Pindar's poetry, patrons, and festivals from archaic Greece to the Roman Empire / [electronic resource] : edited by Simon Hornblower and Catherine Morgan. - Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2007. - xiv, 473 p. : ill., maps, plans.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [409]-445) and indexes.

Introduction / Simon Hornblower and Catherine Morgan -- The origins of the festivals, especially Delphi and the Pythia / John Davies -- Origins of the Olympics / Stephen Instone -- Pindar, athletes, and the early Greek statue habit / R.R.R. Smith -- Fame, memorial, and choral poetry : the origins of epinikian poetry : an historical study / Rosalind Thomas -- Epinikian eidography / N.J. Lowe -- Pindar's poetry as poetry : a literary commentary / Michael Silk -- Pindar, place, and performance / Christopher Carey -- Debating patronage : the cases of Argos and Corinth / Catherine Morgan -- Elite mobility in the West / Carla M. Antonaccio -- 'Dolphins in the sea' (Isthmian 9.7) : Pindar and the Aeginetans / Simon Hornblower -- Thessalian aristocracy and society in the age of the Epinikian / Maria Stamatopoulou -- The entire house is full of crowns : Hellenistic ag�ones and the commemoration of victory / Riet van Bremen -- 'Kapet�oleia Olympia' : Roman emperors and Greek ag�ones / Tony Spawforth -- Conclusion : the prestige of the games / Mary Douglas.


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Pindar--Criticism and interpretation.
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Laudatory poetry, Greek--History and criticism.


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