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List of Illustrations | |
A Note on References to Source Texts | |
Pantomime, a Lost Chord of Ancient Culture | p. 1 |
The Pantomime Dancer and His World | |
Inside the Mask: Pantomime from the Performers' Perspective | p. 43 |
The Symbolism of Costume in Ancient Pantomime | p. 61 |
Pantomime Performance and Figured Scenes on Roman Sarcophagi | p. 87 |
Pantomime Actresses in Latin Inscriptions | p. 110 |
'Mime' and 'Pantomime': Some Problematic Texts | p. 146 |
Pantomime Libretti | |
The Pantomime Dancer and his Libretto | p. 157 |
Roman Pantomime Libretti and their Greek Themes: The Role of Augustus in the Romanization of the Greek Classics | p. 169 |
Virgil on the Popular Stage | p. 185 |
Et mea sunt populo saltata poemata saepe (Tristia 2.519): Ovid and the Pantomime | p. 198 |
Seneca and Pantomime (translated from the German by Edith Hall) | p. 218 |
The Influence of Pantomime on Seneca's Tragedies | p. 227 |
Is the 'Barcelona Alcestis' a Latin Pantomime Libretto? | p. 258 |
The Idea of the Pantomime Dancer | |
Was Pantomime 'good to think with' in the Ancient World? | p. 285 |
Lucian's On Dancing and the Models for a Discourse on Pantomime | p. 314 |
The Metamorphosis of Pantomime: Apuleius' Judgement of Paris (Met. 10.30-34) | p. 338 |
Ancient Pantomime and the Rise of Ballet | p. 363 |
Selected Source Texts | p. 378 |
Bibliography | p. 420 |
Index | p. 449 |
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