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Chapter 1 Ineke Sluiter and Ralph M. Rosen, General
Introduction ................................ ......................................... 1
Chapter 2 Karen Bassi, The Semantics of Manliness in Ancient Greece ................... 25
Chapter 3 G. I. C. Robertson, The Andreia of Xenocles: Kouros, Kallos and Kleos ......... 59
Chapter 4 Sarah E. Harrell, Marvelous Andreia: Politics,
Geography, and Ethnicity in Herodotus' Histories ................ 77
Chapter 5 Ralph M. Rosen and Manfred Horstmanshoff,
The Andreia of the Hippocratic Physician and the Problem of Incurables........ 95
Chapter 6 Adriaan Rademaker, "Most Citizens are
Europroktoi Now": (Un)manliness in Aristophanes .................. 115
Chapter 7 Joseph Roisman, The Rhetoric of Courage in the Athenian Orators................ 127
Chapter 8 Edward E. Cohen, The High Cost of Andreia at Athens ........................... 145
Chapter 9 Peter T. Struck, The Ordeal of the Divine Sign:
Divination and Manliness in Archaic and Classical Greece ......................... 167
Chapter 10 Marguerite Deslauriers, Aristotle on Andreia,
Divine and Sub-human Virtues ............................................ 187
Chapter 11 Helen Cullyer, Paradoxical Andreia: Socratic Echoes in Stoic 'Manly Courage' ... 213
Chapter 12 Myles McDonnell, Roman Men and Greek Virtue ................................. 235
Chapter 13 Onno van Nijf, Athletics, Andreia and the
Askesis-Culture in the Roman East ........................................ 263
Chapter 14 Joy Connolly, Like the Labors of Heracles:
Andreia and Paideia in Greek Culture under Rome .............. 287
Chapter 15 Jeremy Mclnerney, Plutarch's Manly Women .... 319
Indices ............. ............... . ..................................... 345
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Andreia (The Greek word)Classical literature History and criticism, Greek language Semantics, Masculinity Terminology, Civilization, Classical, Courage Terminology