Apollodoriana : Ancient Myths, New Crossroads.

Intro -- Table of Contents -- 1. Preface: Apollodorus: Cutting through Mythography -- 2. Between the Homeric Hymns and the Mythological Bibliotheca: Demeter in Apollodorus (1.5.1-3 [29-33]) -- 3. From Panyassis to Pseudo-Apollodorus: The Resurrection of Tyndareus -- 4. Lost in Tradition: Apollodorus and Tragedy-Related Texts -- 5. Apollodorus' Bibliotheca and the Mythographus Homericus: An Intertextual Approach -- 6. Helen in Pseudo-Apollodorus Book 3 -- 7. Typhoeus-Typhon in Hesiod, Apollodorus and Elsewhere -- 8. Orpheus in Apollodorus -- 9. Myths of Star and Constellation Origins in the Bibliotheca -- 10. The Bibliotheca of Pseudo‐Apollodorus, Textus Unicus -- 11. Apollodorus and the Art of the Variant -- 12. Apollodorus' Text: Experimental Layout and Edition -- 13. The Edition of Apollodorus' Bibliotheca by Thomas Gale (Paris, 1675): Between Tradition and Innovation -- 14. The Apollodorus of Christian Gottlob Heyne -- 15. Postface: The Mazes of Mythography -- Index of Names -- Index of Passages Cited -- Subject Index.

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