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Poine: a study in ancient Greek blood-vengeance

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This work examines ancient Greek systems of blood-vengeance by surveying comparative vendetta types and then analysing Homeric society to distinguish collective Pelasgian vengeance from the more restricted Achaean form. It explores religious dimensions such as ancestor worship, ritual pollution, the Erinnyes, and the emergence of purgation practices. It traces social and legal transformations in the post-Homeric period that culminate in Apolline influence and the formulation of homicide laws associated with Draco. It concludes by interpreting recurring homicide motifs in Attic tragedy through the preceding legal, religious, and social developments.

FOOTNOTES

[1] Hist. Gk. Lit. p. 224.

[2] Ib. p. 225.

[3] Ib. 228.

[4] P. 229.

[5] See Euripides the Rationalist (passim) and Introduction to Aeschylus, Choephoroe, p. xxxvii ff.

[6] Eur. Orestes, 1370.

[7] A.P. 119.

[8] See A.P. 131-5.

[9] See Themis, 341 ff.

[10] A.P. 129.

[11] Poetics, 25.

[12] See Wedd, Introd. to Orestes, p. xvii ff.

[13] 15 ff.

[14] Od. iii. 307.

[15] Electra, 1254 ff.; Orestes, 1648 ff.

[16] 29-30.

[17] 1093-6.

[18] See supra, p. 308.

[19] Supra, p. 58 ff.

[20] 500 ff.; infra, p. 348.

[21] Supra, Book I.

[22] Infra, p. 348 ff.

[23] 957-8.

[24] 895 ff.

[25] Od. iii. 310.

[26] 1277.

[27] Cf. Soph. Electra, 1483.

[28] Supra, p. 236 ff.

[29] 1230.

[30] 1250.

[31] 840 ff.

[32] 1244 ff.

[33] Supra, p. 282.

[34] 1266 ff.

[35] Supra, p. 294. Such a conception is rendered possible by the command of Apollo, which gives an extra-legal complexion to the case. In strict law such a plea was probably inadmissible (Plato, Laws, ix. ch. 9).

[36] 1644 ff.

[37] Laws, ix. ch. 8.

[38] v. 67.

[39] Supra, p. 145 ff.

[40] See infra, p. 368.

[41] 445 ff.

[42] See 1664-5.

[43] Schol. ad Eur. Orest. 1640.

[44] Electra, 1254-75; Orestes, 1643 ff.

[45] 46-50.

[46] 75-6.

[47] 1292-7.

[48] Laws, ix. ch. 9.

[49] See 268 ff., 390 ff., 545 ff., 776, 1229.

[50] 414-416.

[51] 591-9.

[52] 492-506.

[53] 507-517.

[54] Supra, p. 76.

[55] Supra, pp. 122, 132.

[56] Eum. 685.

[57] See supra, p. 308.

[58] 256-7.

[59] 884 ff.

[60] Plato, Apologia Socratis, 36-42.

[61] Supra, p. 258 ff.

[62] Ajax, 749 ff.

[63] Eur. Troades, 900.

[64] Eur. Hecuba, 119 ff.

[65] Troades, 715, 780.

[66] viii. 117.

[67] 892-3.

[68] Eum. 212, 608.

[69] Works and Days, 180 ff.

[70] 898 ff.

[71] See supra, p. 225 ff.

[72] Supra, pp. 9, 47.

[73] 903-6. ὡσεὶ ἔλεγε νόθος πολίτης (Schol.)

[74] Cleophon was of Thracian descent. (Schol. ad v. 772.)

[75] 915.

[76] 914-15.

[77] 944-6.

[78] Laws, ix. ch. 12; supra, p. 231.

[79] 917 ff.

[80] Supra, p. 74.

[81] Supra, p. 59.

[82] 923-30.

[83] 932-42.

[84] Supra, pp. 58 ff.; 217.

[85] ix. 36.

[86] 941.

[87] 1300. Her miraculous translation to ‘heaven’ is not inconsistent with, but rather, we think, confirms our opinion that she was slain.

[88] See, e.g., Herodotus ii. 113 ff.; Eur. Helen, 1640 ff.; Troades, 875 ff.

[89] 1140.

[90] 1625.

[91] 1645.

[92] Laws, ix. chs. 8, 9.

[93] See supra, p. 256. The command of Apollo was an extra-legal extenuation of Orestes’ act. This act therefore merited, though it did not actually receive, the ‘forgiveness’ of Clytaemnestra.

[94] 1648 ff.

[95] Laws, ix. ch. 9.

[96] 1650.

[97] In Aristoc. 641, 27.

[98] Infra, p. 370 ff.

[99] Supra, p. 124.

[100] Schol. ad Eur. Orest. 1640.

[101] Supra, p. 163.

[102] See Plato, Laws, ix. ch. 8.

[103] 1643-1652.

[104] 1660-5.

[105] 765.

[106] Supra, p. 223 f.

[107] 765.

[108] Supra, p. 196.

[109] 1249 and 1285.

[110] 771.

[111] Supra, p. 163.

[112] In Aristoc. 635; see also Plato, Laws, ix. ch. 8.

[113] 1074.

[114] 1591 ff.

[115] Supra, p. 103.

[116] Infra, p. 375 ff.

[117] See Introduction to Orestes, p. xxvi ff.

[118] Supra, p. 332 f.

[119] Supra, pp. 309, 345, 348.

[120] 1625 ff.

[121] Supra, p. 344.

[122] 285 ff.

[123] Supra, pp. 123 ff.; 298 ff.

[124] Eum. 338-41.

[125] Orestes, 255-7.

[126] Orestes, 260-1.

[127] Ib. 580-84.

[128] Iph. Taur. 285-291.

[129] Glotz, op. cit. p. 45.

[130] Iph. in T. 1580 ff.

[131] Iph. Aul. 1615-20.

[132] Supra, p. 336.

[133] Agamemnon, 194 ff.

[134] See England, Introd. to Iph. in T. p. xii.

[135] iv. 103.

[136] See England, op. cit. p. xviii.

[137] Op. cit. p. xxi.

[138] 1020 ff.

[139] 1190 ff.

[140] 940 ff.

[141] Supra, pp. 337, 349.

[142] Supra, p. 360.

[143] Supra, pp. 193, 213.

[144] 940-946.

[145] 961-972.

[146] 976-982.

[147] See Callimachus, Hymn to Artemis, 173 ff.; England, op. cit. p. xiii.

[148] Supra, p. 117 ff.

[149] Supra, p. 148.

[150] Eur. Medea, 1380 ff.

[151] 1223-5.

[152] Eur. Androm. 173-6.

[153] Infra, p. 421.

[154] 947-960.

[155] x. 49.

[156] s.v. χόες.

[157] Ancient City (trans.), p. 78 ff.

[158] Supra, p. 87.

[159] Supra, pp. 175, 347.

[160] Proleg. p. 41.

[161] 955.

[162] Loc. cit.

[163] Supra, p. 367.

[164] Phoen. 1585 ff.

[165] Supra, p. 323.

[166] Ant. 1012-1017.

[167] Ant. 1035-62.

[168] Ib. 1080 ff.

[169] Eur. Supp. 113 ff.

[170] Ib. 940 ff.

[171] 16-19 (trans. A. S. Way); cf. 310 ff.

[172] 524-7; cf. 560 ff.

[173] 669-72.

[174] Eur. Supp. 1207; cf. Pausanias, ix. 18.

[175] Phoenissae, 774-7 (trans. Woodhull); cf. 1646.

[176] Ib. 1447-50.

[177] See 360 ff. and 465 ff.

[178] Supra, pp. 216, 323.

[179] Supra, pp. 311, 317.

[180] Od. xi. 271 ff.; supra, p. 55.

[181] Homer and History, p. 52.

[182] Supra, p. 21.

[183] See supra, p. 143.

[184] Supra, pp. 193, 213.

[185] O.C. 1255-1345; ib. 1341.

[186] Phoenissae, 1585-94.

[187] O.C. 87 ff.

[188] Phoen. 1703-5.

[189] Phoen. 59-68.

[190] Supra, p. 376.

[191] Supra, pp. 195, 258.

[192] Phoen. 1705 ff.

[193] Pausanias, i. 28.

[194] i. 28.

[195] Phoen. 64.

[196] Ib. 1593.

[197] Od. xi.

[198] Il. ii. 660 ff.

[199] Dorians, i. 411 ff.

[200] v. 67.

[201] 977 ff.

[202] 840-75.

[203] 1146-52.

[204] 1253-80; 1310-1364.

[205] 1229 ff.

[206] 462, 1285.

[207] Supra, p. 163.

[208] Il. xix. 98-9.

[209] H.F. 1285.

[210] Supra, p. 234 ff.

[211] 1281-90.

[212] Soph. O.C. 490-660; supra, p. 317.

[213] 1311-12 (attributed to Theseus by the MSS.).

[214] 1322-5.

[215] Note ad loc.

[216] Laws, ix. ch. 8; supra, p. 163.

[217] See 1422.

[218] 1333.

[219] 15 ff.

[220] Supra, p. 163.

[221] ix. 41.

[222] Eur. H.F. 19.

[223] Ib. 13.

[224] H.F. 567, 754.

[225] Supra, p. 327.

[226] Supra, pp. 20, 283.

[227] 732.

[228] 755-6.

[229] i. 32.

[230] i.e. when he died.

[231] 50 ff.

[232] Pausanias, i. 29.

[233] 997 ff.

[234] 238 ff.

[235] i. 28.

[236] Supra, p. 251.

[237] 250-252.

[238] δίκης κυρήσειν.

[239] See supra, p. 164 ff.

[240] Supra, p. 263.

[241] Supra, p. 164 ff.

[242] 464-470.

[243] Supra, p. 327.

[244] 1050.

[245] 1009 ff.

[246] 1022 ff.; 1045 ff.

[247] 961-980.

[248] 1010.

[249] 1050.

[250] 1028 ff.

[251] 1053.

[252] 1024.

[253] Supra, p. 379.

[254] Supra, p. 223.

[255] βούλευσις, in the sense of a plot to kill which is not realised.

[256] See introd. to Medea, p. xi ff.

[257] 1334.

[258] 485.

[259] βούλευσις, when the plot was realised.

[260] Supra, p. 223 f.

[261] 735.

[262] Od. xi. 253 ff.

[263] Pindar, Pyth. iv. 95 ff.

[264] 735.

[265] Eur. Phoen. 410-425.

[266] Supra, p. 116.

[267] 709 ff.

[268] 746-7 and 749-51.

[269] See 796, 850, 1268, 1383.

[270] Supra, p. 234 ff.

[271] 846 ff.

[272] 1321-2.

[273] 1378 ff.

[274] 1386 ff.

[275] 1389 ff.

[276] Supra, p. 365.

[277] Supra, p. 234.

[278] 1231 ff.

[279] 1279 ff.

[280] 34-7. I venture to modify Woodhull’s version of v. 37—ἐναυσίαν ἔκδημον αἰνέσας φυγήν,—as he renders ‘to voluntary exile submitting for one year.’

[281] i. 28.

[282] Supra, p. 245.

[283] Laws, ix. ch. 9.

[284] Supra, p. 214.

[285] 950 ff.

[286] Supra, p. 240 ff.

[287] 800.

[288] 877 ff.

[289] Homer, Il. vi. 160 ff.

[290] 887-898, omitting 891-892.

[291] 974, 1094.

[292] 1195 ff.

[293] 1282 ff.

[294] Supra, pp. 58 ff.; 76.

[295] Supra, p. 223.

[296] i. 22.

[297] i. 3.

[298] Theseus, 10.

[299] Paus. i. 22.

[300] Supra, p. 178.

[301] Paus. i. 28.

[302] Ib. i. 22.

[303] Plutarch, loc. cit.

[304] Through his mother, Aethra.

[305] Eur. Hipp. 974, 1094.

[306] Müller, Dorians, i. 265 ff.

[307] Supra, p. 224 f.

[308] Supra, p. 326 f.

[309] 1106 ff.

[310] 1222 ff.

[311] 1254 ff.

[312] 1259.

[313] 1275 ff.

[314] 1291 ff.

[315] 1301.

[316] 1306.

[317] 1308.

[318] 1329.

[319] From 750 B.C. onwards.

[320] 1330 ff.

[321] 1000 ff.

[322] 1231 ff.

[323] 802 ff.

[324] Supra, p. 75.

[325] Ath. Pol. ch. 57; supra, pp. 192, 251.

[326] According to the usual interpretation of Aristotle, supra, pp. 225, 251.

[327] Supra, p. 225.

[328] 333 ff.

[329] Cf. 496.

[330] 450.

[331] 174 ff.

[332] Supra, p. 173.

[333] 1106.

[334] 1161 ff.

[335] 1241-2.

[336] 1240.

[337] Supra, p. 195.

[338] Glotz, op. cit. p. 473 ff.

[339] 1232 ff.

[340] 1136-1144.

[341] 1085-6.

[342] Supra, p. 83.

[343] Supra, p. 76.

[344] 1243-51.

[345] 714-20.

[346] 789-97.

[347] 534-8.

[348] Supra, p. 106.

[349] 260 ff.

[350] 40.

[351] Bacchae, 240 ff.

[352] 356 ff.

[353] 995 ff.

[354] 1202-15.

[355] See supra, p. 325 ff.

[356] 1250.

[357] 1296.

[358] 1330 ff.

[359] 1363, 1379.

[360] 1350.

[361] Laws, ix. ch. 9.

[362] 5-7.

[363] Supra, p. 44 ff.

[364] Plutarch, Greek Questions, 12; Aelian, Var. Hist. iii.

[365] 730 ff.

[366] E.g. 333 ff.

[367] Troades, 705 ff.

[368] Supra, p. 58 ff.

[369] 1150 ff.

[370] Supra, p. 122.

[371] Contra Euerg. et Mnesib. 1160, 15; supra, p. 182.

[372] 1639-41.

[373] Iph. in T. 1171.

[374] 1174.

[375] Androm. 173 ff.