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

GENERAL INDEX

clothing, 79 ; dressed as women, 117; at drinking bouts, 98, 169, 174 f., 435 f.; education of, 28, 79, 418, 441; festivals for, 118, 460; harem of, 511 ; at the Hyacinthia, 114; love of, see Homosexuality ; Pederasty; naked dances of, 98, 115, 460; seduction of, 446; statues to, 434n.; trade in, 436, 438, 452; as tribute, 233, 496 Boy-cabbage, of, 364 Brass, superstition concerning, 367 Breed and wine, symbolism of, II Breasts, 310, 408 ; 82; supporter for, Amazons’, 196 Bridal chamber, 48, 52 Bride, bath of, 42, 128; rape of, 43; shaving of, 43; dress of, 46; Phestian custom, 127; Spartan custom, 128 Bridegroom, 43, 46, 48 Bridesmaid, duty of, 43, 52 Brothel, 67, 178, 332 f1., 406; for male prostitution, 438 f., 448n.; expenses at, 333 f.; hours of, 336; tax on, 334; terms for, 331 Brya, magical property of, 365 Bucolic poetry, 267 Bugs, 178 Bull, Pasiphaé and the, 158; sacred to Dionysus, 219; Zeus disguised as a, 229, 272; superstition concerning urine of, 365 ; slayer of Ampelos, 466 Bust-supporters, 84, 357, 382 Buttocks, 85, 201, 232, 243, 507; exposure of, 83, 507; bands fer, 357 Byblis, incest of, 152, 276 f., 517 Byblos, religious prostitution at, 389; temple of Aphrodite, 392 Byzantium, 297; drinking in, 275

magical property

exposure of, 84; the

Cabbage, an aphodisiac, 513 Cadmus, 213, 426, 464 Czenio, changes her sex, 227 Czesar, Julius, and women, I5n. Calais, and Orpheus, 464 Calamus, and Carpus, 467 Callabides, dance of the, 165 Callais, 141 ; banquet of, 252 Calves, exposure of, 83 Calypso, 237

Camillus, the name, 498 n.

Canace, incest of, 151, 517

Candaules and Gyges, story of, 97) 499

Cannibalism, 376

Canopus, luxury of, 179

Capital punishment, for adulterers, 61; for pimps, 62

Cappadocia, cult of Anaitis in, 353 0.

Caranus, wedding-feast of, 174

Cardopion, incest of, 518 n.

Carnea (festival), 121

Carnos, Apollo and, 477

Carousals, see Drinking-bouts

Carpus, and Calamus, 467

Carriage, at weddings, 45; at festivals, 112, 115; hetaire harnessed to, 397

Carthage, gymnasium at, 92

Cassandra, 236

Castor and Pollux, 229; Judgment of Paris, 155

Castration, 308, 497, 503, 507 #1. ; self-inflicted, 215, 507 f.; of women, II, 5113; effects of, 5p L2 first practised by Babylonians, 510

Catholics, and eroticism, 180

Cato, on brothels, 336, 337n.

Caunus, incest of, 152, 276 f., 517

Cecrops, introduces monogamy in Athens, 69

Centaurs, 224, 228 ; origin of, 227

Centipede, magical cure for bite, 368

Cephalus, 210

Cephisodorous, 443

Ceramicus, prostitutes’ quarter at Athens, 334 f., 379, 428, 448 and n.

Cerberus, 232

Cercylas of Andros, reputed husband of Sappho, 318

Cercyrion, the hetaira, 400

Cheereas and Kallirrhoe, 287

Chaeronea, 443, 444; action of women atter defeat of, 29

Chalcis, sensuality in, 459.

Chamber-pots, 12, 519 f.

Charaxus, brother of 318, 404

Chariclea, 288

Charities, the, 213

Charms, see Amulets, Enchantment, Love-Charms, Incantation, Witchcraft

Charondas, Law of, 176

Charybdis, as hetaira-name, 348

Chelidonion, the hetaira, 447

Cheiromania, 313 n.

at the

Sappho,