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Study of the myth of Pandora, its representation in art, and its mythological and religious significance.
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Preface. xiii
I. Pandora in the Medieval Tradition. 3
II. The Origin of the "Box": Erasmus of Rotterdam. 14
III. Pandora and Hope: Andrea Alciati. 27
IV. Pandora and Ignorance: Rosso Fiorentino. 34
V. Roma Prima Pandora; Eva Prima Pandora; Lutetia Nova Pandora. 55
VI. Pandora, "Gift of All": Elizabethans and Jacques Callot. 68
VII. 𝚰𝚰𝜄𝛳ο𝜄𝝲ί𝛼: Hesiod vs. Babrius et al. 79
VIII. Romanticism, Classicist and Victorian. 85
Epilogue: Pandora on the Stage: Calderón, Voltaire, Goethe, and Late-Antique Allegory. 117
Addenda. 137
Index. 143
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