1. MYTH AS ALLEGORY IN ART

2. I. DRESSING UP PEOPLE AS GODS A. Gemma Augustaea c. AD 12

3. I. DRESSING UP PEOPLE AS GODS B. Diana d’Anet c. 1550

4. I. DRESSING UP PEOPLE AS GODS C. Canova, Paulina Bonaparte Borghese 1807

5. I. DRESSING UP PEOPLE AS GODS D. Greenough, George Washington 1833-41

6. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA A. Rubens, Judgment of Paris

7. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA B. Titian, Diana & Actaeon

8. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA C. Boucher, Zeus in the Guise of Diana

9. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA D. Rubens, Mercury & Argus

11. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA E. Botticelli, Venus & Mars

12. II. USING CLASSICAL MYTH TO REPRESENT AN HISTORICAL EVENT OR IDEA E. di Cosimo, Venus & Mars

13. III. MINGLING CHARACTERS FROM CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY WITH HISTORICAL PEOPLE A. Cancellaria Relief c. AD 90

14. III. MINGLING CHARACTERS FROM CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY WITH HISTORICAL PEOPLE B. Rubens, Marie de Medici cycle c.1622

23. IV. PURE ALLEGORY A. Botticelli, Pallas Subduing the Centaur c. 1482

24. IV. PURE ALLEGORY B. Bronzino, Allegory of Time & Love c. 1540