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Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information Index Locorum A Archanians Aelian 781ff., 119 Varia Historia 786, 119 3.26, 149, 151 Clouds 8.5, 49, 161, 165, 188 595, 148 Aelius Aristides Ecclesiazusae Orations 724, 119 17.6, 195 1139, 86 23.4, 195 Lysistrata Aeschylus 1061, 119 f238–40, 22 Thesmophoriazusae Ammianus Marcellinus 237, 119 19.12.13, 111 289, 119 22.8.12, 49 369, 119 28.1.4, 49 538, 119 Andocides Wasps Against Alcibiades 353, 119 22, 32 1364, 119 Antoninus Liberalis Wealth Metamorphoses 308, 119 30.1–2, 73 Aristotle 34, 170 f76, 49, 161 Apollodorus Politics 1.4.9, 86 5.1303b, 115 1.50, 112 1252b–1254b, 4 1.9, 48 1290b, 125 1.9.16, 71 1327b, 19 3.1–2, 73 1327b 23–6, 1 3.8.2, 112 Asius of Samos E.6.2–4, 108, 122 F7, 91, 193 Apollonius Rhodius F14, 96 1.185, 71, 96 Athenaeus 1.187, 96 2.66, 97 Arctinus of Miletus 12.26, 63 Aethiopis 167e, 86 F1–2, 118 525c, 151 Aristaenetus Epistles C 1.15, 195 Callimachus Aristokritos (FGrHist 493) Hymn to Artemis f3, 73 225–7, 49, 52 Aristophanes 237–47, 140 230 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information Index Locorum 231 D G Demon (FGrHist 327) Gorgias f22, 161, 165 Encomium of Helen Diodorus Siculus 1, 9 3.55.6, 142 4.66.5, 110 H 5.79.1, 89 Hecataeus (FGrHist 1) 12.4, 33 f103, 180 15.49, 187 f119, 166 5.81.7, 81 f141, 85, 192 5.81.8, 94, 171 f226, 139 Diogenes Laertius f228, 162 1.1, 68 f240, 67 1.2, 163 Hellanicus (FGrHist 4) 1.3, 163 f48, 161 1.22, 23 f101, 168 1.28, 65 f125, 48, 49, 52, 161, 165 1.29, 23 Herodorus (FGrHist 31) Dionysius of Halikarnassos F45, 71, 99 4.25.4–5, 161 Herodotus Dionysius Periegetes 1.15, 39 – 827–30, 122 1.15 26, 32 1.16, 26 1.18, 195 E 1.18–19, 62 Eklogē Historiōn 1.22, 67 (vol. 2, p. 193, lines 29–30), 72 1.27, 123 Ephorus (FGrHist 70) 1.28, 25 f114a, 139, 190 1.75, 67 f117, 167 1.76–91, 27 f125, 161 1.92, 67, 145, 149, 151 f126, 150, 161, 193 1.97, 195 f127, 72 1.141, 175, 181 f22, 161, 165 1.142, 160, 161 Epigonoi 1.143, 188 f3, 118 1.144, 21 f4, 98 1.145, 167, 178 Erxias (FGrHist 449) 1.145–7, 161 f1, 121 1.146, 23, 45, 193 Etym. Magn. 1.146–7, 77, 168 s.v. Ἀστυπαλαία,94 1.147, 156, 157, 160 s.v. Ἔφεσος, 141 1.148, 181 Euripides 1.149, 21, 115 Ion, 112 1.150, 189 Phoenissae 1.157, 66 834ff., 110 1.162–70, 27 Telephus 1.164, 175 f149, 22 1.164–6, 27 Eusebius 1.168, 28, 175 Greek Chronicle 1.170, 69, 174 65–7, 165 1.171, 22 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information 232 Index Locorum Herodotus (cont.) 146–55, 158 1.173, 22 147–55, 201 216, 19 3.250–1, 92 2.143, 83 Homeric Hymn to Artemis 3.60, 97 5, 110 3.123, 94 Iliad 4.36, 19, 93 2.867–8, 64 4.42, 19 3.185–9, 105 5.28, 28 6.177–88, 105 5.28–9, 63 10.555, 48 5.30–5, 28 13.685, 158, 201 5.49–54, 28, 175 14.321, 92 5.65, 48 20.403ff., 177 5.97, 28 Odyssey 5.98, 175 3.79, 48 5.99, 178 10.490–5, 110 5.99–6.20, 28 11.90–151, 110 5.103, 175 – 5.108 10, 176 I 5.123, 175 Iamblichus 6.7, 181 De Mysteriis – 6.11 12, 176 3.11, 111 – 6.19 20, 29 de vita Pythagorae 7.1, 30 2.3–6, 96 7.7, 30 Ion of Chios 7.62, 117 f26 ieg,88 – 7.93 5, 30 f27 ieg,88 7.94, 167 f29 ieg,88 – 8.84 95, 30 FGrHist 392, F1, 80 8.202–33, 30 FGrHist 395, F1, 192 – 9.33 71, 30 T1, 88 9.97, 48 T2, 88 9.99, 29 Isocrates 9.101–7, 30 4.68–9, 153 Heropythos (FGrHist 448) 4.120, 33 f1, 38 4.122, 161 Hesiod 12.158, 33 Catalogue of Women f19a, 92 K f101, 139 Kastor of Rhodes (FGrHist 250) f163, 112 f4, 165 f165, 22 Konon (FGrHist 26) Melampodia f1.2, 72 F275, 110, 120 f1.4, 108, 122 F278, 106, 119 f1.33, 66 Theogony Kreophylos (FGrHist 417) 1000–2, 117 f1, 40, 144 Hippocratic Corpus On Airs, Waters, Places 16, 4 L Homer Libanius Homeric Hymn to Apollo 5.34, 49 40, 110 Lucian © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information Index Locorum 233 Imagines 2.3.8, 117 6, 140 3.3.7, 13 Lycophron 3.14.9, 126 Alexandra 4.3.8, 51 1374–87, 49 7.1.4, 66 Lycurgus 7.1.6, 50 Against Leocrates 7.2.1–4, 157 85–7, 165 7.2.2–3, 94 Lysias 7.2.2–8, 48, 193 2.4–5, 153 7.2.3, 167, 171 7.2.5, 72, 188 M 7.2.5–6, 47 Maiandrios of Miletus (FGrHist 184) 7.2.6, 66 f10, 73 7.2.7–8, 41, 138 Malakos (FGrHist 552) 7.2.8, 94, 143 f1, 171, 193 7.3.1–2, 107 Maximus of Tyre 7.3.2–3, 94, 122 Orations 7.3.6, 161, 171 29.7, 49 7.3.7, 44 Menodotus (FGrHist 541) 7.3.8, 29 f1, 99 7.3.8–9, 48, 193 f2, 99 7.3.9, 171 Mimnermus 7.3.10, 190 f9 ieg, 121, 167, 169, 188 7.4.1, 92 f10 ieg, 161 7.4.4, 98 f13a ieg, 25, 188 7.4.8–10, 81 f14 ieg, 25, 188 7.4.10, 171, 192 7.5.1, 189, 190 N 7.5.13, 87 Nearchos (FGrHist 133) 7.6.8–9, 168 f29, 104 9.33.2, 108, 122 Nicolaus of Damascus (FGrHist 90) 14.1.3, 52 f53, 49 Pherecydes (FGrHist 3) Nostoi f2, 48 f1, 107, 120 f59, 48 f92, 110 O f102, 169, 190 Ovid f125, 161 Metamorphoses f142, 106, 119 10.298ff., 170 f151, 153 f152, 153 P f155, 47, 96, 143, 161, 162 Panyassis, Ionika Philostratus F25, 170 Lives of the Sophists F29, 194 2.25, 158 Parthenius Pindar Love Stories, Nemean 14, 49 1.60, 110 Pausanias Pythian 1.2.1, 120 9, 112 1.15.2, 153 Plato 1.17.4, 153 Euthydemos 1.17.6, 13 302c, 161 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information 234 Index Locorum Plato (cont.) Sophocles Menexenus Antigone 239b, 153 988ff, 110 Pliny Steph Byz Natural History s.v. Ἀναία, 140 5.31, 117 s.v. Ἔφεσος, 141 5.31.118, 190 s.v. Κύμη, 139 14.73, 86 Strabo 34.19, 140 4.1.4, 145 Plutarch 6.1.15, 49 Agesilaos 7.7.1, 77 6, 35 7.7.2, 47 Cimon 8.3, 48 8.5–6, 13 8.7.1, 161, 168 9.4, 121 8.7.2, 177, 178, 187 9.5, 4 9.2.12, 171 13.4, 33 9.5.15, 49 De glor. Ath., 49, 161 10.2.17, 94 De mulierum virtutes 11.5.4, 141, 142, 190 16, 48, 52 12.3.21, 139 Demetrius 12.8.3, 22 19.4, 86 13.3.3, 171 Lysander 14.1.3, 51, 94, 143, 161, 168, 3, 152, 154 171, 188 Moralia 14.1.4, 117, 190 242.3, 164 14.1.5, 66 Parallela minora 14.1.21, 39 22, 170 14.1.23, 148 Quaest. Gr. 14.1.27, 122 32, 63 14.1.28, 123 Solon, 164 14.1.30, 27 Theseus 14.4.3, 107, 122 20.2, 88 15.3.5, 81 36, 13 Suda Polyaenus s.v. Ἰωνία (Adler no. 494), 49, 159 Strategemata, 164 s.v. Πανύασις (Adler no. P 248), 8.35, 49 23, 170 8.43, 161 s.v. Πλάτων (Adler no. P 1707), 8.66.1, 164 163 Polybius s.v. τὸν Κολοφῶνα ἐπίθες (Adler no. T 765), 16.12, 49, 66, 161 175, 189 Pomponius Mela, De Chronographica I.78, 113, 122 T Proclus Tacitus Chrestomathia Annals 11, 107 2.54, 111 3.61, 117 S Theocritus Simonides of Keos (FGrHist 8) Idyll 28.3, 49 f2, 96 Theophrastus Solon peri lithon 62–4, 97 f4a ieg, 167 Theopompus (FGrHist 115) f36 ieg, 167 f103, 180 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-1-107-03749-6 - Foundation Myths and Politics in Ancient Ionia by Naoise Mac Sweeney Index More information Index Locorum 235 f118, 115 Z f154, 33 Zenobius f276, 86 Proverbs f283b, 86 4.3, 165 f346, 105 Thucydides Inscriptions 1.2.4, 163 cig 2254, 180 1.2.6, 161, 163 Constitution of Chios, ml 8, 160 1.3, 64 Contoléon 1949, no.
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    REVUE BELGE DE. NUMISMATIOUE ET DE SIGILLOGRAPHIE. PUBLU:.E. so~s LES A~SPICES nE LA snCIÉTÉ ROYALE nE NI,IM1SMAT lOUE AVEC LE CONCOURS DU GOUVERNEMENT DIRECTEURS: MM. MARCEL HOC, Dr JULES DESNEUX ET PAUL NASTER 1956 TOME CENT DEUXIÈME BRUXELLES 5, RUE DU MUSÉE 1956 KûINON Ir II()AEQN A Study of the Coinage of the ~ Ionian League)) (*) The coins which specifically refer to the thirteen cities of the Ionian Federation, KOINON 1r no/\ EON, bear the portraits of three emperors: Antoninus Pius, Marcus Aurelîus and Commodus, It is this series to which this article is devoted. There are two later issues of coins from the City of Colophon during the reigns ,ofTrebonianus Gallus and Valerian which have lîttle direct con- ....... ,,' :neèthm with the Ionian Federation as such. An example of the \\~.~~m.~p~~~:~;:d.P::~~;:~:~::~~i~eW;:~~ieD~ :>\Ve:are::d~ePiYlndebted: ACI{NOWLEDGEMENTS To the fpllowingfor valuable suggestions and assistance in ohtainlng material for thtsartfcle: Colin M~ Ki"aay, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Dr. T. O. Mahbott, Hunter College, New York. Sydney P. Noe, American Nunùsmatic Society, New York. Dr. David Magie) Princeton University. Edward Gans, Berkeley, California. H. Von Aulock, Istanbul. To the following for furnishing casts and photographs and assistance in procuring them: Dr. Karl Pink and Dr. Eduard Holzmair, National Collection, Vienna. Dr. W. Schneewind, Historlcal Museum, Basel. Miss Anne S. Robertson, Hunterian Museum, University of Glasgow. M. Jean Babelon, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris. P. K. .Ienkins, British Museum, London. Dr. G. Erxleben, National Museum, Berlin. Sr. Gian Guido Belloni, Sforza Museum, Milan. And to tlle following dealers for their generons cooperation: 32 .r.
  • Mimnermus and Pylos Huxley, G L Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies; Apr 1, 1959; 2, 2; Proquest Pg

    Mimnermus and Pylos Huxley, G L Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies; Apr 1, 1959; 2, 2; Proquest Pg

    Mimnermus and Pylos Huxley, G L Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies; Apr 1, 1959; 2, 2; ProQuest pg. 101 MIMNERMUS AND PYLOS G. L. HUXLEY N HIS Nanno Mimnermus of Colophon alluded to the com­ I ing of his people from Pylos, the home of the N eleids in Messenia, to Asia in ships. Having taken Colophon by force they settled there, and at a later date they captured Aeolian Smyrna.1 In the same poem he also wrote that Andraemon a Pylian was a founder of Colophon.2 Both fragments are pre­ served by Strabo, who used them in his account of early Ionian history. The text of the poetical fragment is given as follows in the latest edition of the Anthologia Lyrica Graeca: 3 - V E7TEL, , 'TE IIVJ\ov '\ N 7]J\\ 7]LOV' a<T'TV" M7TOV'TEc;\' lP,EP'Ti]V •AU'L7]V V7JV<TLV o.CPLK6p,EOa, e~ ~' epa'T7}v KoAocpwva {jL7]V lJ7rEpo7TAov EXOV'TE~ E,6p,EfJ' o.pyaAE7]C; V{jPLO~ 7rrEp,OVE~ . KEiOEV t8La<Tn]EV'TOC; a7TopvVp,EVOL 7ToTap,oio OEf;w {jOVA-ryL !,p,vPV7]V ErAop,EV AloAL8a. No satisfactory emendation of the first line has yet been pro­ posed. Bergk printed <Hp,EZc; ~' al.m, IIVAov N7]A-r]LoV lJ,U'TV ).t7TOvTEc; but 'Hp,Eic; is a conjecture of Xylander and seems to be without any manuscript authority.4 E7TELTE is good Ionic, besides being found in F, a good manuscript of Strabo (Vat. Gr. 1329), of which Kramer wrote that it was "omnium primus nominan­ dus" and "non unam ob causam maxime memorabilis." 5 It is written by thirteen different hands and begins at Book XII, p.