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The Myth of Marsyas in the Roman Visual Arts: An Iconographic Study
Piers B. Rawson-
Cover Page
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Copyright Page
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Table of Contents
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PREFACE
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INTRODUCTION
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Chapter 1: LITERATURE, TRADITION AND THE EVOLUTION OF MARSYAS-ICONOGRAPHY
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Chapter 2: ATHENA AND MARSYAS
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Chapter 3: THE CONTEST WITH APOLLO
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Chapter 4: MARSYAS BOUND
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Chapter 5: MARSYAS HANGING
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Chapter 6: MARSYAS AND OLYMPOS
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Chapter 7: CYCLES AND CONTEXT
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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NOTES
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PART TWO: (Catalogue, Appendices and Illustrations)
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The Catalogue: Guide to Use
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Athena
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Athena and Marsyas: Coin
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Transitional: Marsyas pleading and led to execution: Mosaics
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Marsyas Hanging: Ceramic Relief
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Marsyas and Olympos: Paintings.
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Marsyas as a decorative Adjunct to the Apollo Citharoedus
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Lost: Details unknown
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Addenda: The Contest - Sculptural Relief
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Cyclic Works: Paintings
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APPENDIX A: Greek and Pre-Roman Italian Marsyas works
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The Contest
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The Contest: Marsyas Defeated
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Marsyas Bound: i. Appealing for Mercy
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Marsyas Bound ii
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Marsyas Hanging
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Cyclic Works.
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Marsyas: The Dramatic Context.
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Two Figures from a presumed Hellenistic Statue-Group.
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APPENDIX B: The Marsyas Statue in the Roman Forum.
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APPENDIX C: Dubious Interpretations, Fakes, etc.
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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Published: 1987
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407346205 (ebook)
- 9780860544470 (paperback)
BAR Number: S347