Dionysios
of Harikarnassos), 199, 203n.3,
206n.l 1, 209n.20
Aspasios: on Nicomachean Ethics,
262, 265
astronomy, 313, 313n.29
Athanasios of Alexandria: Life of
Antony, 197
Athanasios of Emesa: Novellae
constituttones, 330n.87
Athanasios the Theologian, 203n.2
Athenaios: Deipnosophistae, 83n.9,
231n.29, 235n.58
Attaleiates, Michael, 5, 195, 279,
330n.89
Aujac, G., 67, 69
Bake, J., 23
Barber, C., 292, 294n.5, 297n., 299n.,
312n.25
Basilika, 303n.3, 304, 328, 328n.80,
330n.89, 332n.92
Basil the Great, St., 131n.40, 139n.83,
151
Address to Young Men as to How
They Might Benefit from Pagan
Learning, 105n.7
vs. Ailios Aristeides, 116
vs. Demosthenes, 116
Index
409
vs. Gregory ofNyssa, 116
On the Forty Martyrs of Sebasteia,
45nn.36—39
Psellos on, 37, 101, 108, 112, 115-16,
117
Basil II, 194, 196
beauty
intelligible beauty, 160, 249—50,
251-52, 257, 259, 261, 270-73,
274, 275-78, 286, 288-89, 351,
353, 371-73, 377
and moderation, 80
natural beauty, 271, 272—73, 275
Plato on, 250n.7, 288-89
vs. pleasure, 70—72
Plotinos on, 249, 250n.8, 261,
270-78,351
Psellos on, 2, 71, 80, 119, 127-28,
131, 132-33, 134-36, 144, 160,
180, 187, 189, 190, 198,212,
248-50, 252, 270-78, 299, 352,
353,371-73,377
relationship to form, 180, 251—52,
251n.l2, 254, 377
relationship to parts and whole,
253-54, 277, 299
sensible/corporeal beauty, 160, 253,
254, 257, 259, 270-71, 272-73,
275-78, 286, 288, 289, 371-73,
377
Belting, Hans, 255n.l7, 291
biblical passages
Acts, 209n.22
Colossians, 333n.95
1 Corinthians, 175n.25, 293n.I,294,
294n.3
Ephesians, 312n.27
Exodus, 324nn.67, 68, 344n.l0
Galatians, 140n.84
Genesis, 129, 129n.25
Hebrews, 214nn.34, 35, 312nn.20,
27, 319n.45, 324n.66, 344n.8
Isaiah, 129, 129n.27, 320n.49, 369n.8
John, 294, 294n.6, 296n.8, 316n.
Joshua, 320n.47
Luke, 312nn.23, 26, 317n.42,
320n.48, 343n.3
Mark, 312n.26
Matthew, 129, 129n.27, 243n.87,
293n.2, 294, 294n.4, 312nn.22, 26,
333n.94
Philippians, 140n,84
Proverbs, 319n.45
Psalms, 294, 344n.9
Revelation, 209n.22, 319n45
Romans, 316n.
Timothy, 333n.95
Blachernai Church miracle, 6,258,259,
300-339, 342, 346, 352n.l3, 353
Boilas, Eustathios, 195
Boissonade, J. R, 103,110
Brand, Charles, 302n.
Brisson, L., 74, 75, 75n., 76n.5, 77
Browning, R., 90n., 91n.4, 92n.l0,
93nn.l3, 17, 95nn.27, 28, 35, 36,
96nn.37, 40,248n.3, 348-49,
349n.6, 352n.l4
Byzantium
book culture in, 100n.4, 168
epigraphy in, 280—81
Farmer's Law, 313n.31
hagiography in, 193-95
indiction cycles in, 339n.ll4
legal practice in, 303-5, 303n.3,
313n.31, 314nn.35, 36, 316,
327-28, 327n.79, 328nn.80, 83,
84, 330n.89, 331 n,91, 333n.94
naturalistic style in, 291
reading aloud in, 68, 218, 221—22
rhetoric in, 2, 16, 20, 21, 89-90
shorthand stenography in, 215,
215n.39
theater in, 84
Chaldean Oracles, 151, 159n.l9,
322nn.57, 59, 323n.63
Chalkoprateia, 13, 219, 219n.3, 222,
237n.66, 244n.96, 346
410
Index
Choiroboskos, Georgios: Epimerismoi
on the Psalms, 93n.l 5
Choniates, Niketas, 222,243n.88
Christ Antiphonetes, 345-46, 347,
352n.l3
Christianity, 16, 18, 101, 108-9,
136n.67, 145n.ll4, 151,248
Chronographia, 1,6-7,14, 126n.l2,
141n.91, 162n,8,207n.l6,281
“The Empress Zoe and Christ
Antiphonetes,” 257, 345-47,
352n.l3
Konstantinos IX Monomachos in,
31-32, !33n.51
Michael VII Doukas in, 35, 106n.l0,
280, 302-3
Chrysanthios, 323,323n.65
Chrysippos, 131, I3ln.37
Chrysostom, John
vs. Demosthenes, 169,171,174
Fourth Homily on the Second Epistle
to the Thessalonians, 175n.25
vs. Gregory of Nazianzos, 167-68
vs, Herodotus, 173
In Matthaeumy 129n.29
vs. Lysias, 117, 168, 170, 171
On the Blessed Philogonios, 49,
49n.58
On the Statues, 169n.
popularity of, 167-68
Psellos on, 12,37,101, 106n.9, 108,
108n„ 109,112, 116-17,167-68,
169-75,170n.5,172n.9
rhetorical skills of, 151, 169-75,
170n.5, 172n.9
as teacher, 171-72
vs. Thucydides, 174
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, !43n,100,
176n.2
civic discourse (logos politikos), 63,
116,120
Cleanthes of Assos, 210n.26
Clement of Alexandria: Protrektikos,
158n.l6, 320n.50
climax, 28,28n.l2
cola, 73,132n.44, 170n.2,228
vs. kommata, 24-25,25n.5, 26, 54,
61, 80n.2, 132, 132n.44
Psellos on, 22,24-25, 26,27-28,
28n.l4,29, 29n.l8,30,45,45n.35,
46, 54, 54n.80, 56, 58, 59,60,
60n.Ill,61
Colonna, A., 177,181n.l5,183n.29
color, 264,336
Commentary on the Ten Categories of
Philosophy, 105n.6
Comm. on Aristotle's Rhetoric
(Anonymous author), 128n.20,
154n.l3, 237n.64
Concise Answers to Various
Questions, 6, 67, 67n.2, 126n.l 1,
I32n.47, 139n.82, 157n.l2,
230n.25, 313n.29
Concise History, 83n.4
Continuation o/Skylitzes, 280, 302n.
Cormack, R., 255n.l7
counterturn, 28, 28n.l 1, 61
Criscuolo, U., 178n.6, 179n.l, 180n.l0
Croesus, 321,321n.52
Cutler, A., 302n., 348-49, 349n.6,
352n.l4
Cyriacus of Ancona, 280
Dagron, Gilbert, 281
Daidalos, 157, 158, 158n.l7
Damaskios: Life of Isidoros, 335n.l00
Daniel the Stylite, 213n 33
Darius, 325, 325n.70
David (commentator), 105n.6,
337n.l08
Demetrios, 122n.9
Democritus, 263-64
Demosthenes, 16, 100n.5, 101,211n.28
Against Conon, 47, 47n.49
vs. Basil the Great, 116
vs. Chrysostom, 169,171, 174
Dionysios of Halikarnassos on, 102,
102n.l0, 109,112n.5, 124n.5, 130,
144n.ll2,145n.ll6, 165n.21, 167,
212n.31
Index
411
Epitaph i os, 142n.97
vs. Gregory ofNazianzos, 112-13,
130, 135, 141, 142, 146, 159
Hermogenes on, J46n.l21
Olynthiacs, 142, 172n.ll
On the Crown, 28n.l2, 54, U2nn.4,
5,142, 142n.96
On the False Embassy, 60nn.l 10,111
Philippics, 142
Pselloson, 75, 81, 100, 106,107, 111,
112-13, 116, 124, 124nn.4, 5,134,
135, 135n.58, 141, 142, 142n.96,
159, 165-66, 169, 171, 174, 189,
190, 216nn.40, 41
public vs. private speeches, 146-47,
147n.l21
Diodoros of Sicily, 321n.52
Library of History, 38n.2, 113n.9,
123n.2,236n.59,335n.l01
on power of speech, 38n.2
Diogenes of Sinope, 207n.l2
Dion, 131, 131n.38, 135, 161, 161n.5,
170
Dionysios of Halikarnassos, 17, 102,
J44n.l07, 162
Art of Rhetoric (attributed to Diony-
sios), 199,203n.3, 206n.ll, 209n.20
on composition vs. word-choice,
133n.50
on Demosthenes, 102, 102n.l0, 109,
U2n.5, 124n.5, 130, 144n.ll2,
145n.116, 165n.21, 167,212n.31
Epistle to Pompeius Geminus,
173n.l4
on harmony, 132, 132n.42
vs. Hermogenes, 118, 119, 124n.5,
147n.l21, 167, 177,199
on Herodotus, 173n.l4
on Isocrates, 130n.32,158n.l4
on Lysias, 106nn.8, 9, 114n.ll,
143nn.l03, 105, 144n.l08,
145n.ll6, I58n.l4, 167, 168,
170n.4, 171nn.6, 7
on musical modes, 73, 73n.20
On Ancient Rhetors, 131n.37, 170n.3
On Composition, 11, 66—67, 66n.,
67n.5, 68, 69, 70n.2, 71nn.4-6,
72nn.9—11, 13,73nn.l8—20, 75,
75n., llln.2, 123n.2, 132nn.42, 49,
134nn.54, 56,161 n.7, 227n.9
On Demosthenes, 95n.35,102,
105n.7, llln.2,112n.5,115n.l5,
119,124n.3, I25nn.6, 7, I30n.32,
133n.50, 134n.56,136n.67,138n.74,
I4lnn.91,95, 142n.97,144nn.l08,
112,145n.l 16, 161 n.7, 167, 171 n.7,
212n.31, 229n.l8
On Isaeus, 170n.4
On Isocrates, 106n.9, 114n.ll,
134n.56, 158n.l4
On Lysias, 106nn.8,9,109, 114n.ll,
130, 134nn.56, 57, 136n.67,
143nn.l03, 105, 144n.l08,
145n.l16, 167, 168, 171 n.6
On Thucydides, 144n.ll2
on periodos, 95n.35
on Plato, 102n.l0,105n.7, 107n.,
141n.95
on power of speech, 38n.2
Roman Antiquities, 38n.2, 123n.2,
143n.l01, 144n.ll0, 325n.71
on sense-experience vs. reason,
I34n.57
To Ammaeus, 165n.21
Dionysios of Thrace, 72n.ll, 85
Art of Grammar, 89n.28, 232n.34,
234n.46, 235n.54
Dionysios the Areopagite, 151
Discourse Improvised. about the
Style of the Theologian, 6,118-48,
I20n.6, 121n., 149-50, 167,168,
172n.l0
authorial creativity in, 118, 119,
123-27, 125n.l0, 136-37,136n.64
authorial versatility in, 118,141-45,
148
beauty in, 119,127-28, 131,132-33,
134-36,144
charm in, 125, 125n.7, 127,128, 130,
131, 134-35, 142
412
Index
Discourse Improvised. . about the
Style of the Theologian (cont.)
coalescences in, 134, 134n.54
collection vs. composition in,
132-33, 133n.50
date of authorship, 121 n.
digression on content in, 137—40
discourse as wax in, 143, 143n.l00
emotions in, 119, 142, 144,
144n.l 11, 145, 145n.ll6, 147
figurative style in, 147-48
genres of rhetoric in, 140—45
Gregory as model author, 118,
119, 121, 122, 124-28, 131-32,
134-37
Hermogenian Forms in, 146—47
hypotheses in, 139, 139n.80
individual styles in, 123—25
intellect and God in, 132, 132n.45
magniloquence in style in,
144-45
mathematics in, 138-39
meaning vs. narrative in, 137,
137n.71
meter in, 135, 135n.59
narratives in, 144, 144n.l08
növeli Stic discourse in, 119, 119n.3,
144
obscurity in, 145—46
Pheidias in, 133—34, 134n.53
self-portrait in, 121
swan’s song in, 127, 127n.l4
word selection and arrangement in,
122,128-37
Discourse on the Miracle that
Occurred in the Blachernai
Church, 6, 258, 259, 300-339,
342, 346, 352n.l3, 353
date of, 339n.M6
Discourse to the Emperor Kyr
Konstantinos Monomachos,
229n.l9
Dostálová, Růžena, 281
Doukas, Ioannes, 5, 6, 235n.56
Doxapatres, Ioannes, 21 ln.28
Prolegomena to his Comm. on
Hermogenesy On Invention
172n.l0
Rhetorical Homilies on Aphthonios ’
Progymnasmata, 115n.l5,
125n.l0, 172n.l0
Dyck, A., 177-78, 177n.3, 179nn.l, 3,
180n.l0, I81n.l9, 184n.36,
185n.45, 187, 189nn.3, 5, 6,
190nn.9, 12, 191n.l3
Ecloga Basilicorum, 328nn.80, 83,
333n.94
“Ekphrasis of Eros Carved on Stone,”
250n.7, 286, 288-89, 373n.l4
‘‘Ekphrasis of the Crucifixion,”
250-51, 252-54, 255-56,
290-99
relationship to Letter One, 291,
349-50
“Ekphrasis or Allegory,” 285—86, 287
elaboration, 50, 50n.60, 51n.65, 106,
106n.ll
Eleatic school, 138, 138n.77
Elias, 105n.6, 321n.52, 337n.l08
emotions
Aristotle on, 87, 87nn.l6, 17
Psellos on, 19, 28—29, 68, 73,
86-89, 91-92, 119, 142, 144,
145, 147, 175, 181, 236-37,
309-10
Empedocles, 263,267, 321n.52
“The Empress Zoe and Christ
Antiphonetes,” 257, 345—47,
352n.l3
Encomiastic Speech about the Most-
blessed Patriarch Kyr
Keroularios, 3l3n.29
An Encomium for a Monk Nikolaos. . .
See “A Miraculous Icon of the
Mother of God”
Encomium for His Mother, 179n.4,
202, 207n.l6,222
index
413
Encomium for Kyr Symeon
Metaphrastes, 12, 17, 101n.8, 168,
193-217, 203n.l
hagiography in, 199—200
literary devices in, 198-99
Symeon and philosophy, 201, 204-7
Symeon and rhetoric, 201, 205-6,
212,213-14
Symeon on martyrs vs. ascetics,
209-10, 210n.25, 211, 214
Symeon’s character traits, 203—4
Symeon’s menologion, 197, 198,
199,210-13, 213n.33
Symeon’s scholarly methods, 215,
215n.39
Symeon’s style, 198, 201, 21 ln.27,
212-13
Encomium for the Monk loannes
Kroustoulas Who Read Aloud at
the Holy Soros, 12—13, 16, 83n.7,
143n.l00, 218-44, 231n.33
division of sciences in, 220
the intellect as wax in, 220, 229
Encomium in Honor of the Most-
blessed Kyr Konstantinos
Leichoudes, Patriarch of
Constantinople, 179n.2
Encomium of John the Baptist
(anonymous author), 202
Encomium of Wine, 6
enthymemes, 37, 50, 79, 80, 106,
106n.ll
defined, 41n.21, 50n.60
epenthymemes, 50, 50n.60
epichei remes, 33, 37, 38, 40, 50,
50n.60, 51n.65, 52n.72
defined, 38n.3, 50n.60
epilogues, 43, 53n.73
Epitaphios in Honor of. Xiphilinos,
14, 172ո.10, 351n.l0
Eprem Mtsire, 195—96
Eratosthenes of Kyrene, 210n.26
erotic discourse, 119,127n.l6, 130n.33,
135Ո.62
ethics and morality, 19, 119, 120, 186,
187, 222,258-60, 286, 341, 351
ėthopoiia (speech-in-character), 89,
143, 143nn.l03, 105, 144, 173n.l7
Eudoxos, 131, 131n.38
Eugenianos, Niketas, 187
Drosilla and Charicles, 222
Eugenikos, Markos, 196
Eunapios, 131, 13ln.39
Lives of the Sophists, 130n.35,323n.65
Eunomios, 151
Euphorion, 182n.20
Eupolis: Markas, 68
Euripides, 83n.7, 89, 95nn.27, 29, 174,
182n.22
Hecuba, 183
Orestes, 182, 182n.25
vs. Pisides, 12, 176-77, 179-85,
185n.44
use of music by, 94-95, 98, 98n.52,
182-83
Eusebios, 131n.40, 321n.52
Preparation for the Gospel, 241n.80,
320n.50, 326nn.73, 74, 332n.93,
335n.l00
Eustathios Makrembolites: The Story of
Hysmine and Hysminias, 127n.l6
Eustathios of Thessalonike, 7, 17
Pare kb olai on the Iliad, 93n.l3,
96n.43, 97n.51, 141n.90
Preface on his Comm. on Pindar,
154n.l3
Explanation about the Manners of
Philosophy, 91 n.2
Faraone, C., 335n.l00
Favorinos, 161, 161n.5
Fisher, E. A., 291, 292, 294n.5, 297n.,
299n.ll
Galen, 158n.l8
Gautier, R, 150, 154, 158n.l5, 160n.l,
221 n.7, 223, 290n.2,292,
343nn.l, 3
414
Index
Geometres, Ioannes, 17, 121, 152,
152n.9,229n.18
Glucker, J., 83n.5, 97n.47
God
as Creator, 136n.67, 137n.70
grace of, 125n.l0, 252,253-54,
255-56, 293, 294, 299
Gregory of Nazianzos on, 48—49,
132n.47
Psellos on, 25, 132, 132n.45, 152,
252-54, 255-56, 293, 294, 299
grammatical theory, 85
Greek accents, 71, 71 n.6, 182n.26, 212,
212n.31
Greek Anthology, 281
Gregorios of Kampsa, 280—81
Gregorios Pardos, 2Iln.28
Comm. on Hermogenes* On the
Method of Force, 154n.l3
Gregory of Nazianzos, 16, 18, 124n.4,
127nn.l4—16, 129n.27, I3inn.40,
41, 145n.l 14, 153n.l2, 190n.l2,
228n.l6
Against Julian, 28n .11,138n.75,
141n.90, 229n.l8
Against the Vanity of Women,
175n.24
vs. Ailios Aristeides, 113
Apologetikos, 344n.6
vs. Chrysostom, 167-68
vs. Demosthenes, 112—13, 130, 135,
141,142, 146,159
on evil, 229n.24
Farewell Speech, 28n.l 1
First Theological Oration, Against
the Eunomians, 139n.81
Funeral Oration for Basil the Great
0Or 43.1), 48, 48nn.52—54, 77n.7,
115n.!8, 123n.2, 124n.4, 139n.83,
141n.90, 149, 153, 154, 159n.20,
160-66, 160n.l, 161 n.6, 163n.l3
on God, 48-49, 132n.47
vs. Herodotus, 114
vs. Isocrates, 114, 130, 134, 135, 141,
146-47
judicial discourse of, 140—41
Letter 114, 127n.!4
Letter 175, 236n.60
“Liturgical Homilies” of, 153, 153n.l2
vs. Lysias, 113, 130, 134, 135, 146
meter in, 135, 136, 154, 154n.l4, 164
as model author, 118, 119, 121, 122,
124-28, 131-32, 134-37, 154, 159,
166
on novelty in theology, 140n.85
obscurity in, 145—46
On Himself and to Those Who
Claim that It Was He Who Wanted
the See of Constantinople, 123n.2,
126n,12, 128n.l8
On His Father's Silence, 339n.ll3
On His Verses, 127n.l4
On Holy Easter, 137n.72, 319n.45
On Human Nature, 155n.6
On Theology, 127n.l4, 175n.24,
235η.5β
On the Son, 114n.l2, 171 n.8
On the Theophany, 28n.ll, 132n.47,
148n.l26, 319n.45
Oration on the Holy Baptism (Or.
40.24), 124n.5, 149, 153, 155-59,
155n.2, 159n.21
and panegyrical discourse, 120,
141-42, 141n.93
vs. Plato, 119, 130, 135, 139, 141,
159, 162
Poem 1.1.13.720, 229n.24
Poem 1.2.10, 127n.l6
Poem 1.2.14.35, 155n.6
Poem 1.:2.29.77-86, 175n.24
prefaces of, 113, 142—43, 148, 170,
172, 172n.l0
prose rhythm in, 131, 131n.40, 136,
158, 164
Psellos on, 5-6, 12, 17, 37, 77, 77n.7,
100, 101, 103, 106, 107, 108, 108n.,
109, 112-15, 118-22, 121, 121n.,
123-48, 150-51, 153-54, 155-59,
160-66, 162, 167, 359n.7
on the swan’s song, 127n.l4
index
415
Sy nt ahter ios, 140n.85
vs. Thucydides, 113, 142
Gregory ofNyssa, 151, 338n.lll
Comm. on the Song of Songs,
146n.ll7
Life of Moses, 137n.73
On the Creation of Man, 125n.7
Ο« the Inscriptions of the Psalms։
369n.4
Pselios on, 101,108,109, 112,116,
117
hagiography, 193-95, 199—200,
200nn.27, 29, 210Π.24
Heath, M., 36, 42n.26
Hekate, 322-23, 322n.59
Heliodoros, 12, lOOn.5, 101
Aethiopian Tale/book of Chari kleia,
100, 102, 104, 107, 125n.7,
129nn.23, 26, 28, 186-87, 188-91,
192, 369n.7
depiction of Charikleia, 187, 189—90
morality of, 186, 187, 190
structure of Ethiopian Tale, 187, 189
Hellenism, 7, 16
Hemokrates, 131
Hephaistion
Handbook on Meters, 85, 95n.31
Introduction to Metrics, 95n.36
On Poems, 95n.36, 96nn.39—41
On Signs, 97n.49
on strophes, 96n.39
Hephaistos, Theophylaktos, 4
Heraclitus, 138
Hermeias, 162n.9
Hermes Trismegistos, 151
Hermogenes, 17, 67, 76, 85, 102,
137n.69, 159, 209n.23
vs. Dionysios of Halikarnassos, 118,
119, 124n.5, 147n.l21,167, 177, 199
vs. Longinos, 78
See also Hermogenian corpus;
Hermogenian Forms; Synopsis of
Rhetoric in Verses; Synopsis of
the Rhetorical Forms
Hermogenian corpus
method in, 22,24,25, 26,27,28,
29-30, 140n.88
On Forms, lln.l, 20—30, 33, 34, 36,
37, 38n.2, 57-63, 57nn.l00, 101,
58nn.l02—5, 59nn.l06, 107,
60n.l08, 110, 111, 61 nn.l 12-15,
117, 62nn.l 18-20, 63n.l24, 101,
112n.4, 122, 135n.58, 136n.66,
140nn.88, 89, 143nn.l02, 105,
174n.l8, 211n.28, 214n.37,
228n.l2
On Invention, lln.l, 21, 25n.5,33, 34,
36, 37,43-57, 43n.28, 44nn.30, 32,
33, 46nn.42—46,47n.49,48n.55,
49nn.57, 59, 51nn.66, 67, 52nn.68,
69, 53n.74, 54n.78, 55nn.85, 87,
56nn.94, 97, 57nn.98, 99, 106n.ll,
163n.l2, 170n.5, 172n.l0,227n.l0,
334n.98
On Issues, lln.l, 21, 33—34, 36,
38-43, 39n.9, 40nn.l3, 15, 16,
42n.26, 43n.27, 49n.57
On the Method of Force, lln.l, 21,
33, 34, 36, 37, 63, 63n.l24, 64-65,
64nn.l 28-30, 132, 65nn.l33—35,
115n.l9, 191, 191Π.16
as prefaced by Aphthonios’
Preliminary Exercises, 11, 16, 21
“rational” vs. “legal” issues in,
41-42, 42nn.23, 24, 26
rhythm in, 22, 25, 26,27, 29, 29n.l8,
30
Hermogenian Forms
Amplification, 21, 25, 27, 58, 60,
60nn.ll0, lit, 63, 122, 143n.l02,
147, 175
Asperity, 21, 25, 26, 27, 58, 59,
59n.l07, 63, 105, I05n.5, 180
Beauty, 21, 27—28, 58, 58n.l02,
60-61, 61n.l 12, 180, 227n.8
Brilliance, 21, 25, 26—27, 58, 60,
60nn.l08, 109, 63, 143n.!02, 147
Character, 22, 29—30, 58, 58n.l02,
63, 147, 147n.l22, 170n.4, 175
416
índex
Hermogenian Forms (font.)
Clarity, 18, 21, 24, 58, 58n.!02, 63,
147, 174-75, 174n.21
Distinctness, 21, 24, 25, 58, 59,
59n.l06, 175n.22
Force, 18, 22, 30, 30n.21, 58,
58n.l02, 63n.l24, 147, 147n.l21,
161n.3
Grandeur, 21, 25—27, 30, 58,
58n.l02, 113, 175
mixture of, 146-47, 211, 21 ln.28
Moderation, 22, 29, 30, 58, 58n.l04,
62, 175
Pungency, 22, 30, 58, 58n.l04, 62,
62nn. 118-20, 63
Purity, 21, 24-25, 29, 30, 48, 58-59,
61,63, 175
Rapidity, 22, 28, 28n.l6, 58,
58n.l02, 61, 61n.ll3, 63, I40n.89,
147n.l23, 228n.!2, 230n.27
Simplicity, 22, 29, 30, 58, 58n.l04,
61,62, 63, 105, 105n.5, 113,
170n.4
Sincerity, 22, 28-29, 58, 58n.l02,
62-63, 63n.l21, 143n.l05
Solemnity, 21, 25—26, 27, 30, 58, 59,
61, 63, 105, 105n.5, 147
Sternness, 22, 29, 58, 63, 175
Sweetness, 22, 29—30, 58, 58n.l04,
61, 61n.ll7, 63, 105, 105n.5
Vehemence, 21, 25,26, 27, 29, 58,
59, 63, 175
Vigor, 21, 25, 27, 54-55, 58, 60, 63,
112n.5, 135n.62, 175
Hermokrates, 131, I31n.38
Herodes Attikos, 161, 161 n.4
Herodes of Marathon, 124, 124n.5
Herodotus, 71, 75, 81, 114, 124, I24n.5,
134, 135, 173, 173n.l4, 321nn.51,
52, 325n.70
Hesiod, 163, 305, 307n.2
Hesychios: Lexicon, 93nn.l5, 18,
97n.46
Himerios, 229n.l8
Hippocrates, 233Ո.43
Historia Syntomos, 6
Hegel, C., I94n.4, 197nn.20, 21, 201,
202, 215n.39
Holobolos, Manuel, 7, 222
Encomium of Michael Palaiologus,
231n.33
Homer, 15, 16, 100n.3, 101, 120,
180n.5, 243n.89, 280
Iliad, 48n.51, 56n.93, 161n.6,
179n.2, 184n.39, 305, 3
37nJ05
Odysseus and Circe, 281,
283-84, 285-86
Odyssey, 55-56, 56nn.91, 92,
214Ո.35, 281, 283-84, 285-86,
379n.2
lamblichos, 271, 278, 309n.6
In Support of the Nomophylax against
Ophrydas, 124n.5, 159n.2l,
229n.l9
Introduction to Platonic Philosophy,
221
Ioannes Climacus, 151
loannes of Sardeis, 17
Ioannes the Confessor, 203n.2
Ioannes Tzimiskes, 196
loannikios, Saint, 213n.33
Ioannikios (scribe), 84n.l 1
Isaakios Komnenos, 361 n.8
Isaeus, 170
Isocrates, 75, 81, 100, 100n.5, 106,
106nn.9, 10, 114, 114n.ll, 124,
124n.5, 145Ո.116, 189
Against the Sophists, 122
Dionysios of Halikarnassos on,
130Ո.32, 158Ո.14
vs. Gregory of Nazianzos, 114, 130,
134, 135, 141, 146-47
Janin, R., 219n.6,330n.86, 350n.9,
352n.l2
John of Damascus, 151, 203n.2,337n.i08
Index
417
John the Lydian, 67
Josephus, Flavius: Jewish Antiquities,
144n.H0
Joshua, 320, 320n.47
Julian, Emperor, 113, 137n.70, 323n.65
Justinian 1
Corpus Juris Civil is, 303—4
Digest, 303n.3
Novelae, 303, 330n.87
Justinian II, 333n.94
Kalamis, 157, I58n.l4
Kaldellis, Anthony, 4,5,202, 249n.6,
313n.30
Kallimachos, 158n.l4
Kambylis, A., 178n.6, 179n.2,
180Ո.10, 181Ո.12, 183nn.28,
31, 185Ո.44
Kazhdan, Alexander, 202
Kennedy, G. A., 34, 36, 43n.29,
44nn.30, 32, 47n.47,
50n.60, 52n.72, 53nn.73,
76, 55n.87, 56nn.92, 94,
57n.98, 64Ո.132
Keroularios, Michael, 4, 5, 121n.
Kinneavy, J. L., 71n.7
Kleonides: Introduction to Harmonics,
236n.61
kommata, 175, 228
vs. cola, 24—25, 25n.5, 26, 54, 61,
80n.2, 132, 132Ո.44
Konstantinos (nephew of Keroularios),
5, 109-10, 121n., 128Ո.17, 251,
349, 349n.5
Konstantinos VII Porphyrogennetos,
321n.52
Konstantinos VIII, 345
Konstantinos IX Monomachos,
4, 5, 6,31-32, 345, 351,352
Konstantinos X Doukas, 4, 202,
279
Kosmas of Jerusalem, 151
Kristeller, Paul, 247n.l
kyklos, 334, 334n.98
Lapatin, K. D. S., 134n.53
Leichoudes, Konstantinos, 6
Leon of Byzantion, 161, 161n.5
Leo VI, 196, 255Π.19, 328n.80
Lesbonax, 131,131n.38
Letter to Nikephoros Keroularios,
143n.l05
Letter to Xiphilinos, 207n.l5
Levy, P., 122, 125n.9, 168, 171n.8,
175n.23
Libanios, 152n.9, 161 n.6, 216n.41
Life of St. Auxentios, 202
Littlewood, Antony, 221 n.7, 223,
225n.3, 232n.36, 237n.66,
243nn.86, 89
Logothetes, Symeon. See
Metaphrastes, Symeon
Lollianos, 124, 124n.5
Longinos, 131, 162n.9
Art of Rhetoric, 11, 74—75, 74n.,
76nn.3—5, 77n.8, 78-81, 80n.2,
95n.35, llln.2, 134n.55, 170n.2,
206n.9, 212n.30
on delivery, 76, 76n.5
on memory, 75—76, 75n.
on Plato, 76-77, 77n.8, 162
on sentence units, 80
On the Sublime, 74n., 122
Longos: Daphnis and Chloe, 95n.34
Lucian, 100, 100n.5, 101, 102, 104,
158n.l8
Encomium of Demosthenes* 158n.l6,
204n.4
On Dance* 131n.38
Philopseudes, 320n.50
Lysias, 100n.5, 101, 135n.60, 162n.9,
216n.41
Dionysios of Halikarnassos on,
106nn.8, 9, 114n.ll, 143nn.l03,
105, 144n.l08, 145n.ll6, 158n.l4,
167, 168, 170n.4, 171 nn.6, 7
Pselios on, 75, 81, 100, 106, 107, 111,
113, 117, 130, 134, 135, 146, 162,
168, 170, 171, 216n.41
418
Index
Macrides, R., 327n.79, 328n.84, 330n.87
Magdalino, Paul, 222
Makrembolites, Eumathios, 187
Makrembolitissa, Eudokia, 4
Malalas, 32ІП.52
MandaJos, Leon, 301—2,305,306,314—19,
314n.33,328-29,333,334,339
Maniakes, Georgios, 4
Maria Skleraina, 4, 133n.51
Markellinos: Life of Thucydides, 115nJ5
Martina, Empress, 333n.94
Mauropous, Ioannes, 3, 4, 109, 127n.l5
Discourse on the Three Holy
Fathers and Teachers, 125n.l0
Letter 17.84-85, 148n.l26
Letter 33.4—5, 144n.l09
Poem 22, 125n.l0
Maximos, 323, 323n.65
Maximos the Confessor, 151, 229n.24
Mayer, A., 122, 125n.9, 13ІП.37
Melampous the Grammarian, 232n.34
Melissos, 138
Menander, 83n.7
Menander the Rhetor, 135n.63
On Epideictic Speeches, 75n., 159n.l9
metaphors, 26n.7, 30, 37, 62, 62n.l20,
ІЗЗп.52, 141, 14ІП.91, 142,
142Ո.99, 146Ո.118, 169, 169n., 175,
175Ո.24, 184, 199, 209, 209n.21,
305, 326Ո.75
defined, 56, 56n.94
discourse as wax, 143, 143n.l00
metaphor of the builder, 132-33,
132Ո.49
metaphor of the sculpture, 157—58,
158Ո.16
Proteus, 228—29, 229n.l8
swan’s song, 127, 127n.l4
turtle and the horse, 161, 16ІП.6
meter
in Gregory of Nazianzos, 135, 136,
154, 154n.l4, 164
of political verse, 32—33, 52n.71,
56n.91
Psellos on, 85, 94, 95, 95n.32, 36,
96-97, 96n.40, 135Ո.59, 174,
177, 179, 179Ո.4, 180-81, 183-84,
185,357
Metochites, Theodore, 186
Michael Italikos: Discourse Spoken in
Improvised Fashion to the Queen
Lady Eirene Doukania, 130n.34
Michael IV, 345
Michael VII Doukas
character, 279, 302n.
and miracle at Blachernai, 300, 302,
303, 326-27
relationship with Psellos, 4—5, 6,
31, 32, 33, 35-36, 67, 106Ո.10,
202, 279-80, 300, 302-3,
302n., 305, 306, 326-27, 326n.75,
339
“A Miraculous Icon of the Mother of
God,” 340-44, 352Ո.13
vs. Letter Three, 341
vs. Letter Two, 341
Monastery of Euergetis, 195, 218n.2
Monastery of Kallios, 301-2, 305, 306,
314-19, 314Ո.34, 328-29, 330n.86,
333, ՅՅՅո.95
Monastery of the Beautiful Source,
341, 341n., 353
Monody in Honor of the
Protosynkellos and Metropolitan
of Ephesos Kyr Nikephoros,
126Ո.13
music, 73n.21, 94-97, 94nn.22, 24, 26,
96n.42, 183nn.29, 30, 212, 2!2n.29
Dionysios of Halikarnassos on, 73,
73n.20
Plato on, 94n.23
Psellos on, 71, 73, 73n.20, 85, 94-95,
98, 98n.52, 179n.4, 183
three genera of, 73, 73n.21, 94, 98,
235Ո.53
use by Euripides, 94—95, 98, 98n.52,
183
Myron, 165, 165Ո.22
Index
419
narration, 45-57, 46nn.42-46,
47nn.47~50, 137,137n.71, 173
as main part of oration, 34, 75, 78,
I44n.l08, 170n.5
Nemesios: On the Nature of Man,
234nn.50, 51
Neoplatonism, 16, 85, 105n.6, 122n.l4,
151, 3Un.l8, 312n.21
chain of existence in, 126n.ll
and emotion, 89
and Gregory of Nazianzos, 5—6, 17
influence on Psellos, 5-6, 17, 74,
77, 89,91n.2, 102, 119, I26n.ll,
128n.21,137n.70,139n.82,
140n.86,148n.l24,150, 150n.4,
153, 155n.5, 158n.l6, 201, 221,
225n.3, 226n.6, 229n.l9, 230n.25,
234nn.45, 47,49,235n.55,239n.70,
240n.76, 241nn.79, 81, 248,
25ïn.l2, 258,286, 305, 335nA02,
337n.l06, 338n.lll, 373n.l4
and magical rites, 305, 322nn.57-59
See also Plotinos; Proklos
Nikephoros HI Botaneiates, 279
Nikephoros Phokras, 196
Niketas David Paphlagon: Economium
in Honor of Gregory, 159n.20
Niketas Stethatos: Refuting Letter to
Gregory the Sophist, 139n.83
Ni ketes of Smyrna, 130, 130n.34
Nikolaos, Patriarch, 205n.8, 214n.36
Nikolaos of the Beautiful Source, 257,
259, 259-60, 340-41
Nikomachos of Gerassa: Introduction
to Arithmetic, 240n.73
Odysseus and Circe, 281,283—84,
285-86
Oikonomides, N., 351-52
Olympiodoros, 337n.l08
Comm. on Aristotle ։s Categories,
225n.3
Comm. on the First Alcibiades,
127n.l4
“On Ancient Works of Art” (Or. min.
33 and 34)
“Ekphrasis of Eros Carved on Stone,”
250n.7,285-89, 286,288-89
“Ekphrasis or Allegory,” 285-86,
287
On Beauty, 249, 270—74
On Dialectic, Happiness, and Beauty,
270
On Eternity, 126n.ll
On Intelligible Beauty, 249, 254, 259,
270, 270-78
On Literary Composition, 66—73,
71nn.4, 5, 73n.20, 75, 77
ring-composition in, 73n.22
title, 70n.l
On -Lord, Have Mercyf 339n.ll3
On Perception and Perceptibles, 249,
262-69
On Rhetoric, 74—81
abrupt interruption of a sentence in,
80, 80n.4
delivery in, 75, 76, 76n.5, 77n.9, 80
demonstration in, 78, 80, 81
departures from Longinus, 75-77
designed omission in, 80, 80n.4
diction in, 79-80
enthymemes in, 79, 80, 81
examination in, 79
examples in, 79
irony in, 80
narrative in, 78
novelty in, 79
periods in, 80
perorations in, 78, 79
plausibilities in, 78, 81
prefaces in, 70, 78, 79
preventive treatment in, 80, 80n.3
probable indications in, 78, 81
style/diction in, 75, 76—77, 102
work of proof in, 78
On Saint John Chrysostom, 101n.8,
115n.l5, 125n,6, 142n.99, 167-75
See also Chrysostom, John
420
Index
On the Different Styles of Certain
Writings, 11-12, 77, 77n.7, 99-107,
108, 132n.43
character in, 100
Muses vs. Graces in, 100, 100n.2,
101, 102-3, 106-7, 106n.8
novelties in, 106, 106n.l2
variation in, 103, 105,107
On the Four Parts of the Perfect
Speech, 99n.
On the Phrase: ‘"Among all [people],
there exists no one for whom this
among all [things will not be
found to be the case] ” (Theol. I
98), 149-54, 149n.2, 154n.l3,
160-66
On the Psalms, Their Inscriptions, etc.
to the Emperor Kyr Michael
Doukas, 112n.5, 338n.lI1
On the Theologian's Phrase: “even
though you ought to reap the
opposite fruit through the
opposite" (Theol. I 19), 124n.5,
149-59, 149n.2, 159n.21
On Tragedy, 11,82-98,181nn.l6,17,
183n.30
vs. Aristotle, 84n.8, 85-87, 91n.5,
92n.5, 93, 94n.20, 97n.51
authorship of, 82-83, 83nn.4-6
character in, 86, 89, 92
dancing in, 92n.8, 97-98,97n.51
emotion/suffering (pathos) in,
86-89, 91,91n.3,92
inanimate things in, 86, 89-90
meter in, 85, 94, 95, 95n.32, 36,
96-97,96n.40
music in, 85, 94-95
periodos in, 95, 95n.35,98
setting (topos) in, 91, 91nn.4,6, 97
spectacle in, 85,91
strophe vs. antistrophe in, 95-%,
96n.39
subject of tragedy in, 85-89,91,
92n.6
vs. To One Asking “ Who Wrote
Verse Better, Euripides or
Pisides?, ” 83, 88-89,92nn.6,9,
95nn.29, 35, 98n.52
Oration on the Annunciation, 132n.47
Oration on the Holy Baptism, 155n.2
Origen, 151
Orphies, 138
Ouranos, Nikephoros, 195,197
Ovid, 317n.41
Palatine Anthology, 165n.22
Papaioannou, S., 31 ln.18,353
Papamastorakis, T., 346
Parrhasios, 165, 165n.22
Patillon, Michel, 20-21, 23, 36, 37,
40n.l6,47n.47, 57n.98,74,75,
75n., 77
Paul, St., 125n.l0, 139, 324n.66
Pausanias, 134n.53
Pentcheva, B., 312n.24,336n.l04
Pérez Martín, Inmaculada, 7,231n.33
Pericles, 142, 142n.98,327,327n.77
periods, rhetorical, 53-55,160, 170n.2,
171,228,334, 334n.98
delivered with single breath, 51,
51n.67, 54-55, 54n.78, 56, 113,
132, 132n.44, 135
perorations, 75, 78, 79,144n.l08
Perusino, F., 83n.4,90,91n.5,93n.l3,
96n.44
Pheidias, 158nn.l4, 18
statue of Aphrodite Ourania, 133-34,
134n.53
Pherecydes and Pythagoras, 252n.,
298n.l0
Philo
Allegories of the Sacred Laws,
244n.92
Legatio ad Gaium, 229n.l8
On Agriculture, 229n.l9,243n.89
On Cherubim, 243n.88
On the Creation, !37n.70,229n.l9
On the Giants, 244n.93
Index
421
On the Migration of Abraham,
244n.92
On the Posterity of Cain and His
Exile, 243n.91, 244n.94
On the Sacrifice of Abel and Cain,
243n.90
Psellos on, 221, 229, 244
Philo of Byblos, 335n.l00
Philoponos, loannes, 158n.l6, 305,
332n.93, 337n.l08
Comm. on Aristotle’s Categories,
234n.47, 235n.55, 241n.84
Philostorgios, 131, 131n.40
Philostratos, 100, 100n.5, 101, 102,
124n.5, 131, I31n.38, 173n.l3
on Dio Chrysostom, 16In.5
Eikones, 158n.l7, 285
Heroikos, 130n.33
Life of Apollonios, 104, 229n.l8
Lives of the Sophists, 112n.3,
117n.22, 119, 123n.2, 127n.l5,
128n.l9, 130n.33, 135, 135n.61,
136n.65, 146n.ll9, 161n.4
Phoenix, 130, 130n.35
Photios, 17, 101n.7, 109, 219n.6,255n,19
on Achilleus Tatios vs. Heliodoros,
186-87
Amphilochia, 125nn.7, 8
Bibliotheke, 99n., 100, 100n.5, 102,
104n.l, 131nn.38, 40, 173nn.l4, 17,
236n.60
on Herodotus, 173n.l4
Letter 207 to Amphilochios of
Ikonion, 99n.
Lexicon, 93n.l4, 96n.43
on Philostorgios, 131n.40
on rhetoric and divine grace,
125n.l0
on Sophronios of Jerusalem, 173n.l7
Phrynichos, 96, 96n.40
Pisides, Georgios, 180n.5,183nn.33,34
Contra Severum, 184n.39
vs. Euripides, 12, 176-77, 179-85,
185n.44
plagiarism, 67-68, 68n.7
Planoudes, Máximos, 17
Plato
Apology, 162n.l0, 323nn.6l, 63
on beauty, 250n.7,288-89
vs. Demosthenes, 102n.l0
Dionysios of Halikarnassos on,
102n.l0, 105n.7, 107n.
on discourse, 227
Euthyphro, 207n.l3
on evil, 157
on forms, 136—37, 136n.68, 309n.ll
on God, 238
Gorgias, H5n.l8, 161, 161n.3, 165,
321, 321n.55
vs. Gregory of Nazianzos, 119,130,
135, 139, 141, 159, 162
Hippias major, 134n.53
Ion, 229n.l8
on the just man, 126n.l3
on logical divisions, 234
on matter, 155—56, I 55n.5
Menexenus, 141, 141n.95
Mena, 164n.l6, 338n.ll0
on music, 94n.23
myth of the cave, 309n.ll
Parmenides, 141, 165
on passions, 87, 89
Phaeda, 127n.l4, 133n.52, 141,295
Phaedrus, 61 η.117,77nn.7, 8,
135n.60, 141,162n.9,225n.l,
227n.8,250n.7,315n.38,320n.50,
321n.55, 323nn.62, 63, 359n.6,
371n.l3
Politic us, 228n.l5
Psellos on, 75, 76-77, 77nn.7, 8,
81, 100, 101, 102, 106, 107, 119,
124, 124n.5, 130, 130n.34,
132n.45, 135, 136-37, 139, 141,
141n.95, 154, 155-56, 157, 159,
161-62, 161n.7, 164-65, 169,
170, 221, 227, 234, 238, 241,
249,288-89, 305, 321, 321n.55,
323, 323n.62
422
Index
Plato (cont.)
Republic, 87, 94n.23, 95n.33, 105n.7,
126n.l3, 134n.53, 143n.l00,
162n.ll, 229n.24, 309n.ll
on sense perception, 262-63,266,267
Sophist, 132n.45
style of, 76-77, 102
on swan’s song, 127, 127nJ4
Symposium, 190n.7, 250n.8, 373n.l5
Theaetetus, 141n.91, 156n.7, 157n.J3,
207n.l6, 229n.l9
Timaeus, J28n.2l, 129n.24, 155n.5,
157n.l2, 229n.22, 237n.69, 238,
241nn.79, 81, 263, 266, 309n.7,
359n.4
See α/so Neoplatonism
Pliny the Elder: Historia Naturalis, 68
Pliny the Younger, 317n.41
Plotinos, 74, 141n.90, 151, 165,254,
337n.l09
on beauty, 249, 250n.8, 261, 270—78,
351
Plutarch, 94n.22, 100, 100n.5, 101,
106-7, 146, 158n.l8
Amatorius, 127n.l6
Dion, 164n.l7
How the Young Man Should Study
Poetry, 89n.25, 105n.7
How to Distinguish a Flatterer from
a Friend, 164n.l7
Life of Alexander, 335n.l01
Life of Camillus, 335n.l01
On Listening to Lectures, !05n.7
On Music, 94n.23
On the Daimonion of Socrates,
371n.l0
on oracles, 321n.53
Parallel Lives, 138
Pyrrhus, 235n.58
Polemis, Ioannis, 4, 5, 158n.l5, 342,
343nn.2, 4
Polemon, 124, 124n.5, 161, 161n.4
political verse (politikoi stichoi), 6,
32-33, 37, 48n.51, 52n.71, 56n.91
Pollux: Onomasticon, 85, 93nn.l4, 18,
97n.51
Polykleitos, 157, 158, 158nn.l4, 18
Pontikos, I., 82n.2
Pope, Alexander: Essay on Criticism,
33
Porphyry, 68n.7, 74, 132n.45, 326n.73
Eis agoge, 105n.6
History of Philosophy, 137n.70
Hypomnema on the Harmonika of
Ptolemaios, 229n.24
Praise of Italos, 130n.34
prefaces, 34, 43-45, 43n.28, 44n.34,
172n.ll
of Gregory of Nazianzos, 113,
142-43, 148, 170, 172, 172n.l0
as main part of oration, 34, 75, 78,
144n.l08, 170n.5
in On Rhetoric, 70, 78, 79
in Synopsis of Rhetoric in Verses,
34, 43-45, 45nn.40, 41
Preface to the Art of Rhetoric, 21
Pródromos, Theodoros, 187
Proklos, 5, 77, 119, 126n.ll, 150, 151,
156n.7, 159n.l9, 162, 308n.5,
31 In.19, 367n.3
Comm. on Alcibiades, 323n.62
Comm. on the Parmenides,
146n.l 19, I48n.l25, I50n.4,
227n.8, 335n.l02
Comm. on the Republic, 89n.25,
102, 126n.l3, 158n.l6
Comm. ow i/?e Timaeus, 77n.8,
124n.4, 125n.8, 126n.l2,
130n.36, 150n,4, 158n.l6,
162n.ll, 165n.l9, 239n.70,
240n.78, 335n.l02
Elements of Theology, 129n.24,
140n.86, 165, 165n.20, 336n.l03
Platonic Theology, 125n.8,
373n.l4
Prokopios of Caesarea, 31 In.15
Prokopios of Gaza, 127n.l6, 152n.9,
165n.22
index
423
Prolegomena to a Comm. on
Hermogenes’0n Invention
(anonymous author), 25n.5,
142n.99, 172n.ll
Prolegomena to Platonic Philosophy
(anonymous author), 127n.l4,
234n.49, 243n.86
proof
as main part of oration, 34, 75, 78,
144n.l08,170n.5
in Synopsis of Rhetoric in Verses,
48-53, 48n.55,49nn.57, 59,
50n.60
Proof of Christ’s Incarnation, 140n.86
Proteus, 228-29, 229n.l8
Ps.-Aristotle: Rhet. ad Alex., 219n.3
Ps.-Demetrios: On Style, 75n.
Ps.-Dionysios of Halikarnassos: Art of
Rhetoric 10/On the Mistakes in
Declamations, I30n.31
Ps.-Dionysios the Areopagite, 308n.5
On Divine Names, 234n.45, 308n.3,
367n.3
Psellos, Michael
aesthetics of, 2—3, 13, 15—17, 18—19,
118-19, 121, 153, 221-22, 247-61,
262-82
audiences for works, 13—14
on author/rhetor as creator, 19,
118-19
biography, 3-5
on brevity, 225
on charm, 32, 65, 103, 104-5,
105n.7, 106, 107, 117, 125, 125n.7,
127, 130, 131, 134-35, 142, 157,
158, 161, 170, 188-89,214,226,
231
on color, 264
as “Consul of the Philosophers,” 4,
31,302n.
as court secretary, 3—4
death of, 5, 5n.
on divine control of human vision,
341-42, 343-44
on emotions, 19, 28—29, 68, 73,
86-89, 91, 92,119, 142, 144, 145,
147, 175, 181, 236-37, 309-10
on form and beauty, 180, 251—52,
251 n. 12, 254, 377
on form and essence, 234
on form and shape, 248
on free will, 369—71
on God and likenesses, 252—54,
255-56
on God’s grace, 252, 253—54,
255-56,293,294,299
on the good, 243—44
on images vs. models, 78, 115,125,
251-56, 267, 349-54, 357-59,
377-79
on the intellect, 132,140,158,220,
229,249,271-73,274,275-77,
278, 286, 288, 322,337, 341, 344
interpretive approaches of, 150,
150n.4
on kinds of rhetoric, 169—70, !70n.3
on like knowing like, 155—56
on living painting, 252, 255
on mixture, 103, 114, 146—47,
174-75, 211, 21 ln.28
and monastery of the
Acheiropoietos, 350—51, 350n.9,
363-65
on monetary value of art, 352
on oracular practices, 305—6, 320—25,
320n.50, 321n.53, 322n.57, 324n.67,
337n.l07, 346, 347
on parts vs. whole, 253-54, 277,
299
on “profiting” from “speaking
playfully,” 35—36, 64
on pronunciation, 72-73, 72n.ll
on reading, 105-6, 218—19, 221—22,
224-44
relationship with Ioannes Doukas,
5, 6, 279
relationship with ioannes
Kroustoulas, 219—20
424
Index
Psellos, Michael (cont.)
relationship with Konstantinos,
nephew of Patriarch Keroularios,
5,109-10, 121n., 128Ո.17, 251,349,
349n.5
relationship with Konstantinos IX
Monomachos, 4, 5, 6, 31—32
relationship with Konstantinos X
Doukas, 279
relationship with Mauropous, 3, 4
relationship with Michael VII
Doukas, 4-5, 6, 31, 32, 33, 35-36,
67, ІОбп.10, 140Ո.86, 202,279-80,
283-84, 300, 302-3, 305, 306,
326-27
relationship with Patriarch
Keroularios, 4, 5
relationship with Pothos, 120—21,
120n.6, 122, 133n.5l
relationship with Nikolaos Skleros,
350, 363-65
relationship with Ioannes
Xiphilinos, 168n.4, 303, 351,
351n., 367-73
on rhetorical canon, 99—107, 99n.,
108-9, 119
on rules of discourse, 222, 232-33
on sense perception, 248—49,
250, 262, 263-65, 266-67,
377-79
on the soul, 43, 126, 126n.ll, 129,
141, 172, 199, 216, 230, 259,
263-64, 270-72, 274, 275-76,
278, 288, 310, 322, 337, 337n.l08,
373
on spiritual iife, 340, 341—42, 344,
351, 367-73
on styles of discourse, 115, 115n.l5,
145n.ll6, 171, 171 n.7
on syllables, 72, 73
as teacher, 4-6, 13, 14, 14n.5, 75,
120, 149-54, 15ІП.6, 177
on theology, 233—34, 233n.41
on tragedy vs. comedy, 181
transmission of texts, 7, 7n.7, 14,
14n.5, 20, 68-69, 77, 82-83, 103,
110, 121-22, 121n., 122n.8, 149,
149n.2, 154n.l3, 160n.l, 168,177,
187, 222, 349n.5
on turgidity in diction, 104, 173,
173n.l3
on variety in rhetoric, 68, 70, 71, 79,
103, 105, 107, 114-15
Ps.-Hermogenes: Progymnasmata,
199, 214n.36
Ps.-Nonnos: Commentaries on Greg.
TMaz. Or. 4 (Against Julian),
138nn.75, 77
Ps.-PIutarch
On Music, 85
On the Philosophers' Doctrines
about Nature, 241n.80
Ptolemy’s Harmonics, 235n.52
Pyrrhon of Elis, 138n.76
Pythagoras, 138, 138n.76, 252n.
rhetoric
advisory discourse, 39, 39n.7,
112-13, 116, 117, 120, 122,
140n.87, 141, 144n.ll2, 146
as art, 38, 38n.l
in Byzantium, 2, 16, 20, 21, 89—90
canon in, 12, 17, 99—107, 99n.,
108-9, 119, 167
declamation exercises, 35, 39n,9,
40n.l3, 46n.44, 53n.73, 57nn.98,
99
delivery in, 76, 76n.5
vs. discourses (logoi), 18-19
divine origin of, 125—26
genres of, 39, 39n.7, 112-13, 116,
122, 140-45, 140n.87, 159
handbooks, 16, 24n.l, 38n.l, 53n.73,
119, 199, 227n.8
ill-formed problems, 40, 40nn.l2, 13
judicial discourse, 39, 39n.7, 4In. 19,
74-75, 112, 116, 120, 122, 124,
140-41, 140n.87, 171, 171n.6
Index
425
memory in, 75—76, 75n., 76n.4
opportune moments in, 71, 71n.7
panegyrical discourse, 39, 39n.7,
113, 113n.6, 116, 117, 120, 122,
140Ո.87, 141-42, 141nn.90, 93, 95,
159, 306, 339, 339n.ll5
vs. philosophy, 2, 5,136, 137, 140,
141, 160-61,201,205-7
political questions, 38—39, 38n.4
power of speech, 38n.2
power of the rhetor, 39, 39n.l 1
questions in dispute, 33—34, 36,
39-43, 39n.6
relationship to literature, 18—19
ring-composition in, 73n.22
social status of, 2, 18
speech-in-character (ethopoiia\ 89,
143, 143nn.l03, 105, 144, 173n.l7
styles of, 115, 115Ո.15, 145n.ll6, 171,
171n.7
and tragedy, 89-90
training in, 75—76, 99—100, 99n.,
199, 214n.36
valid problems, 40, 40n.l3
variety in, 68, 70, 71, 79, 103, 105,
107, 114-15
See also Hermogenian corpus;
Hermogenian Forms; Synopsis
of Rhetoric in Verses; Synopsis of
the Rhetorical Forms
rhythm
in Hermogenian corpus, 22,25, 26,
27, 29, 29n.l8, 30
in poetry, 68, 91, 92n.8, 95, 96, 177,
179-80, 182, 183-84, 184n.35,
185
in prose, 22, 45n.40, 51n.67, 68, 71,
72,73, 124, 131, 131Ո.40, 135,
135n.58, 136, 141, 154, 158, 164,
175,212, 212n.31
Romanos II, 196
Romanos 111, 345
Romanos IV Diogenes, 202, 279
Romulus and Remus, 325, 325n.71
saints’ Lives, 186, 218-19, 221—22
Symeon’s Menologion, 12, 13,
120n.6, 193-96, 197-98, 199, 201,
202, 209-15, 213n.33, 222
Sappho, 138, 138n.74
Sathas, Konstantinos, 7
Sceptics, 138, 138n.76
scholia, 16
Second Sophistic, 67, 176
sections, 170, 170n.2
Seibt, W., 334n.97
“Select Letters on Art and Aesthetics,”
348-56
Letter Five, 248, 249—50, 251—52,
257, 352-53, 376-79
Letter Four, 26On.29, 351—52, 374-75
Letter One, 6n., 128n.l7, 251, 256n.,
291, 349-50, 356-61
Letter Three, 259, 341, 351, 352,
366-73
Letter Two, 259, 341, 350-51, 362-65
sense perception
Alexander of Aphrodisias on, 249,
257, 262
Aristotle on, 249, 257, 262, 263—65,
266-69
Plato on, 262—63, 266, 267
Psellos on, 248-49,250, 258-60,
262, 263-65, 266-67, 341-42,
344, 377-79
Ševčenko, L, 210n.24
Ševčenko, Nancy, 201
Sewter, E. R. A., 303, 346
Sextus Empiricus: Against the
Dogmatists, 138n.76
Shiner, L., 247n.l
Sikeliotes, Ioannes, 17, 21, 74n., 90,
152, 152n.9, 199, 2l3n.32
Commentary on Hermogenes’ On
Forms, 120n.4,137n.69, I41n.94,
154n.l3, 21 ln.28
on counterturns, 28n.ll
Prolegomena, 172n.l0, 226n.6,
227n.8
426
índex
Simokattes, 162n.8
Simplikios, 305, 332n.93
Comm. on Aristotle’s Categories,
234Ո.47
Skleros, Nikolaos, 350, 363
Skopelianos, 130, 130n.34
Skylitzes, Stephanos
Comm. on Aristotle’s Rhetoric,
161ո.Յ, 237n.65
continuator of, 280, 302n.
Sopatros, 130, 130n.35
sophists, 123n.2, 128, 130, 130n.35,
152n.9
Sophocles, 83n.7, 94, 94n.24, 98, 180,
181—82
Sophronios of Jerusalem, 173n.l7
Sozornenos: Ecclesiastical History,
320Ո.48
Stephanos: Commentary on
Hippocrates* Prognostic on,
209Ո.22
Stephanos of Byzantion, 84n.9
Styles of Gregory the Theologian,
Basil the Great, Chrysostom, and
Gregory of Nyssa, The, 12, 77n.8,
101n.8, 108-17, 168
Basil the Great, 112, 115-16, 117
Chrysostom, 112, 116-17
Gregory of Nyssa, 112, 116, 117
Gregory the Theologian, 112-15, 117
Symeon Metaphrastes, 6, 18, 101,
197Ո.18
death of, 196-97, 200, 200n.27
Life ofTheoktiste, 196
as Logothetes of the Dromos, 196,
207-8, 208nn.l7, 18
Menologion, 12, 13, 120n,6, 193—96,
197-98, 199, 201, 202, 209-15,
213n.33, 222
vs. Psellos, 201-2, 214-15
as saint, 12
Symeon Stylites, 197
See also Encomium for Kyr Symeon
Metaphrastes
Symeon Seth: Synopsis of Physics,
155n.5
Symeon the New Theologian, 32,
127n.l6, 340, 341
Hymn 18.115-17, 127n.l6
Hymn 24.146-54, 127n.l6
Synesios ofKyrene, 152n.9, 173n.l3
Against Andronikos, to the Bishops,
145nJ15
Dion, 105n.4, 121, 123n.2, 126n.l3,
127n.l5, 128n.l9, 130n.35,
132n.43, 135nn.62, 63, 141n.95,
142n.98, 161 n.5, 367n.3, 373nn.l4,
16, 17
Letter 5.101-2, 129n.22
Letter 5.101—2, 104n.l
Letter 41.270-71, 145n.ll5
Letter 43.35-36, 132n.48
Letter 95.62-63, 369n.9
On Boldness, 344n.6
On Dreams, 104n.l, 128n.l9,
344n.5
on the perfect philosopher, 126n.l3
Synopses of the On Forms, 21, 28n.l5,
30n.21
political questions in, 38—39
Synopsis of Rhetoric in Verses, 31—65,
149
abundance in, 44, 44n.32
added remarks in, 45, 45nn.40, 41,
55-56, 55n.89
ambiguity in, 40n.l5, 42, 42n.22
Amplification in, 58, 60, 60nn.l 10,
111,63
argued narration in, 47—48, 47n.47
Asperity in, 58, 59, 59n.l07, 63
Beauty in, 58, 58n.l02, 60—61,
61n.l 12
Brilliance in, 58, 60, 60nn.l08, 109,
63
Character in, 58, 58n.l02, 63
chiasmus in, 54, 54n.81
civic discourse in, 63
Clarity in, 58, 58n.l02, 63
Index
427
cola in, 45, 46, 54, 54n.80, 56, 58,
59, 60, 60n.lll, 61
comparative problems in, 57, 57n.99
confirmation/proof in, 48-53,
48n.55, 49nn.57, 59, 50n.60
conflict of law in, 40ri.l 5, 42
conjecture in, 40,40nn.l5, 16,
42n.23, 57n.99
countercharge in, 40n.l5, 41
counterdefinition in, 52, 52n.72
counterplea in, 40n.15, 41
counter-rejoinders in, 50—51, 50n.63,
51n.65
counterstance in, 40n.l5, 41
definition (issue) in, 40n.l5, 41,
41n.l7,42n.23,57n.99
definition (topic of invention) in, 52,
52n.72
dilemma in, 55, 55n.85
disputable questions in, 39—43
Distinctness in, 58, 59, 59n.l06
elaboration in, 50, 50n.60, 51n.65
embellishment of the problem in, 53,
53nn.73, 74
enthymemes in, 37, 41n.21, 50,
50n.60, 51n.65
epicheiremes in, 33, 37, 38, 38n.3,
40, 50, 50n.60, 51n.65, 53
figured problems in, 57, 57n.98
figures of speech in, 53-57, 53n.75
Force in, 58, 58n.l02, 63
forgiveness in, 40n.l5, 41
Grandeur in, 58, 58n.l02
heading of the case in, 49—52,
51n.66, 52nn.68, 69
highly wrought narration in, 47, 48
letter and intent of law in, 40n.l5, 41
methods of force in, 63, 64—65,
64nn.l 28-30, 132
Moderation in, 58, 58n.l04, 62
narration in, 45—57, 46nn*42—46,
47nn.47—50
objection (issue) in, 40n.l5, 42,
42n.23, 42n.24, 52, 52n.69
objections (topic of invention) in,
50—51, 51nn.64, 65
occasion in, 44
opposition as figure of speech in, 53
period as figure of speech in, 53—54,
54n.78
practical deliberation in, 40n.l5, 41,
41n.l8, 42
preconfirmation in, 48—49, 48n,55
prefaces in, 43—45, 43n.28, 44n.34
prejudgment in, 43-44, 43n.29
preliminary statement in, 46*
46nn.42—44, 48n.55
Pungency in, 58, 58n.l04, 62,
62nn.l 18-20, 63
Purity in, 48, 58—59, 61, 63
Rapidity in, 58, 58n.l02, 61, 61 n.113,
63
ratiocination in, 52, 52n.72
reasons/causes in, 46,46n.46, 47,
47nn.47, 50
rebuttal in, 49-50, 49n.57, 50n.60,
51, 51n.65, 52, 52n.72
rhetorical syllogism in, 40n.l5, 41,
41n.21
rhythm in, 57, 59, 60, 61, 63
shift of issue in, 40n.l 5, 41
simple narration in, 47—48,47n.48
Simplicity in, 58, 58n.l04, 61, 62,
63
Sincerity in, 58, 58n.l02, 62—63,
63n.l21
Solemnity in, 58, 59, 61, 63
Sternness in, 58, 63
Sweetness in, 58, 58n.l04, 61,
61n.ll7, 63
types of division in, 44, 44nn.30, 31
Vehemence in, 58, 59, 63
Vigor in, 54-55, 58, 60, 63
Synopsis of the Laws, 32
Synopsis of the Rhetorical Forms,
20-30, 75
Amplification in, 21,25, 27
Asperity in, 21, 25, 26, 27
428
Index
Synopsis of the Rhetorical Forms
(cont.)
Beauty in, 21, 27—28
Brilliance in, 21, 25,26—27
cadence in, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29,
29n.l8, 30, 136Ո.66
Character in, 22, 29—30
Clarity in, 18, 21, 24
cola in, 22, 24-25, 26, 27-28,
28n.l4, 29, 29n.l8, 30,
45n.35
composition in, 22, 25,26, 27,
28, 29, 29n.l8, 30
diction in, 22, 24, 25, 26, 26nn.8,
9, 27, 29, 29Ո.18, 30
Distinctness in, 21, 24, 25
figures in, 22, 24, 24n.4, 25, 26,
26n.l0, 27, 29, 29Ո.18, 30
Force in, 18, 22, 30, 30n.2I
Grandeur in, 21, 25—27, 30
method in, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28,
29-30
Moderation in, 22, 29, 30
Pungency in, 22, 30
Purity in, 21, 24—25, 29, 30
Rapidity in, 22, 28, 28n.l6
rhythm in, 22, 25, 26, 27, 29,
29n.l8, 30
Simplicity in, 22,29, 30
Sincerity in, 22, 28—29
Solemnity in, 21, 25—26, 27, 30
Sternness in, 22, 29
Sweetness in, 22,29—30
thoughts in, 22, 28, 29, 29n.l9, 30
Vehemence in, 21, 25, 26, 27, 29
Vigor in, 21, 25, 27
Syrianos, 67, 211n.28, 305, 308n.5
Themistios, 165n.22
Theocritus: fdylh 95n.34
Theodoros Stoudites, 203n.2
Theon, 214n.36
Theophrastus, 130-31, 131n.37
On Plants, 335n.l01
Thucydides, 75, 80n.7, 81, 100, 101,
107, 124n.5, 130, 216n.40, 327n.76
vs. Gregory ofNazianzos, 113, 142
Pericles’ Funeral Oration, 142,
142n.98, 327П.77
style of, 70, 81, 106, 113, 124,
144n.l 12, I45n.ll6, 174
Timotheos, 95n.27
To One Asking “Who Wrote Verse
Better; Euripides or Pisides?, ”
83, 92nn.6, 9, 176-85
emotion/suffering (pathos) in,
88-89, 92n.9
meter in, 177, 179
vs. On Tragedy, 83, 88—89, 92nn.6,
9, 95nn.29, 35, 98n.52
periodos in, 95n.35
subject of tragedy in, 88—89
To the Be starches Pothos Who Asked
Who Is Beyond Encomia, 120n.6
To the Emperor Dukas, Regarding the
Inscription, 279—84
To Those Who Argue that Man Is Not
Good by Nature (An Essay in
Improvised Fashionh 112n.4
Tzetzes, Ioannes, 17, 68n.7, 165n.22
On Tragic Poetry, 84, 88n.22,
93n.l9, 97n.51
Tzirithon, Gabriel, 301, 302, 306,
314-15, 315П.37
Various Collected Passages from
Philoponos’ On Aristotle fs “On
the Soui” 9 139n.82, 233n.41
Various Necessary Collected
Passages, 228n.l7
Virgin Mary, 340—42, 343, 350—51,
353, 363, 377-79
divine nature, 307—11
icon at Blachernai Church, 6, 258,
259, 300-339, 342, 346, 352n.l3,
353
icon at Ta Kathara, 248, 249—50, 257
as protector of Constantinople, 308n.4
índex
429
Wahlgren, S., \96n.\4
Waltz, C., 23, 39n.ll, 69
Weiss, G., 343n.3
Westerink, L. G., 37, 126n.Ii, ISO
What Js the Difference between the
Texts Whose Plots Concern
Charikleia and Leukippe?,
143n.l01, 186-92
Wilson, N. G., 187, 188n.2,
189n.3, 190nn.8, 9, 191n.l3,
215n.39
wind, westerly, 369n.6
Wooten, C. W., 23, 36, 59n.l06, 60n.ll0
Xenofontos, S., 105n.7
Xenophon, 70—71, 216n .40
Xeros, Ioannes, 301—2, 334, 334n.97
Xiphilinos, Ioannes, 6, 194—95,259,
303, 351, 35In., 367n.l
Zeno, 138
Zoe, Empress, 345-46, 346n.4, 347
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Contents
Note to the Reader ix
Acknowledgments xi
Abbreviations xiii
General Introduction — stratis papaioannou 1
PART ONE. ON LITERATURE: RHETORIC AND AOPOI
Introduction to Part One — stratis papaioannou 11
1 Synopsis of the Rhetorical Forms, based on Hermogenes’
On Forms — stratis papaioannou 20
Translation (in collaboration with Christopher M. Geadrities) 24
2 Synopsis of Rhetoric in Verses, based on the Hermogenian
Corpus — JEFFREY WALKER 31
Translation 38
3 On Literary Composition, based on Dionysios of Haiikarnassos’
On Composition — ANTONY LITTLEWOOD 66
Translation 70
Contents
vi
4 On Rhetoric, based on Long i nos’ Art of Rhetoric
— STRATIS PAPAIOANNOU 74
Translation 78
5 On Tragedy — stratis papaioannou 82
Translation 91
6 On the Different Styles of Certain Writings: A Rhetor’s Canon
— STRATIS PAPAIOANNOU 99
Translation 104
7 The Styles of Gregory the Theologian, Basil the Great, Chrysostom,
and Gregory of Nyssa — stratis papaioannou 108
Translation 111
8 An Encomium of Gregory of Nazianzos’ Style
— stratis papaioannou 118
Translation 123
9 Two Lectures on Gregory of Nazianzos: TheoL 119 (on Or. 40.24)
and 98 (on Or 43.1) — stratis papaioannou 149
Translation 155
10 On Saint John Chrysostom — stratis papaioannou 167
Translation (in collaboration with Christopher M. Geadrities) 169
11 To One Asking “Who Wrote Verse Better, Euripides Or Pisides?"
— ANTONY LITTLEWOOD 176
Translation 179
12 A Comparison of the Novels of Heliodoros and Achilleus Tatios
— ANTONY LITTLEWOOD 186
Translation
188
Contents
Encomium for Kyr Symeon Metaphrastes
— ELIZABETH A. FISHER 193
Translation 203
Encomium for the Monk loannes Kroustoulas Who Read Aloud
at the Holy Soros — stratis papaioannou 218
Translation 224
PART TWO. ART AMD AESTHETICS
Introduction to Part Two — Charles barber 247
On Perception andPerceptibles — CHARLES barber and
DAVID JENKINS 262
Translation 266
On Beauty and On Intelligible Beauty — Charles barber and
DAVID JENKINS 270
Translation 274
To the Emperor Doukas, Regarding the Inscription
— ANTHONY kaldellis 279
Translation (in collaboration with Demetrios Kritsotakis) 283
On Ancient Works of Art {Or, min. 33 and 34)
— CHRISTINE ANGELIDT 285
Translation 287
Ekphrasis of the Crucifixion — Charles barber
AND ELIZABETH A. FISHER 290
Translation 293
Discourse on the Miracle that Occurred in the Blachernai Church
— ELIZABETH A. FISHER 300
Translation 307
viii Contents
21 A Miraculous Icon of the Mother of God — Charles barber,
DAVID JENKINS, AND STRATiS PAPAIOANNOU 340
Translation 343
22 The Empress Zoe and Christ Antiphonêtês
— CHARLES BARBER 345
Translation 347
23 Select Letters on Art and Aesthetics — Charles barber 348
Critical Editions (by Stratis Papaioannou) and Translations
(by Charles Barber, David Jenkins, and Stratis Papaioannou) 354
List of Rhetorical Terms 380
Bibliography 385
List of Contributors 404
index 407
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Contributors
Strofis Paparoannou, associate professor of classics and director of the Medieval
Studies Program, Brown University, works on Byzantine literature, with a
focus on the rhetorical tradition. He has published a monograph on Michael
Psellos (Michael Psellos: Rhetoric and Authorship in Byzantium, Cambridge,
2013) and several articles on different aspects of the Byzantine discursive
culture. Recent work includes: a critical edition and translation of texts from
the menologion of Symeon Metaphrastes (for the Dumbarton Oaks Medieval
Library; to appear in 2017), the preparation of The Oxford Handbook of Byz-
antine Literature, and the critical edition of Psellos’ letter-collection for the
Teubner series.
Jeffrey Walker is professor and chair of the Department of Rhetoric and Writing
at the University of Texas at Austin. His interests include the theory and his-
tory of rhetoric, ancient and Byzantine rhetoric, rhetoric and poetics, and rhe-
torical education. His publications include The Genuine Teachers of This Art:
Rhetorical Education in Antiquity (2011); Rhetoric and Poetics in Antiquity
(2000); Bardic Ethos and the American Epic Poem (1989); Rhetorical Analy-
sis: A Brief Guide for Writers (with Mark Longaker, 2011); Investigating Ar-
guments: Readings for College Writing (with Glen McClish, 1991); and arti-
cles, book chapters, and translations. |
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| discipline | Philologie / Byzantinistik / Neulatein |
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