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Index Locorum��

Literary TextsAeschines

1.1–2: 4051.4–6: 411.5: 251.6: 571.6–23: 41.15: 461.15–17: 2871.17: 4251.19: 47, 4091.22–3: 911.23: 531.24: 4251.28: 551.30: 761.46: 3331.60: 1031.90–1: 292, 293, 3901.90–2: 2931.97: 2511.110–11: 3821.113: 3821.173: 3941.179: 411.183: 3152.6: 3982.14: 4182.28–9: 3582.31: 3582.34: 1262.53: 1152.60: 88, 94, 1152.61: 88, 89, 92, 94, 1152.65–6: 93, 95, 1152.67: 1152.68: 3332.72: 84, 92, 932.77: 3942.83–6: 95

2.88: 3842.89–93: 862.90: 1152.91–2: 962.93: 4102.143: 3572.148: 4182.165: 1332.179: 3563.6: 25, 413.9–10: 215, 381, 384, 3893.11: 4253.13–15: 1243.14–24: 3813.18: 553.24: 1393.25: 122, 1333.25–6: 1333.32: 463.35: 3873.44: 4253.52: 94, 4123.62: 4183.62–8: 94, 953.66–7: 94, 95, 96, 1143.68–70: 88, 1153.71–2: 953.73–5: 95, 1153.76: 953.78: 763.132: 2783.142: 3873.146: 3873.159: 1393.169: 413.190: 503.196: 413.197–8: 4193.200: 3873.224: 394

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452 index locorum

Aeschines (cont.)3.243: 3953.252: 65, 114

AeschylusAgamemnon1040–1: 258Eumenides1–4: 74484: 52526–30: 12Prometheus Bound10: 50150–1: 50205: 74209–11: 74210: 74Supplices7: 6429–30: 30781: 307104: 307387–91: 307426: 307487: 307528: 307698–709: 54817–18: 307845: 307880: 307881: 307933: 307984: 307

Andocides1.33: 4081.66: 3951.74: 551.83: 591.84: 481.87: 471.91: 571.94: 3951.95–8: 3951.96: 461.114: 4111.114–15: 4121.120–1: 411

1.122: 4111.133–5: 1462.7: 395

[Andocides]4.18: 407

Antiphon1: 3981.3: 53, 389, 3991.5: 3991.5–10: 3981.9: 389, 3981.14–20: 3901.18–20: 3981.22: 3991.25: 3991.26: 3992.3.2: 2782.3.4: 2784.2.6: 3954.2.9: 335, 3365.9: 2925.11: 2895.14–15: 585.48: 2785.69: 2785.96: 576: 398, 3996.2: 566.4: 261, 3996.6: 536.9: 394, 3996.15: 3996.19: 3996.21: 3996.23: 2786.36: 394, 3996.37: 406, 4126.42: 406Fr. IV [Baiter and Sauppe]:

365Apollodorus

2.7.6: 3073.12.6: 3233.14.2: 2863.14.8: 308, 30923.36: 335






index locorum 453

AristophanesAcharnenses19: 103247: 278271–5: 329271–6: 275615: 335760–1: 146874–6: 146Aves60: 27871: 27880: 278496–8: 387835: 2791040–1: 429Ecclesiazousai18: 42926–7: 38759: 42961: 42975: 429567: 1781125: 2781129: 278Equites20: 272, 27940: 272, 27947: 272, 27953: 272, 27958: 279109–45: 274109–11: 387436: 382444: 382960: 272, 2791017–35: 101224: 3821226: 3821311–12: 276Lysistrata160–6: 328225–7: 329940: 279Nubes37: 205

240–1: 260241: 178264: 2791015–19: 4251107–10: 4251156: 2161178–200: 4251408–15: 4251420–6: 4251488: 272, 279Pax54: 272, 27980: 272, 27990: 272, 279257: 279275: 279377: 279385: 279389: 279399: 279648: 279711: 279824: 279875: 2791232–4: 387Ploutos1–7: 2722: 2794: 2597: 25912: 27920: 27921–3: 25926–7: 25953: 27267: 272, 279147–8: 259201: 279253: 279260: 272, 279262: 272, 279285: 272, 279319: 272, 279455: 374633: 272, 279748: 279






454 index locorum

Aristophanes (cont.)819: 272, 2791103: 2791139: 272, 279Ranae1: 272, 279272: 272, 279301: 279318: 272, 279670: 279694: 279739: 272, 279742: 279750: 279810: 279812: 279950: 279Thesmophoriazousai295–311: 53341: 279988: 279Vespae67: 272, 27987: 272, 279142: 279237–9: 387389: 279420: 272, 279442: 272, 279821: 279875: 2791299–300: 3021415–18: 3021417–25: 2911418–20: 302

AristotleNicomachean Ethics3.5.1113b: 3015.14.1137b11–14: 475.14.1137b27–9: 4710.9.1180b3–5: 761160a19: 335Politics1273b35–1274a3: 361282b2: 471282b4–6: 47

1292a33: 471293a3–38: 411294b13–35: 341297b35–1298a3: 311300a38–b5: 31, 361.2.16.1255a6–7: 2631.3.13.1257a: 1482.5.12–14.1269a: 232.7.3.1272a: 282.9.5–7.1274a: 112.9.1274b: 3014.8.1294a3–7: 58Rhetoric1.1.7.1354b4–8: 471.5.7.1361a21: 2511.13.1373b: 541368b5: 541373b28–1374a17: 2871374a: 3871374a14: 3171378b: 3291378b23–35: 317

[Aristotle]Constitution of the Athenians2.2: 2043.1–5: 153.2–3: 224.1: 226.1: 2047.1: 487.3: 227.3–4: 158.1: 228.2: 188.3: 228.4: 14, 15, 1912.1: 13512.5: 13514–17: 1421.6: 5322.1: 2229.4: 2431.3: 42639.5: 39741.3: 9742.1: 356, 369, 407, 409






index locorum 455

43–69: 3243.2–49: 3243.3: 89, 92, 118, 11943.4: 48, 81, 93, 10443.6: 55, 9145.2: 4847.2–3: 2247.5: 27448.1–2: 122, 35148.3: 4838.3–4: 38148.4: 4850–4: 3250.1: 14650.2: 14751.1: 147, 16151.2: 16151.3: 146, 15251.4: 15952.1: 22, 256, 261, 269, 276, 291, 292, 373,

38652.2: 150, 151, 231, 242,

33653.5: 4654.2: 22, 48, 38254.3: 21554.6–7: 5555–9: 3255.3–4: 5655.5: 4856.2: 139, 201, 26856.4–5: 5556.7: 209, 36457.1: 5557.2: 55, 41757.3: 56, 284, 287, 316, 397, 400,

40158.1: 5558.2–3: 34359.3: 401, 40759.4: 40960–2: 3261.2: 4862.3: 18, 42863–9: 3268.1: 419

Oeconomica1348b33f: 159

ArrianAnabasis3.5.2–5: 155

Aulus Gellius16.10.8: 37720.1.45: 252

Curtius Rufus4.8.5: 155

Demosthenes1.4: 2781.16–18: 1281.19–20: 127, 128, 1342.28: 1342.30: 1342.31: 1343.10–13: 123, 124, 1343.19: 1293.27: 1343.29: 1343.30: 2785.17: 2786.25: 2787.13: 2579.43: 27810: 13510.13: 12610.14–17: 12610.19: 12610.35–42: 123, 135, 136,

26810.43–5: 13713: 13413.31: 27815.27: 27818.27: 8618.47: 27818.73: 10418.82: 40818.123: 40518.137: 39518.168: 9818.169–79: 133






456 index locorum

Demosthenes (cont.)18.235: 27818.266: 40818.274–5: 5618.278: 40618.281: 40618.283–4: 40618.290–3: 40618.296: 27818.306–9: 40619.13: 94, 11519.16: 8819.58: 11519.69: 27819.70: 5319.86: 5919.116: 39819.121–3: 383, 384, 38919.122–3: 90, 104, 11819.132: 38419.150–4: 8619.154: 85, 87, 88, 9619.166–8: 38319.185: 84, 87, 90, 9319.247: 69, 7019.257: 5619.284: 5619.289–93: 122, 134, 38420.16: 27820.29–40: 15220.31: 62, 14620.90–2: 2320.93–4: 320.100: 4620.107: 27820.145: 41620.146: 40921: 317, 41221.8: 5521.9: 5521.11: 17821.13–19: 29721.15: 12421.32–3: 30221.36–9: 411, 41721.37: 301

21.38: 30221.39: 30221.43: 56, 28321.44: 38621.47: 46, 288, 31721.48: 29421.49: 27721.51: 5921.54: 5921.72: 31821.99: 273, 35621.101: 335, 35321.103: 408, 409, 413, 42221.122: 19621.139: 40921.176: 151, 25721.179: 6221.180–1: 30121.184: 335, 35321.186–8: 35621.206–7: 13422: 42122.26–7: 389, 41722.31–2: 6122.65: 215, 38223: 28723.1: 40523.53–4: 285, 286, 293, 294,

31623.53–61: 26123.54: 261, 286, 28723.55: 26123.55–6: 26123.60–1: 26123.62: 2323.70: 53, 39823.74: 28423.80: 40723.81: 5323.92: 9823.97: 5323.149: 35823.157: 38423.190: 40523.209: 27824.5: 41






index locorum 457

24.7: 407, 41024.9: 41924.13: 23524.14: 41024.20: 103, 104, 105, 112, 113, 117, 118, 119,

12024.24: 5824.26: 95, 114, 11524.36: 40524.41–4: 42624.60: 5524.103: 5524.105: 380, 38624.107: 5524.112: 21524.113: 29224.114: 380, 382, 38724.124: 27824.139–43: 22, 5924.149: 20124.159: 4725.6: 40525.16: 5125.20: 3225.21: 41, 33525.40: 1025.47: 41825.54: 6725.55: 256, 27625.56: 6225.65: 6725.77: 6725.85–91: 41926.9: 40826.22: 1027: 35627.7: 36127.9: 174, 25127.9–11: 179, 18027.17: 18027.25: 33527.26: 17827.27: 179, 18027.29: 38227.37: 18027.40: 382

27.48: 38227.64: 22028: 18128.18: 178, 18629.11: 27429.21: 27430: 210, 21830.2: 18130.8–9: 21931: 21831.5: 16731.6: 166, 168, 21932: 24332.12: 178, 24332.14: 178, 24332.18: 15233: 18233.1: 256, 26033.6: 178, 18233.8: 182, 18533.10: 178, 20833.15: 20333.16–17: 244, 27433.36: 6234: 24334.4–5: 24334.6: 180, 203, 24334.8: 24334.12: 24334.22: 24334.25–8: 24334.26: 24334.37: 15234.40: 24335.1–13: 20335.6–7: 24735.9: 17735.10–11: 185, 24335.12: 243, 244, 25535.18: 180, 22835.21–2: 18535.25: 178, 20135.33: 24335.47: 256, 26035.48: 41735.50–1: 152






458 index locorum

Demosthenes (cont.)35.52: 24336.4–10: 356, 38436.5–6: 150, 178, 34336.7: 36036.10: 19636.11: 35936.12–13: 359, 36336.24–5: 196, 40636.26–7: 40636.28–9: 31536.36: 36036.37–8: 356, 359, 38436.40: 359, 36037: 164, 165, 170, 185, 19037.1: 40637.2: 24637.4: 177, 180, 191, 246,

25537.4–17: 33837.5: 191, 192, 197, 21637.6: 192, 19337.6–7: 24637.7: 178, 191, 192, 19337.7–16: 24637.8–9: 197, 24637.9: 178, 19137.11: 19537.12: 195, 22837.13–15: 193, 19537.16–17: 19737.18: 42937.22–9: 24637.29: 178, 19137.31: 180, 35037.35: 4737.46: 24637.50: 178, 35037.51: 27838.17: 40638.24: 19639.16–17: 12439.26: 38441: 223, 224, 34441.5: 224, 23641.6: 224, 231, 315, 338

41.7: 167, 25341.7–10: 211, 212,

234–841.8: 34441.9: 34441.10: 151, 237, 23841.14: 19641.19: 22442.10: 19642.12: 26842.21: 37042.26–7: 23242.67: 23243.51: 20144.67–8: 42745.3: 36045.27: 27845.33: 38745.35: 27845.64: 15245.70: 17845.71: 27845.75: 27845.76: 27845.80: 27845.81: 278, 292, 38945.84: 27845.86: 27847.57: 22247.67–71: 5447.70: 35747.72: 27648.10: 13148.25–6: 35952.3: 24352.7: 24352.17: 4652.19: 4652.20–1: 241–752.32: 23553.6–7: 26753.6–13: 21753.10: 17853.11: 262, 269, 335, 33653.12: 17853.13: 178






index locorum 459

53.15–16: 32953.16: 261, 27553.20: 250, 275, 27853.21: 149, 25153.32: 27854.1: 38754.1–2: 40054.7: 30254.8: 38754.9: 31954.21: 30254.24: 292, 38754.25: 397, 39854.39: 9157: 40957.37: 34958.6: 40858.8–9: 152, 41358.12–13: 42158.15: 215, 38258.24: 41558.32: 415, 41658.33–4: 415, 41659.31: 33559.86: 31559.116: 5960.9: 6760.28: 309

[Demosthenes]7.26: 86, 176, 23512.8: 9533.8: 33844: 365, 366, 369, 37044.9: 36644.17: 36644.19–20: 36644.21: 36744.24: 36744.26: 36744.28: 36744.30: 36644.33: 36744.34: 36744.35: 367, 36844.35–40: 36844.39: 367, 368

44.41–3: 36844.44: 367, 36844.46: 36744.52: 36844.64: 36544.68: 36545.4–5: 41745.81: 373, 38446.13: 35646.14: 36546.20–1: 36049: 355, 356, 362, 36349.2: 178, 36149.3: 178, 36149.4: 36049.5: 20849.7: 36049.9–10: 4849.11: 174, 178, 201, 234, 338,

36149.12: 124, 174, 177, 178, 36149.17: 356, 360, 38449.19–20: 19449.22: 35749.29: 36049.31–2: 24349.33: 36049.42: 35549.43: 36049.51–2: 174, 178, 208,

22849.53: 178, 20849.60: 356, 38449.61: 36149.64: 36149.66: 36250.4: 11550.6: 15950.46: 5950.55: 17853.1: 40853.5: 36056: 143–4, 153–61, 162, 186, 243,

245,56.1–2: 149, 17756.2: 47, 228, 268






460 index locorum

[Demosthenes] (cont.)56.3: 151, 174, 177, 178, 186, 208, 24356.4: 24456.5–18: 15856.6: 203, 24456.7: 24456.11–15: 187, 244, 24756.19–44: 158, 24456.24: 14956.26: 15956.27: 15956.28–9: 15956.31–2: 187, 24756.35: 18756.38: 151, 160, 18756.40: 15156.41: 18756.45: 151, 24456.47: 15258.5: 42058.6: 40758.19–20: 407, 420, 42158.24: 7559: 41459.3–8: 12959.4–8: 123, 13159.18–23: 250, 38759.21: 28359.28: 33359.29: 35059.32: 35359.48: 13359.50–4: 42059.52–4: 41459.53: 41659.58: 33659.64–9: 25759.64–70: 414, 42059.66: 289, 31659.69: 414, 41659.70–1: 414

Dinarchus1.14: 3581.23: 256, 258, 269, 288, 294, 316,

3871.28: 95, 3981.29: 382, 389

1.45: 3821.53–4: 3831.55: 591.61: 3821.70: 3821.77: 383, 3891.86: 2861.89: 3821.94: 415, 4161.96: 1332.6: 382, 3832.9: 3892.14: 532.16: 532.18: 673.4: 2683.16: 4053.17: 358

Diodorus Siculus1.79.3–5: 2584.36.3–5: 3077.12.6: 1612.19.1–2: 1913.100.18: 1815.54: 31215.57.3–58.4: 13615.71.1: 35815.81.6: 35816.93.3–95.4: 33017.108.6: 38217.108.7: 38217.108.7–8: 38218.8.9: 36018.64.5: 369

Diogenes Laertius6.63: 3357.10: 109

Dionysius of HalicarnassusLetter to Ammaeus1.11: 122

EuripidesAlcestis1–9: 2582: 2596: 2596–7: 258






index locorum 461

Bacchae890–6: 56Cyclops240: 387Hippolytus43–6: 393885–6: 288885–96: 308887–90: 308943–4: 3081040: 3081045–54: 3081073: 2871211–46: 3931287: 3931320–4: 3931413: 3931448–50: 3941608: 3941613: 3941635: 3941644: 394Ion10–11: 297, 32015–21: 32026–7: 32028–42: 32053–1: 320236–51: 321252–4: 321329–80: 321384–9: 321425–6: 321436–9: 321440–51: 321442–3: 52506: 321517–675: 321747–1047: 321891–901: 320941: 320951–66: 321952: 321961: 321978: 403983: 403984: 403

1001–13: 4031040: 4031106–228: 3211207: 4031210: 4031214: 389, 390, 4031215–16: 4031217–21: 4031222–5: 4031250–1: 4031256: 4031250–60: 3211261–319: 3221312–17: 521320–68: 3221369–509: 3221512–619: 3221595: 3221609–13: 322Iphigenia among the Taurians1259–68: 741262: 741267: 74Medea486–7: 394Supplices40–1: 333403–8: 32, 37403–10: 37403–41: 35426–55: 32426–62: 37429–37: 41433–4: 32Trojan Women69–70: 307244–91: 276

GaiusInstitutes3.183–94: 3763.184: 374, 3773.189: 3793.190: 3793.192–4: 3773.194: 3783.195: 3793.209: 386






462 index locorum

Harpocrations.v. apergasamenos: 258s.v. apotimematai: 210s.v. bouleuseos: 400–2

HellanicusFGrHist 323a fr. 22: 286

HeraclitusFr. 253 (Kirk-Raven): 51

Herodas2.16–17: 242

Herodotus1.1: 3291.1–5: 3091.29: 11, 231.59–64: 141.65: 11, 25, 271.65.4: 341.65.5–66.1: 581.67: 271.96–100: 92.32.3: 2982.113.1: 3102.113–15: 3102.113.3: 3101.115.4: 310, 3112.136: 170, 2013.31.4: 123.80.2–6: 373.80.5: 22, 583.81: 314.161: 125.6.1: 2605.18–21: 3115.71: 146.72: 380, 3896.82: 276.137: 2876.137.3: 3817.6.3: 3817.104: 97.228: 617.231: 348.105: 2508.105–6: 2899.27.3: 679.76: 27

9.83: 669.86.1: 66

HesiodTheogony135: 74613: 387Works and Days404: 204

663–5: 153Homer

Iliad1.132: 3871.263: 101.356: 3181.407–12: 2731.490: 2042.85: 102.105: 102.243: 102.254: 102.772: 104.296: 104.413: 106.414–65: 2667.470–5: 2668.57: 2679.128–31: 2669.135–40: 2669.144–8: 2309.270–3: 2669.277–82: 2669.663–8: 2669.948: 31811.624–31: 26611.636–41: 26614.217: 38714.321–2: 32417.59: 31818.28–31: 26618.338–42: 26619.56–60: 26619.282–302: 26619.301–2: 26621.34–41: 26321.35–44: 26621.76–9: 263






index locorum 463

22.44–5: 26622.45: 26322.358: 6523.261–611: 15623.581–5: 15623.586–95: 15623.596–611: 15623.746–9: 26624.39–45: 6524.112–15: 6524.134–6: 6524.750–3: 26624.751–3: 263Odyssey1.226: 3351.227: 3172.10: 2042.112–13: 2312.130–3: 2318.353: 2049.39–43: 2669.106–15: 509.189: 509.214–15: 5011.73: 6511.415: 33511.422–30: 39513.15: 23119.109–14: 7424.230: 380

Homeric Hymn to Demeter19–20: 32430: 32456: 32464–73: 324405–33: 324

HyginusFabulae34: 30745: 309

Hyperides3.33–6: 1374.6: 4175.2: 3825.5–6: 382, 3835.8: 382

5.9–11: 3825.12: 382Against Athenogenes5–9: 260, 2619: 33512: 26113: 26814: 14915: 47, 14919: 33521: 42522: 278Against Euxenippus34: 40841: 356Epitaphios20: 278

Isaeus2.9: 2162.13: 3652.27–9: 2163.14: 3113.35: 222, 2313.68: 3654.28: 292, 3735.21: 1836.12: 3686.28: 3656.31: 1516.36: 220, 221, 222,

2256.44: 3657.23: 3657.28: 3658.41: 2619.2: 3659.33: 36510.2: 36810.4: 365, 37010.5: 37010.7: 37010.10: 344, 37010.11: 36510.24: 235, 237fr. 29 (Thalheim): 225






464 index locorum

Isocrates4.42: 1467.20: 2018.2: 20110.10: 33314.48: 255, 256, 26115.21: 17815.90: 29215.113: 35815.159–60: 13721.2: 170, 178Against Lochites5–6: 318Antidosis40: 278124: 278233: 278Archidamus43: 27896: 278Areopagitikos65: 278Nicocles50: 278Panathenaicus59: 278106: 278168: 67255: 278Panegyricus55–6: 6780: 27890: 278117: 278121: 278127: 278178: 278Philippus21: 27866: 27889: 278Plataicus61: 278On the Peace107: 278

Josephus Antiquitates Judaicae14.8.5: 107

JustinianDigest9.2.2: 3759.2.5.3: 2769.2.27.5: 37547.2.1.3: 37947.2.3: 37447.2.3.5: 37747.2.4: 37747.2.43.4: 37847.2.57.1: 37947.2.92: 379Institutes2.25: 1504.1.1–3: 378, 3794.1.3: 3744.1.5: 379

Libanius50.12–14: 400Declamatio

Livy2.24.6: 252

LucianSomnium 3: 273

LycurgusAgainst Leocrates4: 4056: 40522: 33530: 27893: 53104: 278109: 61113–15: 67

Lysias1: 2871.1: 3001.4: 2981.17: 2981.18: 3871.21: 3841.25: 298






index locorum 465

1.26–9: 2911.28: 2931.29: 291, 2931.30–5: 283, 285, 290, 3881.32: 46, 52, 2881.32–6: 3151.33: 2851.47–50: 2851.49: 1312.7–10: 662.19: 413.12: 3023.18: 3023.19: 3023.45: 624.1: 1965.5: 2786: 4176.10: 546.11–12: 4177.16: 2787.35: 2787.42: 3848.10–12: 14910.7–10: 29212.26: 6812.29–31: 6812.98: 256, 27613.30: 38413.41–2: 39713.68: 28813.85: 37313.85–7: 40613.86: 36813.87: 39715: 6815.6: 6815.11: 6816.12: 4819.25: 17820.34: 35622.5–9: 68, 15223.9: 27826.15: 40526.24: 197

27.1: 13727.11: 38230.17–21: 5530.22: 13730.29: 42931.2: 40534: 269fr. 16: 339fr. 44 (Thalheim): 288fr. 52 (Thalheim): 225

MenanderAspis30–3 [Sandbach]: 267214: 279240: 279Dyskolos110–21: 275141: 276142–3: 276289–93: 293289–98: 313300: 279577: 279589: 279625: 279637: 279Epitrepontes393: 279400: 279420: 279446: 279467: 279494: 279715: 279880: 279Fabula Incerta13–17: 31423–5: 31427–8: 314fr. 336: 279fr. 722: 279Georgos30: 301Heros






466 index locorum

Menander (cont.)3: 38716: 27918–19: 25620: 25621–5: 25722: 25826–7: 25726–30: 25729: 27931: 27937–8: 25742: 279Misoumenos172: 279218: 389237: 279Perikeiromene359: 279364: 279Perinthea14: 27916: 279fr. 3.1: 279Samia38–49: 30047–51: 301296: 279304: 279320: 279448: 273, 279643: 279Sicyonius133–40: 260207: 279373: 279

Moschus2.74–88: 3232.89–101: 3232.102–9: 3232.109–14: 3232.115–51: 3232.153–61: 323

MyronFGrHist 106 fr. 2: 275

Nepos

Epaminondas3.4–6: 335Timotheus1.3: 358

PindarOlympian1.38: 335Pythian3.29: 3874.29: 3875.77: 335

Pausanias1.21.4: 286, 2881.32.5: 669.13.5: 297, 31210.22.2: 31222.1–3: 74

PhilochorusFGrHist 328 fr. 54:

122Plato

Apology of Socrates32b–c: 6034c: 356Crito45e: 41150a6–7: 5254c6–8: 52Euthydemus301e–2a: 250Euthyphro4b7–e1: 3964c: 261Laws692a: 34793a–b: 54, 59872a–d: 396874c: 287890d: 56915e: 335, 336937a–b: 356953e: 341Phaedrus115d: 341Politicus






index locorum 467

259b–c: 76295a: 47Protagoras322c–d: 52Republic339b: 641.343b–c: 10370e–1b: 145, 1482.375e–6b: 115.468a–b: 263Theaetetus143c–d: 274

[Plato]Greater Hippias283d–5b: 49

PlautusAulularia747–51: 302Truculentus829–33: 303

PlinyEpistles10.93: 336

PlutarchAgesilaus1.36: 274: 1830: 34Cleomenes7.3: 27Demosthenes12: 41215: 360Lycurgus6.1: 276.1–10: 166.8: 2713.1: 45Lysander7.3: 18Moralia227b: 45814b: 136834: 67843d: 419846a: 382

1011b: 139Pelopidas20: 312Phocion34.1–37.1: 115Solon12.4–5: 1213.4–5: 25623: 284, 287, 290, 29325: 23Theseus29.4: 67

Polybius6.10: 346.49: 381

SolonFr 4.7–25 [West]: 13, 19Fr 4.12–14 [West]: 264Fr 4.23–5 [West]: 265, 267Fr 4.31 [West]: 264Fr 4.32 [West]: 264Fr 5 [West]: 11Fr 6.1–2 [West]: 11Fr 9 [West]: 10Fr 31 [West]: 53Fr 32 [West]: 10Fr 36 [West]: 249Fr 36.3–6 [West]: 74Fr 36.4–7 [West]: 13Fr 36.8–12 [West]: 13Fr 36.8–15 [West]: 267Fr 36.13–15 [West]: 13Fr 36.22–7 [West]: 11Fr 37.9–10 [West]: 11

SophoclesAjax1055–6: 4021057–9: 4021062–5: 4021070–6: 61Antigone7–8: 6221–36: 4223–5: 6226–34: 63






468 index locorum

Sophocles (cont.)58–60: 6360: 7061–4: 6465–7: 64100–54: 69162–3: 70163–210: 69173–4: 71175–92: 70184: 70191: 42192–210: 70199–200: 72211–15: 71213: 42, 71215: 72216: 72217: 72219: 72220: 72278–9: 72282–8: 72290–2: 72293–301: 72309: 298334–7: 73337: 74337–41: 73342–7: 73347–52: 73354–5: 73355–6: 73356–8: 73363–4: 73365–7: 73365–75: 73368–70: 42, 73381–2: 42, 73441–2: 74443: 74446–7: 74449: 42, 75450–1: 42451: 74450–5: 65, 66, 75

452–5: 42455: 43455–6: 76480–1: 76481: 42482: 298506: 70508–9: 76519: 43567–81: 76639–40: 76661–2: 76663–723: 77672: 76673–4: 76675–6: 76678–80: 76690–5: 77726–7: 77728–9: 77730: 77733: 77734: 77736: 77737: 77738: 77742: 77743: 77744: 77745: 77844–9: 79847: 79907: 78919–23: 78922–8: 791056: 701091–4: 781113–14: 42, 781169: 70Oedipus The King280: 70, 711029: 2681123: 268Philoctetes75–8: 3871271–2: 387






index locorum 469

Tereusfr. 589 (Radt): 309Trachiniai248–57: 258274–6: 258555–77: 307565: 307

TerenceHeautontimoroumenos4–9: 258600–1: 258603: 258605–6: 258790–6: 258The Brothers295–7: 325298: 325330–42: 325340: 325344–50: 325467: 325468–9: 325470–1: 325471–7: 325685–92: 326The Eunuch107–10: 326114–15: 326116–17: 326130–5: 326137–49: 326163–9: 326180–96: 326292–319: 326369–90: 326382: 329564–606: 326645–6: 327864–5: 330865–71: 328867–71: 327872–5: 327877–8: 327885–8: 327957: 325

960–1: 325Theophrastus

Characters15.7: 33915.17: 33517.9: 335, 336On Lawsfr. 4b [Szegedy-Maszak]: 407fr. 21.5 [Szegedy-Maszak]: 150

Thucydides1.5: 2661.18: 141.18.1: 23, 251.22.1: 291.60.2: 3421.62.1: 3421.96.2: 221.126: 142.22.1: 96, 972.24: 242.37: 612.37.1: 29, 392.37.3: 41, 542.38: 1462.39.1: 34, 392.66.2: 372.80.2: 373.16.3: 373.70.3: 1383.82.6: 583.83: 614.11.2: 374.97–8: 66, 684.118.11–13: 1045.47.9: 255.36.1: 375.81.2: 366.57.3: 2987.27.5: 2778.6.5: 378.15.1: 248.20–9: 378.38.3: 368.53.3: 368.67.2: 248.85: 37






470 index locorum

Thucydides (cont.)8.97.2: 368.99: 37

Valerius Maximus6.5 ext. 4: 19

VarroDe Lingua Latina7.105: 252

VegetiusDe re militari4.39: 153

XenophonAnabasis5.8.1–5: 303Cyropaedia7.5.73: 2638.8.17: 380Hellenica1.7.22: 672.1.8: 3802.17: 186.4.7: 297, 3127.1.46: 138Hiero5.4: 236Constitution of the Spartans7.4–6: 3818.1: 618.2: 608.4: 17, 618.5: 539.4–6: 34Memorabilia1.1.18: 481.2.42: 482.1.16: 250, 2743.4.12: 764.4.1–3: 604.4.19: 53, 546.14: 76Oeconomicus5.12: 74

[Xenophon]Constitution of the Athenians

1.8: 351.10–11: 2752.7: 1462.18: 1313.5: 316

Inscriptions and Papyri

BCH59 [1935] 64–70, lines 1–7: 110

BGU1021.7: 2721021.12: 2721125.1: 2721165.16: 336

Dareste, Haussoullier, and Reinach Receuil22.II.32–42: 18

Dinsmoor (1931) 3–15, lines 1–4: 111

Hesperia1 [1932] 45–6, lines 1–5: 1102 [1933] 156–8, no. 5, lines 1–4: 1113 [1934] 6–7, no. 7, lines 2–7: 1113 [1934] 14–18, no. 17: 1063 [1934] 27–31, no. 20: 1084 [1935] 35–7, no. 5, lines 1–2: 1164 [1935] 71–81, no. 37, lines 76–8: 1104 [1935] 71–81, no. 37, lines 101–4: 1094 [1935] 525–30, no. 39, lines 2–7: 1104 [1935] 562–5, no. 40, lines 1–5: 1105 [1936] 414–16, no. 12, lines 2–7: 1115 [1936] 418–19, no. 14: 1085 [1936] 419–28, no. 15: 1077 [1938] 100–9, no. 18: 1067 [1938] 110–14, no. 20: 1117 [1938] 121–3, no. 24: 1087 [1938] 297, no. 22, lines 3–8: 1117 [1938] 476–9, no. 31, lines 1–7: 1159 [1940] 104–11, no. 20, lines 2–7: 1109 [1940] 126–33, no. 26, lines 1–4: 1119 [1940] 345–8, no. 44, lines 4–8: 11410 [1941] 275–7, no. 73, lines 1–4: 11015 [1946] 201–13, no. 41, lines 76–8: 11015 [1946] 201–13, no. 41, lines 101–4: 10916 [1947] 170–2, no. 67: 108






index locorum 471

17 [1948] 3–4, no. 3: 10623 [1954] 287–96: 10626 [1957] 25–8, no. 1, lines 1–4, 40–2: 10726 [1957] 54–5, no. 11: 10726 [1957] 29–30, no. 2, lines 1–3: 11126 [1957] 72–7, no. 22, lines 1–4: 10930 [1961] 289–91, no. 184, lines 3–7: 11632 [1963] 4–5, lines 1–7: 11132 [1963] 352–6: 10933 [1964] 183–4, no. 34: 10738 [1969] 418–25, no. 1: 10738 [1969] 425–31, no. 21: 10647 [1978] 286, no. 15: 10648 [1979] 174–8, no. 1, lines 1–4: 11151 [1982] 53–4, no. 10, lines 2–5: 10951 [1982] 60–2, no. 3: 10652 [1983] 52: 10753 [1984] 370–4, no. 4, lines 1–4: 108Suppl. 1 [1937] no. 56, lines 1–4: 111Suppl. 1 [1937] 120–4, no. 64, lines 1–3: 109Suppl. 1 [1937] no. 71, lines 1–4: 110Suppl. 17 [1978] 2–4, lines 5–8: 108Horoi in Finley-Millett (1985)Horos no. 1: 163, 171, 178, 200, 203Horos no. 2: 163, 178, 200Horos no. 2A: 163Horos no 3: 163, 208, 337, 338Horos no. 3A: 163, 208Horos no. 4: 163, 178Horos no. 5: 163, 178, 208, 337Horos no. 6: 163, 178, 208, 337, 341Horos no. 7: 163, 178Horos no. 8: 163, 208, 337, 338, 339–40, 341, 342Horos no. 9: 337Horos no. 10: 163, 208Horos no. 11: 168, 170, 337Horos no. 12A: 337, 338, 341Horos no. 13: 168, 170, 337Horos no. 13–15: 337Horos no. 14: 170, 208, 337Horos no. 16: 208Horos no. 17: 208, 337Horos no. 18: 208, 340Horos no. 18A: 208Horos no. 19: 168, 337Horos no. 21A: 231, 233

Horos no. 22: 168Horos no. 23: 171Horos no. 27: 170Horos no. 30: 342Horos no. 31: 342Horos no. 31A–B: 342Horos no. 32: 168, 226, 340, 342Horos no. 34: 163, 208Horos no. 35: 168Horos no. 39: 337Horos no. 40: 340, 342, 353Horos no. 41: 168Horos no. 42: 342Horos no. 45: 171Horos no. 46: 168Horos no. 49: 231, 233Horos no. 51: 171Horos no. 52: 171Horos no. 61: 171, 208Horos no. 62: 171Horos no. 69: 336Horos no. 70: 342Horos no.71–80: 336Horos no. 72: 171Horos no. 72A: 168Horos no. 73: 341Horos no. 73A: 168Horos no. 75: 171Horos no. 76: 170Horos no. 78: 171Horos no. 80A: 163, 164, 175, 202, 208Horos no. 81A: 163, 164, 175, 202, 208Horos no. 82: 231, 233Horos no. 85: 170Horos no. 93: 231Horos no. 95A: 168Horos no. 97: 168Horos no. 102: 178, 181, 183, 201, 216, 337Horos no. 112: 338, 342Horos no. 113: 338Horos no. 114: 208, 336, 338, 342Horos no. 114A: 208, 334, 336, 337, 338, 341–2, 343,

345, 347–53Horos no. 114A.1–2: 336, 337, 347, 348Horos no. 114A.1–3: 337, 343Horos no. 114A.3: 336






472 index locorum

Horos no. 114A.4: 337, 339, 347Horos no. 114A.4–6: 337, 339, 341, 347Horos no. 114A.5: 337, 338Horos no. 114A.6: 336Horos no. 114A.7: 342Horos no. 114A.7–8: 343Horos no. 114A.8: 337Horos no. 114A.8–9: 337Horos no. 131: 215, 216Horos no. 146: 219, 223Horos no. 147: 219Horos no. 150: 223Horos no. 155: 223Horos no. 156: 223Horos no. 159: 226Horos no. 163: 226Horos no. 163A: 226, 342Horos no. 175: 222, 223Horos no. 179: 222, 223Horos no. 180: 223ICretIV.14, G–P: 18IV.41.v.4–vi.16: 253–5IV.41.vi.2–16: 274IV.72.i.2–3: 254IV.72.iv.46–51: 262IV.72.v.5–6: 27IV.72.xii.7: 27IV.72.xii.11–12: 27I Erythrai1: 17, 181.1–9: 4284: 1817: 18IGi2

58.1–5: 2471.52–4: 24i3

4.6–12: 756B.45–9: 567: 22, 59, 7411.13: 2214.1–5: 42714.3–5: 42632: 22, 426

32.17: 42632.18–20: 42632.28–30: 42634.58–60: 42736.8: 2240: 42740.52–7: 42746.11.9–13: 5546.30–3: 42746.38–9: 42952: 16, 55, 42652.13–31: 2252.A24–7: 42673.26–8: 2278: 55, 59104.11: 22, 395127.16–17: 429131: 59, 428131.15–17: 428131.17–18: 428391.10–11: 22421: 251421–30: 419590: 221453.8: 221453.10: 429ii2

43: 18643.37–40: 17843.40: 17043.40–2: 17843.61–2: 6747: 55108.9–10: 360110: 358110.6: 358127.4–7: 114140: 55204: 55212: 81, 91, 92, 93, 115, 124, 152216: 55229.2–7: 116242.2–5: 116328.1–6: 115330.1–4: 116330.47–9: 116






index locorum 473

335.1–7: 115, 119336b.5–7: 116338.1–5: 114345.2–7: 115346: 115347: 115349.3–7: 114351: 115352.2–10: 115356.1–8: 116357.2–6: 116359.2–7: 95, 114365.1–4: 114368.4–6: 119375.1–7: 116380.2–6: 114381.2–8: 115382.2–7: 115, 119415.7–11: 116450.1–6: 114454.3–4: 119472.2–6: 112481.1–5: 108483.1–8: 111486.3–8: 111493.2–8: 109494.2–8: 109495.1–6: 111496.1–7: 111497.1–7: 111500.2–6: 110503.1–5: 108505.1–4: 109546.3: 119554: 98585: 111640.2–7: 110641.1–7: 109642.2–9: 110644: 98647.1–7: 106649: 98, 111650.1–5: 107651.3–8: 108653.1–5: 111654.1–7: 110

656: 106659.2–7: 111660.25–7: 112661.1–5: 111662: 111665.1–4: 110666.1–4: 107669.1–5: 109672: 98, 109674.1–2: 110676.2–6: 109680.1–5: 109685.1–6: 111687.2–5: 106697.1–5: 109700.1–4: 111702.2–5: 109769.1–6: 110770.1–4: 107772.1–5: 110775: 98, 109778.1–5: 107780: 55, 109781: 55, 109784.1–4: 106788.1–5: 108790.2–5: 108796.1–4: 109797.3–6: 112832.1–5: 111837.2–6: 110838: 100843.1–5: 107849.1–4: 110850.1–3: 111857: 98, 109888.1–3: 108889.1–4: 110890.1–4: 110892.1–2: 111896: 98, 109897: 98, 99, 107910: 110911.1–7: 112916.8–11: 111945: 100, 112






474 index locorum

947.9–12: 107953.1–4: 111954: 98, 99, 111967.1–5: 109971.9–10: 110973.2–6: 107974.1–4: 110978: 108989: 107996.1–3: 1071006: 98, 1071008: 106, 1071009.28–30: 1061011: 107, 108, 3361013: 147–81019.1–2: 1061028.2–5: 1061034.1–3: 1071040.20–2: 1111172.19–22: 2261183.28–9: 200, 3381265: 3351291: 3351369.24–44: 3351493: 1251496.40–2: 3691496.49–51: 3691553.20–3: 3351553–78: 2711556.27–9: 3351557B.105–7: 3351558A.37–43: 3351559.26–31: 3351568.18–23: 3351569A.18–21: 3351570.24–6: 3351570.57–62: 3351570.82–4: 3351571.8–13: 3351572.8–11: 3351609: 361, 3621609.89: 3611609.100: 3611623.329–33: 3691627.353–4: 1331628.71–2: 370

1628.100–2: 3691629.707–14: 3691672: 125, 2591673.9–10: 95, 1151673.22: 2592492: 2292494.7–8: 214, 2252494.11–16: 2292596.17–20: 2302498.1–7: 214, 2252498.17–21: 2292681–3: 2312683: 2312724: 1704357: 2625130: 74iv506.7: 26vii4235.2–7: 1144252: 1254253.2–7: 1144254.2–7: 115xii8.264.13: 28

IvOl7: 20

Koerner Inschriftliche Gesetzestexte11.11–13: 1527: 2531: 19, 2635: 2037: 17, 2739: 1741: 2042: 2048: 2048.22: 2750.7–8: 2656: 426–756.10–11: 2756.21: 2756.41: 2756.48–9: 27






index locorum 475

61: 16, 2662.A15–16: 2662.A19: 2662.B1–2: 2667.1–2: 2867.9: 2867.9–10: 2069.7–8: 2870.6: 2870.13–14: 2871: 2873: 20, 2674: 17, 18, 2674.1–3: 42874.1–9: 42874.3–5: 42874.5–7: 42874.7–9: 42875: 2676.12: 1877: 18, 2678: 2879: 2881: 2081.5: 2781.8: 2781.10: 2781.11: 2784.8: 2784.10: 2784.11–12: 2784.31: 2784.32–41: 2387: 1790: 1890.1–5: 2690.5: 2694: 26121: 18, 27152: 27153: 27154: 27

Meiggs and Lewis Greek Historical Inscriptions13: 2713.7–14: 24

31.15–22: 2145.8: 2445.9: 2146.35–7: 2149: 5558: 5558B.15–17: 2458B.17–19: 2469.28–33: 2169.36–8: 2171: 5573.18–21: 2179A.26–49: 25183: 2886: 15

Meritt (1961) 192–4, lines 1–5: 111

NomimaI7.5–6: 277.10–11: 277.11: 2716.7: 2719: 23, 2722.B9–10: 2523.3: 2723.6: 2723.6–7: 2727.1: 2630.20: 2749.15: 2751.4–5: 2751.5–6: 2753.B1: 2653.B13: 2660.2: 2762: 1662.A3–4: 2662.A4, D4: 2665.1: 2665.18: 2666: 26778: 2680.8: 2681: 18, 2782.2: 27






476 index locorum

Nomima (cont.)84.14: 2685.1–2: 2685.18–19: 2686.3–8: 2687: 2688: 2690: 2594.3–4: 2799: 26101.1: 26102.8: 25103: 20, 27104.29: 28105.D22–3: 28106.A29: 26106.C15–16: 26106.C21–2: 26107.2: 25110.2: 26110.5–9: 23II18.8: 2580.8: 2695.10–11: 2895.25: 2895.27: 2895.29: 2895.40–1: 2895.47: 28

P.Oxy.VI.725: 272XIV.1647: 272XXXI.2586: 2723013: 309

Pritchett and Meritt [1940] 117–18, lines 2–5: 107

Rhodes and Osborne Greek HistoricalInscriptions

37.95–7: 2454.28–31: 2478.26–35: 2483ii.20–6: 24

Roussel and Launey [1937]1504, lines 50–1: 1081505, lines 41–3: 111

SEG21:272: 11521:324: 11921:440: 98, 9925.118: 11230:93: 10933:286: 2638.1036: 35243:55: 35043:36: 271

SIG 3

741: 621215.5–6: 337






Subject Index��

Achilles, character in Iliad, 266, 273Admetus, character in Euripides, 258–9Aeacus, Greek hero, 323Aegina, Nicostratus captured on, 262Aegisthus, character in Aeschylus, 394Aeschines of Kothokidai, Athenian politician

brings frivolous charge against Demosthenes,418

criticizes Demosthenes’ oratory, 126on death of Socrates, 394on democracy and the rule of law, 41on established laws, 57, 59indicted by Demosthenes, 383makes unsupported charges in 330, 94on meaning of nomos, 50on meetings of Elaphebolion 18 and 19 in 346,

88–94on oligarchy and democracy, 41on penalties for kakourgoi, 292praises Eubulus, 133says Demosthenes proposed an Assembly

meeting on Elaphebolion 8, 88–94, 114on theft by officials, 381on Timarchus’ case against Philotades,

411Aeschines of Melite, lends money on security,

169Aeschinus, character in Terence, 325Aeschylus

on burial of Polynices, 67on meaning of nomos, 50on murder of Agamemnon, 394

Agamemnoncharacter in Iliad, 266character in Aeschylus, 394

Agoratus, Athenian citizen, 396, 398, 406Ajax, character in Sophocles, 402Alcibiades, Athenian politician, on definition of

law, 48–9, 70

Alexander, character in Herodotus, abductsHelen, 309

Alexander I, king of Macedon, 311Alexander III, king of Macedon, 382Amorgos

boards of officials at, 25use of real security at, 181, 339

Amphipolis, campaigns of Timotheus against,358–9

Amyntas, king of Macedon, 311Andocides, Athenian orator

on Diocleides, 395on feud with Callias, 411summons Archippus, 417

Androcles, lender at Athens, 185Andocles, Athenian citizen, attempts to seize

property of Euctemon, 220Androdamas, lawgiver for Chalcidians, 12Androtion, Athenian citizen, 410Anthia, character in Greek novel, 273Antidorus, Athenian citizen, 219, 220Antigenes, slave at Athens, 246Antigone, character in Sophocles, 61–80,

298Antilochus, challenged by Menelaus in Iliad, 156Antipater, Macedonian general, 382Antiphon, Athenian orator

on gods and laws, 53on homicide law, 398–400on laws about homicide, 58use of term ep’autophoro, 389–90

Apaturius, merchant at Athens, 182Aphobus, Athenian citizen, owes Demosthenes

money, 167, 218Apollo, Greek god

enforces laws of Athens, 53makes Creusa angry, 403placed in debt-bondage, 258rapes Creusa, 297, 320–2

477






478 subject index

Apollodorus, Athenian politicianbrings case against Phormion, 417brings case against Stephanus, 384brings case against Timotheus, 355–64describes commercial dispute, 242–7on disobeying officials, 59lends money to Nicostratus, 166, 217, 262,

266makes proposal about finances, 129–33on Phrastor’s charge against Stephanus, 414,

420on penalties for frivolous prosecutions,

408performs trierarchy, 360on property of Timotheus, 234on punishment of slaves, 275on Stephanus’ plot against Epaenetus, 414on theft, 373

Apollodorus, borrower at Athens, 185Apollodorus, mythographer, 323Apollonius, Bosporan prince, 124Apsyrtus, character in Greek novel, 273Arcadia, laws of, 20, boards of officials at, 25Archedice, Athenian citizen, 366Archiades, Athenian citizen, 366–9Archippus, Athenian citizen,Areopagus

investigates Harpalus affair, 382–3jurisdictionof,285, 286–7, 316, 391, 398, 399–402

Ares, Greek god, tried for homicide, 286Argentina, laws about rape in, 305Argolid, surveys in, 265Argos

boards of officials at, 25–6laws of, 20, 23

Argoura, boards of officials at, 26Aristagoras, citizen of Amorgos, 340Aristogeiton, Athenian politician, 382Aristogenes, Athenian citizen, 344Ariston, Athenian citizen, 302, 318, 387, 397Aristophanes, comic author 328, 329

debt-bondage in, 259, 260legal terminology in, 425–30makes jokes about beating slaves, 277on market of Dikaiopolis, 146

Aristophon, Athenian politician, 134

Aristotleon enslavement of prisoners, 263on hybris, 317, 329on kosmoi in Crete, 28, on three parts of

government, 31–2, 39on law of Pittacus, 301on laws as general rules, 47on legends of Greek lawgivers, 11on magistrates and the law, 47on ownership, 251on theft, 387

Artemo, borrower at Athens, 185Asclepius, Greek god, 351Athena, Greek goddess, 402Athenogenes, metic at Athens, 260Athens

attitude about obeying orders of officials, 60,68–9

Pericles contrasts with Spartan oligarchy, 34Athens, officials

Archon Basileus receives charge of impiety, 417boards of officials in Athens before 400 BCE,

22duties of Agoranomoi, 146duties of Astynomoi, 147duties of Metronomoi, 147, 149duties of Sitophylakes, 146, 149duties of Syllogeis, 149duties of Tester (dokimastes), 148Eleven

apagoge to, 291–3, 373–89receive murder charge 397, 398, 406

religious duties of Archons, 55, 261Thesmothetai receive charge of confinement,

414Treasurers of Athena, 125, 145uphold laws, 48use of lot to select, 36

Athens, Assemblydates of meetings, 103–20discusses religious business, 55emergency meetings of, 81–101sacrifices and prayers at meetings of, 53, 91

Athens, Councilemergency meetings of, 98religious functions of, 55






subject index 479

Athens, decree(s)of Callias about Other Gods, 426about Chalcis, 427about collecting tribute, 21about colony at Brea, 427about first-fruits for Eleusis, 21about Overseers for Demeter and Kore, 426about Phaselis, 21of Thoudippus about tribute, 21

Athens, law(s)of adoption, 365of Agyrrhius on grain, 152, 160, 428about arbitrators, 46about Archons, 47about contracts, 47, 268about crowns, 46about deceiving the people, 46about dining in Prytaneion, 428on financial transactions of women, 333, 342about homicide, 285, 391–404about inheritance, 46about legislation, 47about mines, 47about Mysteries, 75of Nicophon on coinage, 148about outrage (hybris), 46on public speakers, 55on real security, 234–8about reserve fund, 24to restrain litigiousness, 406of sale, 194about sexual violence, 46on standards, 24about traitors, 67about treasurers of Acropolis, 17about triremes, 17about tyranny, 46, 395

Attalus, Macedonian noble, has Pausanias raped,330

Attica, crisis in during, seventh century BCE, 264Atrax, boards of officials at, 25Axos, boards of officials at, 25

Bdelycleon, character in Aristophanes, 272boards of officials in Greek poleis, 21–2, 25–8Boeotia, surveys in, 265

Bracton, English jurist, 298Brazil, laws about rape in, 305Briseis, character in Iliad, 266Butes, character in Sophocles, 308–309

Callicrates, metic at Athens, 351–2, 353Callimedon, Athenian citizen, 415Callippus, Athenian official, 59Callippus, citizen of Heraclea, 242Callistratus, Athenian politician, 53, 59Canthara, character in Terence, 325Carion, character in Aristophanes, 259, 272castration, Greek attitudes about, 289Cephisodorus, Athenian citizen, 420Chaerea, character in Terence, 301, 326–7, 328Chaleion, boards of officials at, 26challenge, use of in Athenian Law, 156Chariades, Athenian citizen, 373Charondas

anecdote about carrying weapon, 19lawgiver for Corinth, 11

Chile, laws about rape in, 305Chios, laws of 16, 17, boards of officials at, 26Chremes, character in Terence, 258Chremylus, character in Aristophanes, 272Clearchus, Athenian citizen, 365, 369–70Cleisthenes, consults Delphi about laws, 53Cleomenes, Macedonian ruler of Egypt, 155–6Cleon, politician, parodied in Aristophanes, 272Cleostratus, character in Menander, 267Clytemnestra, character in Aeschylus, 394coinage, role of in Athenian economy, 148, 194,

201–4Columbia, laws about rape in, 305Common Law, misuse of analogies from, 388Conon, Athenian citizen, 318, 397contracts

enforcement of at Athens, 143lease contracts, 229–31types of in Athenian Law, 149–51

corporation, absence of in Athenian Law, 150, 241Corcyra

boards of officials at, 26stasis at, 138

Costa Rica, laws about rape in, 305Creon, character in Sophocles, 61–80, 298






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Creusa, character in Euripides, raped by Apollo,297, 320–2, 403

Crito, character in Plato, 411Ctesicles, Athenian citizen, 301Ctesicles, speechwriter at Athens, 421Ctesiphon, citizen of Amorgos, 181, 185, 201Cyzicus, siege of, 358

Daos, character in Menander, 256–7Dareius, lender at Athens, 143–4, 153–61, 186–7,

244Darius, king of Persia, 311debt-bondage, not abolished by Solon, 249–69Decelea, Athenian slaves desert to, 277Deianeira, character in Sophocles, 307–8Deioces, King of the Medes, as lawgiver, 9Deinon, Athenian citizen, 217, 262Delphinium, jurisdiction of, 287, 316Demades, Athenian orator, on Theoric Fund, 139Demea, character in Terence, 325Demo, woman at Athens, 342, 348, 351–2, 353democracy, praised by Theseus, 32Demonax, lawgiver for Cyrene, 12, 17Demosthenes

accused of inconsistency, 415on Athenian grain imports, 146on Athenian treatment of slaves, 277attitude toward Theoric Fund, 123–39brings suit against Aphobus, 178brings weak case against Aeschines, 383on case of Evander vs. Menippus, 151on categories of just homicide, 261, 285challenged to trierarchy, 186considers Creon a tyrant, 69on criticizing officials, 61on democracy and rule of law, 41describes literate slaves, 274on drunkenness as excuse, 301–2on effects of hybris, 318on enslavement of Nicostratus, 262executes Anaxinus, 395on function of courts, 405on gods and Athenian courts, 53on graphai brought against Leptines, 416on his father’s estate, 179–81on liability for homicide, 397

on Meidias’ cronies, 409, 413on old laws, 58on Peace of Philocrates, 85–8on penalties for frivolous prosecutions, 408praises Locrians for stable laws, 22on Procne and Philomela, 309punched by Meidias, 297role in Harpalus affair, 382–3on sources of legitimacy, 51on statute of limitations, 406suppresses details of procedure, 87on unwritten laws, 56wins judgment against Onetor, 218

Demosthenes, character in Aristophanes, 272despotes, meaning of term, 272–8Dexitheus, Athenian citizen, 349, 353diapsephisis procedure, 406Dicaeogenes, Athenian citizen, 183–4Dicaeopolis, character in Aristophanes, 275, 329Dicastic Oath, 57–8, 138Dinarchus

on citizens punished for enslavement, 269on Eubulus’ policy, 133on manifest guilt, 382on plotting to kill, 399–402on Timotheus’ campaigns, 358on withdrawing prosecutions, 415writes speeches in Harpalus affair, 382

Diodorus, historian, on death of Nessus,307–8

Diodorus, Athenian citizen, brings case againstTimocrates, 410

Diogeition, Athenian citizen, lends money onsecurity, 168

Dion, Athenian citizen, 348Dionysius, Athenian citizen, 373, 406Dionysodorus, merchant at Athens, 143–4, 153–60,

186–7, 244Dionysodorus, Athenian citizen, denounced by

Agoratus, 397Dionysus, god, in Aristophanes, 272Diotimus, Athenian citizen, 337Dominican Republic, laws about rape in, 305dowry, use of real security in, 209–33

in marriage at Athens, 315Draco, Athenian lawgiver, 15, 395






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Drerosboards of officials at, 26laws of, 18

Earth, Greek goddess, connection with law andjustice, 73–4

Echenike, citizen of Amorgos, 340Ecuador, laws about rape in, 305Egypt, source of Athenian grain, 153–5, 186–9,

244Elateia, seized by Philip, 98Eltynia, boards of officials at, 26English Law, tort of malicious prosecution in, 418enslavement for debt, distinguished from

debt-bondage, 250entrenchment clauses in Greek laws, 23–25Epaenetus, citizen of Andros, 414, 420Ephebic Oath, 57, 64, 68Epichares, Athenian citizen, 413, 415, 416Epicrates, sues Athenogenes, 260eranos loan, 335–6, 338Eratosthenes, Athenian citizen, killed for

seduction, 283Erechtheus, character in Sophocles, 308–9Eretria

laws of, 20–1boards of officials at, 26

Erythrai, laws of, 17, 18boards of officials at, 26decrees from, 426, 428

Established laws, 78Euboulides, Athenian citizen, 409Eubulus, Athenian politician

relations with Demosthenes, 133–4supports Peace of Philocrates, 122

Euclides, character in Platonic dialogue, 274Euclio, character in Plautus, 302Euctemon, Athenian citizen, 220, 409, 413, 416Euphiletus, Athenian citizen, discusses laws on

rape and seduction, 283–91, 315Euphron, Tyrant of Sicyon, 138Euripides, tragic playwright

on burial of Polynices, 67debt-bondage in, 258depicts slave mothers, 276on laws of gods, 52

on rape of Phaedra, 308on story of Creusa, 297, 320–3use of kteinein in, 393

Europa, abduction of, 309, 323–4Euthycles, Athenian citizen, 351–2Euthypro, character in Plato, 261, 396, 398Euxitheus, Athenian citizen, 409Evergus, Athenian citizen, 191–7, 246Exacestus, citizen of Amorgos, 181, 185, 201Exegetes, provide legal advice, 261, 396

friends (philoi) of Macedonian kings, 100

Gaius, Roman jurist, on theft, 375–8Geta, character in Terence, 325Getas, character in Menander, 256Gorgias, character in Menander, 257, 313, 320Greek law, unity of, 4–5Gortyn

boards of officials at, 27debt-bondage at, 253–4lawcode of, 4, 260, 290laws of, 18

grain, Athenians import, 152Guatemala, laws about rape in, 305

Habrocomes, character in Greek novel, 273Hades, Greek god, 324Halicarnassus

boards of officials at, 27laws of, 23

Halirrothius, killed by Ares, 286Hammurabi

image as lawgiver, 6–8, 12–14, 15laws of, 15–16, 19, 252, 259

Harmodius, Athenian tyrannicide, 297Harpalus, treasurer of Alexander, 382Harpocration, lexicographer

on attempted homicide, 398–400, 401on debt-bondage 258gives definition of apotimema, 210, 214, 224, 225

Hebrew Scriptures, debt-bondage in, 253Hecuba, character in Iliad, 266Hegecrate, citizen of Amorgos, 181Hegesilaus, Athenian politician, 134Helen, abducted by Paris, 309–10, 320






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Heracleides, banker at Athens, 182Heracles, Greek hero, killes Nessus, 307–8Heraclitus, philosopher, on laws of gods, 51Hermes, Greek god, messenger in Euripides’ Ion,

297, 320Herodotus, Greek historian

on abduction of Europa, 329on bribery of Leotychidas, 380on burial of Polynices, 67debate about constitutions, 22, 37on Nasamones, 298on Near Eastern Kings, 9, 12on rape of Io, 309on rule of law in Sparta, 9on Thracians, 260

Hipparchus, Athenian tyrant, 298, 381Hippias, sophist

on definition of nomos, 49–50on unwritten laws, 53–4

Hippo, Boeotian woman, 312Hippolytus, character in Euripides, cursed by

Theseus, 308, 319, 393Homeric poems

attitude toward burial in 65practice of dowry in, 231

Homeric society, 204Honduras, laws about rape in, 305hybris, as rape, 287, 316–19Hyperides, Athenian orator

on debt-bondage, 260on penalties for frivolous prosecutions,

408on rule of law, 42

Iason, character in Iliad, 266Iasonides, character in Iliad, 266Iliad, capture of slaves in, 263, 266Io, abduction of, 309Ion, character in Euripides, 320, 403Iphicrates, Athenian general, defeats Spartans, 358,

362, 395Iphis, character in Iliad, 266Ischyrion, citizen of Amorgos, 181Isaeus

on theft, 373on plotting to kill, 401

Isocrates, Athenian oratoron burial of Polynices, 67on debt-bondage, 255, 261

Jewish Scriptures, laws in, 16Julian, Roman jurist, 275Justinian, Institutes of, 150, 374

Kallieans, attacked by Gauls, 312, 320Kea, surveys in, 265Kichonides, Athenian citizen lends money on

security, 168Kleiber, Gnther, East German leader, 393Krenz, East German leader, 393

Labdacus, character in Sophocles, 308larceny, distinguished from embezzlement, 379Lasus of Hermione, Greek poet, 381law, four attributes of in anthropological theory,

45lease, legal structure of, 229Leda, heroine in myth, 323Leobotas, Spartan king, 11Leochares, Athenian citizen, 342Leochares, Athenian citizen, defendant in

inheritance case, 366Leocrates, Athenian citizen, 366Leostratus, Athenian citizen, 366–9Leotychidas, Spartan king, 380Leptines, Athenian citizen, 416Lesis, slave at Athens, 271–7Leuconides, Athenian citizen, 412lex Aquilia, 375lex Poetilia, 252, 258Libanius, on Theoric Fund, 121–2, 130Lindos

boards of officials at, 27law from, 426

Lipit-Ishtarimage of Lipit-Ishtar as lawgiver, 7laws of, 19

literacy at Athens, 204–5Locrians

laws of, 23praised for stable laws, 22

Lucian, comic author, 273Lycaon, character in Iliad, 266






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Lycon, citizen of Heraclea, 242–7Lycurgus, Athenian politician

on burial of traitors, 67on function of courts, 405on gods and laws, 53

Lycurgus, Spartan lawgiver, 11Lysanias, Athenian citizen, 184Lysias, speechwriter at Athens

on burial of Polynices, 66composes speech for Euphiletus, 283–90on drunkenness as excuse, 302on liability for homicide, 396on penalty for moicheia, 288on rule of law in Athens, 41on term ep’autophoro, 384on trials at Athens, 137

Lysistrata, character in Aristophanes, 328Lyttos, city in Crete, laws of, 17

Manilius, Roman jurist, on nexum, 252Mao, Chinese dictator, on political power, 137Marathon, burial of Persians after battle of, 66market, nature of at Athens, 144–6marriage, in Athens, 314Medea, abduction of, 309Medontidai, Athenian phratry, 168–9Megacleides, citizen of Athens, 242–7Meidias, Athenian politician

hires Euctemon, 413not supported by Eubulus, 134punches Demosthenes, 297

Meidylides, Athenian citizen, 366Meixidemus, Athenian citizen, 351Meletus, Athenian citizen, brings charge against

Socrates, 411Menander, Athenian playwright,

on sexual violence and seduction, 306, 313use of rape-plot, 300use of terms despotes in, 273

Menecles, Athenian citizen, 216Menelaus

issues challenge to Antilochus in Iliad, 156mentioned in Herodotus, 310, 320in Sophocles’ Ajax, 61, 402

Menelaus of Pelagonia, 358Menestheus, Athenian citizen, 362

Menexenus, Athenian citizen, 183–4Methana, surveys in, 265Methone, captured by Timotheus, 358Micio, character in Terence, 325Micon, Athenian citizen, 413, 420Miletus


Military Fund, 124–9Mnesicles, Athenian citizen, 191–9Moerades, Athenian citizen, borrows money from

Demosthenes’ father, 179Molpia, Boeotian woman, 312Moschion, character in Menander, 300–301Moschus, Greek poet, on Europa’s abduction,

323–4Mucius, Roman jurist, on nexum, 252Musaeus, author of oracles, 381Myrrhine, character in Menander, 301

Nasamones, described by Herodotus, 298natal alienation of slaves, 277Naupactus


Nausicles, Athenian general, 365, 369–70Nausicrates, lender at Athens, 185Naxos, use of reality security on, 215Neaira, courtesan at Athens, 414Nessus, monster in Sophocles, 307–8Nestor, character in Iliad, 266New Comedy, rape in, 299–305, 324–8Nicanor, Macedonian general, 369Nicaragua, laws about rape in, 305Nicias, character in Aristophanes, 272Niceratus, citizen of Amorgos, 181, 185, 201Nicobulus, Athenian citizen, 190–9, 246Nicomachus, compiles Athenian laws, 54Nicostratus, Athenian citizen, borrows money

from Apollodorus, 166, 217, 262, 266nomos

debate about definition of, 48–9equivalent to thesmos, 80

Odyssey, capture of slaves in, 266Old Oligarch, on trade at Athens, 146






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Olympiaboards of officials at, 27laws of, 17, 20

Olympias, Macedonian queen, 382Onetor, Athenian citizen

marries sister to Aphobus, 167owes money to Demosthenes, 218

Onomacritus, author of oracles, 381open texture of law, 160, 385ownership, incidents of, 250

Pairisades, Bosporan prince, 124Palladion, court at Athens, 391Pamphila, character in Terence, 301, 325, 326–7,

328Pamphilus, merchant at Athens, 143, 153–6, 186–8,

244Panama, laws about rape in, 305Pandion, mythical king, 308Pantaenetus, Athenian citizen, 190–9, 246Paraguay, laws about rape in, 305Paris, abducts Helen, 310–11Parmeniscus, lender at Athens, 186–8, 244Parmeno, businessman at Athens, 182, 274Parthenius, Spartan soldier, 312Pasicles, Athenian citizen, 355–9Pasion, banker at Athens, 343, 359, 384Patroclus, character in Iliad, 266Pausanias, historian

on burial of Persians at Marathon, 66on Kallieans, 312on rape of Boeotian women, 297, 312

Pausanias, Macedonian citizen, kills Philip, 330Peace of Philocrates, 85, 122Peithias, Corcyrean politician, 138penalties for officials in early Greek Laws, 18–21Pericles, Athenian politician

on Athenian trade, 146praises Athenian democracy, 29–39

Persephone, character in myth, 324personal security, in Athenian Law, 151, 352Peru, laws about rape in, 305, 327Phaedra, character in Euripides, 308, 319, 393Phaedria, character in Terence, 326Phaenippus, Athenian citizen, challenged to

antidosis, 233

Phano, daughter of Neaira, 420Phanodemus, Athenian politician, 125Pheidippides, character in Aristophanes, 425, 429Philinna, character in Menander, 301Philip II, king of Macedon

attitude of Eubulus toward, 134killed by Pausanias, 330Second Embassy to, 383seizes Elateia, 98at war with Athens, 130

Philistides, Athenian citizen, 351–2Philochorus, Atthidographer, 122Philocleon, character in Aristophanes, 302Philolaus, lawgiver, 11Philomela, character in Sophocles, 308Philonicus, Athenian politician, 134Philoneus, Athenian citizen, 390, 398–400, 401Philotades, Athenian citizen, 411Phocion, Athenian general, 369Phocus, character in myth, 323Phoenicians, abduct Io, 309Phormion, banker at Athens, 343, 359, 373, 384,

417Photius, lexicographer, on kakourgoi, 291Phourarchidas, Spartan soldier, 312Phrastor, Athenian citizen, 414, 420Piraeus, decree from, 225Plangon, character in Menander, 257Plataean exiles, 255Plato, philosopher

on attitude of Crito toward Socrates’ trial,411

on definitions, 188–9describes literate slave, 274on enslavement of prisoners, 263on murder in Euthyphro, 396provides evidence for debt-bondage, 261on rules about homicide, 396on trade and coinage, 148on trades and imports, 145on unwritten laws, 54on witnesses in homicide cases, 356, 363

Plotheia, decree from, 226Plutarch, biographer

on rape of Scedasus’ daughters, 312on Solon’s reforms, 256






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Pollux, lexicographeron debt-bondage, 255, 259gives definition of apotimema, 210, 214, 225

Polyeuctus, Athenian citizen, money lent fromestate of, 223–4, 235, 236, 344–5

Polyeuctus, Athyenian citizen, summoned byTheocrines, 415

Polyeuctus, Athenian citizen, friend of Meidias,409

Polynices, character in Sophocles, 62–3, 298Polyzelus, Athenian citizen, 411Pontus, Nicobulus visits, 193Poseidon, Greek god, 286, 393Potidaea, captured by Timotheus, 358preliterate societies, law in, 44Priam, character in Iliad, 266, mentioned in

Herodotus, 309private arbitrator, role of in Athens, 157Procne, character in Sophocles, 308–9Proteus, Egyptian king in Herodotus, 310prytaneia, fee for private cases, 407Psamathe, character in myth, 323Pydna, captured by Timotheus, 358

rape, Athenian attitudes toward, 283–332Rawls, John, philosopher, 138real security, in Athenian law, 151, 163–239reprisals, practice of in Greece, 329res iudicata, principle applied in Athenian Law,

406Rhodes, used as port, 153–60, 187, 244Rhytte, boards of officials at, 27Roman law

concept of ownership in, 186–8, 250develops technical vocabulary, 211rules about conveyance, 186–9, 238rules about real security, 168–74theft in, 374–80use of analogies from, 175–6, 209, 388–9

Rome, debt-bondage at, 252

Scedasus, Boeotian citizen, 312seduction, penalty for, 289Shabowski, Gunther, East German leader, 393Smicythus, Athenian citizen, lends money on

security, 168, 186, 201–5

Socrates, philosopher“killed” by Athenians, 394on definition of nomos, 49–50on disobeying officials, 60on unwritten laws, 54parodied in Clouds, 425speaks with Euthyphro, 261

Solon, Athenian lawgiverdistrust of men in power, 19does not abolish debt-bondage, 249–68image of lawgiver in Solon’s poetry, 10–14, 17laws of Solon, 12–14, 15, 427laws wrongly attributed to, 3–4on stability of laws, 23

Sophocles, tragic playwrightdebate about nomos in Antigone, 61–80on laws of gods, 52on rape of Deianeira, 307on rape of Philomela, 308–9

Sostrata, character in Terence, 325Sostratus, character in Menander, 313, 320Sparta

attitude toward obeying officials, 60boards of officials at, 27laws of, 16, 18, 21Pericles contrasts with Athenian democracy, 34

Spartocus, Bosporan prince, 124specialization of labor at Athens, 144–5Spudias, Athenian citizen, 235, 236, 344Stalin, Russian dictator, 392stasis, threat to Greek poleis, 136Stephanus, Athenian politician

accuses Apollodorus, 132accused by Apollodorus, 384, 414charged by Phrastor, 420not supported by Eubulus, 133

Strepsiades, character in Aristophanes, 260, 425,429

supranationality in Athenian law, 151sycophants, bring false charges, 421Syros, use of real security on, 222Syrus, character in Terence, 258

Telemachus, metic at Athens, 351Telenicus, citizen of Amorgos, 181Teos, boards of officials at, 28






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Terence, Roman playwrighton debt-bondage 258use of rape-plot, 301, 326

Tereus, character in Sophocles, 308term-limits for officials in Greek poleis, 18, 37Teucer, character in Sophocles, 402Thais, character in Terence, 301, 326–7, 328Thasos

boards of officials at, 28laws of, 20–1

Theaetetus, character in Platonic dialogue,274

Theocrines, Athenian citizen, 413, 415, 416, 420Theomnestus, Athenian politician, 129

accuses Neaira, 129Theomnestus, Athenian citizen, brings apographe,

186, 201Theophrastus, philosopher

on law of sale, 150on penalties for frivolous prosecutions, 407

Theoric Fund, 121–39Theosebes, Athenian citizen

convicted of impiety, 168pledges house as security, 184, 186, 201

Theseus, Greek hero, curses son, 307–8, 319,393

Thetis, character in Iliad, 273Thonis, Egyptian in Herodotus, 310Thracians, sell children into slavery, 260Thraso, character in Terence, 326Thrasybulus, Athenian politician, 134Thrasyllus, Athenian citizen, 242–7Thrasylochus, Athenian citizen, 186Thucydides, Athenian historian

on divine and established laws, 58on Hipparchus’ insult to Harmodius, 298on laws of Sparta, 23on meetings of Assembly, 96on raids for booty, 266on right of burial, 66on rule of law in Athens, 41

Thurii, laws of, 150

Tibeius, poor farmer in Menander, 257Timarchus, Athenian politician, 384Timocrates, Athenian citizen, 409, 410Timomachus, Athenian general, 59Timotheus, Athenian general, 234, 355–62Tiryns, laws of, 19Trygaeus, character in Aristophanes, 272Twelve Tables, penalties for theft in, 379

Ulpian, Roman jurist, on theft, 374, 385unwritten laws, 54

Varro, on nexum, 252Vegetius, military writer, 153Venezuela, laws about rape in, 305

warranty of sale in Athenian law, 149, 194witnesses in Athenian courts, 355, 362–3women

economic rights at Athens, 333–346, 353Greek attitudes toward, 79sexual violence and, 283–333

Xanthias, character in Aristophanes, 272xenelasia at Sparta, 39Xenocles, mentioned in letter, 272–6Xenocles, citizen of Amorgos, 340Xenophon, historian and philosopher

accused of beating soldiers, 303on enslavement of prisoners, 263on gods and laws, 53on rape of Scedasus’ daughters, 312on unwritten laws, 54

Xenophon of Ephesus, on supplication, 273Xuthus, character in Euripides, 320, 403

Zeus, Greek godplaces Apollo in debt-bondage, 258supplicated in Iliad, 273rapes Leda, 323rapes Europa, 323–324

Zeuxippe, character in Sophocles, 308






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