ancestral fault in ancient greece
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Contents
Acknowledgements page viiNote on abbreviations ix
Introduction 1
1 The theology of progonikon hamartēma 22De decem dubitationibus circa Providentiam 22De sera numinis vindicta 39Confrontations and translations 54Isaak Sebastokrator 65William of Moerbeke 70
2 Haereditarium piaculum and inherited guilt 80Parentum peccata 82Domestications 90Grotius 97Lomeier 112The scholarship of inherited guilt I 120The scholarship of inherited guilt II 133
3 The earliest record: exōleia in Homer and Hesiod 159Hesiod 159Homer 177
4 Sympotic theologies: Alcaeus, Solon, and Theognis 206Alcaeus 210Solon 226Theognidea 249
5 Tracking divine punishment in Herodotus 275The oath of Glaukos 278The wrath of Talthybios 296The Enagees 306Croesus and Solon 325
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6 Tragic reconfigurations: Labdacids 344Seven against Thebes 351Antigone 362Phoenissae 376Oedipus at Colonus 386
7 Tragic reconfigurations: Atridae 394Oresteia 394Iphigenia in Tauris 416Orestes 425Conclusion 438
Conclusion 446
Bibliography 473Index locorum 539General index 545
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