INDEX THREE

GENERAL INDEX

Entries for a place, e.g. Achaea, Teos, include the inhabitants even if not stated. Most factual references in pp. 1–37, and incidental references generally, are omitted, as are footnotes which go with the page cited.

Abdera 165, 189, 196, 204–5, 479, Agamemnon 217, 228, 560, 572 n. 7 507 n. 1, 510, 638 Agamestor 419, 425, 649 Abydos 54, 121, 142 Agariste snr 414, 418, 419–20, Acanthos 199 429–30, 650 Acarnania 169 Agariste jnr 430–1, 440, 650 Achaea 37, 39, 43, 43 n. 150, 124, Agasicles 227, 263–4 215, 217, 225, 559 Agathon of Zacynthos 167 Achaemenids 47 n. 165, 55, 344, 483 Agelaos of Thessaly 281 n. 10, 492–4 Agesilaos (grandfather of ) Acragas 111, 134 264–5 Acusilaos 8, 13 n. 39, 230, 652 Agesilaos II 235, 241, 249, 260, 263, Adeimantus 107, 222 266, 268, 280, 557, 558 Adrastos of Argos or Sicyon 225, 419 Agesipolis I 249–50, 284 Aeaces 50, 88, 96, 98, 104–5, 128, Agetos 256, 258, 260 130–1, 138–40, 463, 542 Agiads 214, 224–5, 253–4, 257, 263, Aeantides 180 278–9, 282, 283–4 Aegeae, Macedonia 290 Agis II 227, 240, 247, 260, 263, 268, Aegina 20, 110, 209, 211, 218–9, 547 n. 1 220–3, 232, 262, 278–9, 285–6, Agis IV 227, 243, 276 297–8, 310–13, 435, 443, 467, 478, Agora (Cherronesos) 159, 171, 176 559, 567, 571–2, 584–5, 617; Agylla 165, 176 relations with Athens 7 n. 21, 177, Aigilia (mainland Euboea) 354–5 220, 286, 314, 321–33, 380, 432, Aigilia (island) 373, 607 n. 25, 546–52; walls 326 619–21, 626, 629 n. 79 weights and measures 592, 594–6; Ainyra (Thasos) 209 coins 592–3, 594–6 Akestorides 366, 649 Aegospotami 160, 300, 318, 380, 626 Alalia 67 n. 220; battle of 66, 99, n. 74 473, 475, 478 Aenos (= Poltymbria) 154, 164, 198 Alcibiades 18 n. 57, 151, 160, 167, Aeolis, Aeolians 37, 38 n. 126, 39, 233–4, 260, 515 n. 6, 520 n. 26, 41, 43, 45, 47 n. 167, 49, 91, 118, 634 n. 14 146, 350, 458, 461, 472, 480, 481, Alcmaeon (father of Megacles) 18 538 n. 20, 611 n. 37; in the revolt n. 58, 137, 167, 415–16 39 n. 129, 59; retaken in 498 Alcmaeonids 18 and n. 57, 327, 366, 54, 62, 158; retaken in 493 147, 378, 392–3, 405–8, 410–14, 430, 155; see also Lesbos, Mytilene, 520 n. 26, 603, 606, 626, 650; Cyme curse 130, 328, 338–9, 405–7; Aeschines of Eretria 353, 603 role in ending tyranny 269, 406–7, Aeschines of Sicyon 215, 331, 418–20 413 Aeschylus 116, 386, 392, 597, 609 Alcon of Molossia 423–4 Aetolia 169, 288, 324, 478 Aleian plain 340; see also Cicilia 704 index three

Aleuadae 281, 568 see sv Delphi; Pheidon, Sepeia, Alexander I 7 n. 21, 28 n. 88, 185, see svv; Argos the eponym 301–3, 187–91, 332, 493 445 Alexander the Great 16 n. 51, Aristagoras of Miletus 40, 52–62, 120–1, 151, 157, 290, 368, 401, 64–5, 68–70, 79, 81–2, 86, 96, 114, 403, 420, 611 n. 35 117, 119, 141, 165, 175, 188, 215, Alopeconnesos 159, 172, 184, 503 222, 276, 299, 333, 433, 446, 453, Alyattes 41 n. 137, 45 nn. 156–7, 457–61, 480, 498–501, 543, 603 n. 159, 46, 156–7, 415–16 Aristagoras of Cyme 50 n. 175, 57, Ameinocles of Corinth 467 96 Amiantos of Trapezous 423 Aristides 19 n. 60, 193, 338–9, 358, Ampe 121–2 386, 410, 434, 627 Amphaxitis 193 Aristomedes of Thessaly 281 amphictiony: see polis, leagues and Ariston 135, 215, 227, 252–3, amphictionies; Arcadia; Calauria 257–61, 263–4, 274, 280, 376, 571 Amphictionic League (Delphi) 43 n. 1 nn. 149–50, 281; and see First Artace 161 Sacred War Artaphrenes (satrap) 48 n. 170, 53–4, Amphimnestos of Epidamnos 421 55, 57 n. 192, 61–2, 65, 67–70, Amphipolis 165, 176, 181 72–3, 79–81, 84, 96, 117, 123, 141, Amyntas 7 n. 21, 137, 189–90 150–3, 156, 185, 187, 197, 204, Anaxandridas 214–15, 225, 227, 246, 336, 340, 357, 458, 460, 464–5, 253, 256, 259–60, 264–5, 268, 280, 480, 484, 491, 493; his satrapy 304, 418 484–5, 538; measures after end of Anaxidamos 263–4 revolt 191–3, 533–543 Anaxilas of Rhegion 66 n. 218, Artaphrenes jnr (general) 339–40, 128–9, 132–4, 136, 284, 463, 478 398, 484 n. 17, 598 Anchimolos 214, 216, 313, 358, 393, Artaxerxes I 346–7, 349, 541; 407 II 537 n. 17; III 152 Anthene 296, 558–9 with n. 3 Artemis; cult at Brauron; cult of Apollonia 143, 403, 451, 595 Artemis Orthia, 254, 273 Apsinthii 162, 164, 171–2, 179–80, Artemisia 2, 45 n. 159, 335, 542 508, 528 n. 27 Arcadia, Arcadians 42 n. 146, 214, Artemisium (480) 94, 99, 106–7, 321, 216–17, 276, 278–9, 283, 287–91, 356, 417, 454, 466, 473 n. 14, 475 296, 306, 332, 423, 445, 548–9, n. 25; “Artemision” (?later) 475 560–70, 585–6, 596; Zeus Lycaion nn. 24–5 560; possible amphictiony 560–1; Asine 580 n. 23, 586–7; see also Sciritae 234 Argos Archedike 180 Assyria 113, 207, 229 Archidamos I 264; II 279–80, Asopos (r) 143, 377 283–4; V 262 Astacos 161 Ardericca (nr Babylon) 399; (nr Susa) Astrabakos 253–5, 256, 273–4 399, 401 Astros (≈ mod Paralion Astros) 296–8, Ardys 45 nn. 156–7 559 n. 3 Argilos 198 Astypalaea 145 Argos 20, 60, 95, 114–15, 117, 133, Atarneus 45, 46 n. 163, 84, 139, 216–19, 224–5, 227–9, 231, 233–4, 148–50, 169, 176, 277, 484, 485 239, 245, 306–8, 328–32, 368, n. 20, 505 n. 10, 534, 535 n. 6, 419–20, 430, 444–5, 498–501, 513, Athens, Athenians: authochthons 371, 547, 551, 559, 579–582; after 445; population and food supply Sepeia 582–88; walls 305, 575, 520–1, 637; festivals 38, 111, 577–8 with n. 15; Argolid 227, 320–1, 549; walls 127, 363, 447, 579–80, 586–7; cult at Asine 329, 602; generals and polemarch 331; Calauria 329; epicene oracle, 358–9, 379–81; naucraroi 323, 388,