Sexual life in ancient Greece : with thirty-two full-page plates

GENERAL INDEX

Papyrus, as amulet, 375

Paris, son of Priam, 24, 203, 236, 245; as judge of beauty, 97, 55

Parnassus, female Dionysia at, 113

Parochos, 45

v Parorama,” hetaira-name, 405

Parthenon, “hetairee quartered at, 179

Pasiphaé, 204; story of, 158, 504

“ Pasiphile,”’ hetaira-name, 400

Patroclus, and Achilles, 136,

449 f. Paul the Apostle, 498 n. ; Menander, 345 Pausanias, 489 Peirene, the spring, 347 Pelasgians, the, 110 Peleus and Thetis, 2353 Epithalamium for, 46 Pellene, 123 ; Hermes festivals in, 13In. Pellitory, an aphrodisiac, 513 Pelops, 134, 150, 426, 431, 463; and the Olympic Games, 104; slain by Tantalus and restored to life, 473 Penelope, 72, 235 n., Odysseus, 22 mevtamAda, I15 Penthesilea, 195 Pepper, an aphrodisiac, 513 Peregrinus Proteus, self-immolation of (A.D. 165), 108 Perfumers’ shops, as male brothels,

448 n. Periander, of Corinth, 497, 505

quotes

360; and

Pericles, 26, 30, 76, 399; and Aspasia, 255, 351 f.

Perieci, 128

Perithous, 227, 232, 478

Perszeus, 98

Persephone, 110, 116, 228, 232, 372, 504

Persepolis, Alexander’s destruction of, 344

Persians, voluptuousness of, 10;

custom in at Corinth,

and hedonism, 17 ; the royal harem, 70 ; 388 Perspiration, 406 Perversion, 499 ff., 525 Pesoluta, magical property of, 365 Petale, the hetaira, 406 “Petticoat government,” 58 Pheeacians, eroticism of the, 237 Pheedo of Elis, 439 Pheedra, 72, 150, 157, 204 Phedrus, 489; on Achilles and Patroclus, 451

Pheestus, festival at, 127

Phallus, worship of the, 89 and n. ; 120, 122 and n., 123, 206, 223, 266 ; at the Dionysia, rr1, 218 ; at drinking-bouts, 113; in comedy, 139, 153; in cemeteries, 222; use of oil with, Bz: reason for popularity, 369 f.; pastry in form of, 506

Phanes Protognos, 223

Phaon, reputed lover of Sappho, 319, 404

Pharmakides, 231 n.

Pharmakos (scapegoat), 120

Phayllus, 275

Pheidias (5th cent., B.c.), 30, 428 Pheneus, Hermes festivals in, I3In.

Phileenis, the hetaira, 353

Philemation, the hetaira, 381, 406, 409

Philip of Macedon, 71; and the Sacred Band, 443

Philomela, see Procne

Philommeides, 207

Philosophers, frequent gymnasia, QI, 92; and erotic, 254

Philosophy of the Post-classical age, erotic in, 295 f.

Phocion, dress of, 80

Pheebus Apollo, see Apollo

Pheenicium, letter of, 293

Pheenix, 70

Phrygia, cult of Cybele in, 215

Phryne, 311, 348 f.; at the Aphrodisia, 129; as model to

Apelles and Praxiteles, 349 Phtheiropyleé, as hetaira-name, 409 Phylax, 265 Phyllis, incest of, 157 Physicians, 439n;

problems, 280 f.;

prostitution, 448 n. Physis, 207 Pimps, 34, 62, 63-7 Pitchers, Feast of, 113 Pitys (pine-tree), 225 Plangon and Bacchis Plateea, inn at, 177 Plato, on pzderasty, 412, 469 Pleione, 212 Pleiades, 212 Pnyx, male prostitution at, 448 n. Poets, frequent gymnasia, 91; at

the Olympic Games, 108 Poetry, Dionysian origin of, 217 ;

erotic in (Transition Period),

276 ff. (the Last Period), 297 ff. ;