part i. from words to deeds: between genres

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1 contents List of Contributors List of Figures ix vii Introduction 1 Jacqueline Fabre- Serris and Alison Keith part i. from words to deeds: between genres 1. War, Speech, and the Bow Are Not Women s Business 15 Philippe Rousseau 2. Women and War in the Iliad: Rhetorical and Ethical Implications 34 Marella Nappi 3. Teichoskopia: Female Figures Looking on Battles 52 Therese Fuhrer 4. Women Arming Men: Armor and Jewelry 71 François Lissarrague 5. Woman and War: From the Theban Cycle to Greek Tragedy 82 Louise Bruit Zaidman 6. Women after War in Seneca s Troades: A Reflection on Emotions 100 Jacqueline Fabre- Serris 7. Love and War: Feminine Models, Epic Roles, and Gender Identity in Statius s Thebaid 119 Federica Bessone _Fabre-Serris_ch00_7P.indd v

2 vi Contents 8. Elegiac Women and Roman Warfare 138 Alison Keith 9. Warrior Women in Roman Epic 157 Alison Sharrock part ii. women and war in historical context: discourse, repre sen ta tion, stakes 10. War in the Feminine in Ancient Greece 181 Pierre Ducrey 11. To Act, Not Submit: Women s Attitudes in Situations of War in Ancient Greece 200 Stella Georgoudi 12. Women s Wars, Censored Wars? A Few Greek Hypotheses (Eighth to Fourth Centuries BCE) 214 Pascal Payen 13. The Warrior Queens of Caria (Fifth to Fourth Centuries BCE): Archeology, History, and Historiography 228 Violaine Sebillotte Cuchet 14. Fulvia: The Repre sen ta tion of an Elite Roman Woman Warrior 247 Judith Hallett 15. Women and Imperium in Rome: Imperial Perspectives 266 Stéphane Benoist 16. The Feminine Side of War in Claudian s Epics 289 Henriette Harich- Schwarzbauer Bibliography 303 Index Locorum 329 Index Nominum 334 Index Rerum _Fabre-Serris_ch00_7P.indd vi

3 contributors stéphane benoist, Professor of Roman History, Université Charles de Gaulle Lille 3 federica bessone, Professor of Latin Language and Lit erature, Università degli Studi di Torino louise bruit Zaidman, Emerita Professor of Greek History, Université Paris Diderot Paris 7 pierre ducrey, Director, Fondation Hardt, and Honorary Professor, Université de Lausanne jacqueline fabre- serris, Professor of Latin Language and Lit erature, Université Charles de Gaulle Lille 3 therese fuhrer, Professor of Latin Philology, Ludwig- Maximilians- Universität, München stella georgoudi, Emerita Director of Studies, École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris judith hallett, Professor of Classics, University of Mary land, College Park henriette harich- schwarzbauer, Ordinaria Professor of Latin Philology, Universität Basel alison keith, Professor of Classics and Women s Studies, University of Toronto françois lissarrague, Director of Studies, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris _Fabre-Serris_ch00_7P.indd vii

4 viii Contributors marella nappi, Centre Anhima UMR 8210, Paris pascal payen, Professor of Greek History, Université Toulouse- Jean Jaurès philippe rousseau, Emeritus Professor of Greek Language and Lit erature, Université Charles de Gaulle Lille 3 violaine sebillotte cuchet, Professor of Greek History, Université Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne alison sharrock, Professor of Classics and Head of the Division of ARC, University of Manchester _Fabre-Serris_ch00_7P.indd viii

5 figures 4.1. Thetis brings a suit of armor to her son Achilles Hector arms himself, while his father Priam and his mo ther Hecuba look on Amazons arming Departure of King Amphiaraus on the expedition of the Seven against Thebes Polynices gives Harmonia s necklace to Eriphyle Odysseus discovers Achilles on Scyros Odysseus discovers Achilles on Scyros Theseus abducts Antiope Achilles kills Penthesilea and falls in love with her Warrior departure Scene of the sack of Troy: Greek clay- relief storage vessel Scene of the sack of Troy: Greek clay- relief storage vessel The sack of Troy. The rape of Cassandra _Fabre-Serris_ch00_7P.indd ix