Representations
  Preface

  Introduction: Theory and Practice
 expand sectionChapter One  Ambiance, Rhetoric, and the Meaning of Things
 expand sectionChapter Two  Transforming the Visible: In Catilinam 1 and 3
 collapse sectionChapter Three Signa and Signifiers: A World Created
 •Rhetorical Theory: Enargeia and Memory
 •The Rhetorical Challenge of In Verrem II.4 ("De Signis")
 collapse sectionThe Rhetorical Solution
 •The Statues of Heius of Messana
 •The Candelabrum of Antiochus of Syria
 •Diana of Segesta
 •Ceres of Henna
 •Narrative Form and Rhetorical Intent
 •The Seen and the Unseen
 expand sectionChapter Four Ethos and Locus : Ancient Perspectives
 expand sectionChapter Five  Place and Commonplace: Country and City
 expand sectionChapter Six  Ethnic Personae
 expand sectionConclusion

  Abbreviations
  Bibliography
 expand sectionGeneral Index
 expand sectionIndex of Ancient Authors
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