Index for the study of mythological symbols with citations from the classical sources.

Alphabetically arranged. Entries on saints, martyrs, mythical subjects, biblical and religious characters and episodes, etc. There is an index of artists and supplementary items (symbols, minor characters, episodes) not addressed in the main section of the dictionary

2 vols.
Presents the uses of various themes and narratives in works of art.

Contains over 1,400 entries for mythological, legendary, and historical characters, as well as an essay on Greek civilization, a bibliography, a chronology, and a list of Roman emperors.

Dictionary of common recurring subjects found in European painting from early Renaissance to mid-19th century.

The main part of the dictionary is divided into six sections by subject: Abstract signs, Artifacts, Earth and Sky, etc. The final section addresses topics like the Four Seasons, the Seven Liberal Arts, and so forth.

Guide to myths, classical texts, and depictions of the myths in art, music, dance and literature. Organized by mythological figures or themes. Artworks from early Renaissance to 1990, treating subjects in Greek and Roman mythology.

Organized with respect to the geography of classical mythology. Places legends and cycles into a geographical context. Ancient Greek place names are listed alphabetically followed by modern names, in parentheses, if known.