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Abdera (IV Cxiii), 539, 597–600, 611 and second actor, 327 choruses at Delphi and Delos, 600 and , 355–64 theatre, 600 Atalante, 341 Abydos (IV Ei), 611, 728, 737–8 costume innovations by, 337 theatre, 728, 738 Daughters of the Sun, 364 Achaeus (tragic poet), 279, 605, 665, 668 death in , 346, 349 Philoctetes, 676 epitaph of, 359–61 Acharnae (Attic deme, III B), 7, 37–59 irst victory, 4κ0 theatre, 5, 37, 38–9, 53, 56 hero cult in Gela, 350, 361 leasing of, 13, 51 in Gela, 280, 318, 358–63 Acragas, 280–2, 363, 368–9 in Syracuse, 278, 328 theatre, 281–2, 369 Laios, 475 actors, 271. See also names of individual actors leaves , 358 at , 608, 695, 698 Lemnian plays, 676 comic, 256, 310, 337, 575, 579, 583 military service of, 360 number of, 324 Oresteia, 358 competitions, 604, 694, 708 Persians, 278, 298, 331, 344, 346, 360 guilds, 526 Philoctetes, 676 hiring of, 534 Phrygians or The Ransom of Hector, 364 lists, 269–72, 608, 632, 687–98 revivals of, 696 payment of, 698, 709–10 Seven Against Thebes, 475 securing for festivals, 709 Sicilianisms of, 357, 364 tragic, 395, 575, 579 Sisyphus the Stone-roller, 364 number of, 78, 327 Theoroi, 166, 364 travelling, 27, 78, 350, 534, 582, 705 victories, 482 voluntary performances of, 653 Agathocles ( of Syracuse), 304, 369 Ada (Queen of Carians), 766 Agathon (tragic poet), 46, 47, 537 Adrastos of Aphrodisias (scholar), 440 Agesilaus II of , 505, 511, 560 Adria agonothesia/agonothetes, 523, 527. See also names theatre, 287 of individual agonothetes Aegae, 537 at Athens, 18, 19, 57, 64, 274, 521, 683, 787 theatre, 537, 538, 595 at Chios, 629 Aeschines (politician, orator and actor), 4, 16, 17, at Cos, 632 27, 184–8, 581, 593, 596, 769 at Delphi, 566 Aeschines of Sphettos (philosopher), 365, 368 at Ephesus, 731 (tragic poet, IV Aix), 16, 17, 287, 331, at Epidaurus, 485 338, 339, 346, 355, 371, 474, 477, 480 at Eresus, 683 Aitnaiai, 278, 327, 364, 380 at Erythrae, 730, 759 and Eleusis, 91 at , 773 and Epicharmus, 318 at Hermonassa, 787 885

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at Ilium, 743, 744 The Woman who Drank Mandrake, 505 at Megalopolis, 436, 521 Alkathous (piper), 474, 670 at Mytilene, 680 Alkimachos (tragic actor), 695 at Naxos, 686 Alkimos (historian), 332 at Nymphaion, 778 Amarysia (festival), at Athmonon, 83 at Olbia, 784, 787 Ameinias (comic poet), 653 at Orchomenus (Arcadia), 436, 521, 523 Ameipsias (comic poet), 268, 322, 343 at Perinthus, 776 Amoibeus (kitharode), 467 at Priene, 763, 764 Amotopos, theatre, 535 at Samos, 605, 706, 708 Amphiaraus, sanctuary of, 530, 539 at Tegea, 436, 521 Amphiareia (festival), at Oropus, 530, 540, 541 dedications by, 436, 521, 523, 528, 539, 553, Amphilochian Argos, theatre, 532, 533 724, 760, 785 Amphipolis, 165, 538 monuments of, 476 theatre, 538 agoranomoi (market wardens), 212, 222, 223 Amphis (comic poet), 614 Agrionia (festival) Amyklai, 501 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 556 Amymon (tragic poet), 473 at Thebes, 543, 564 Amyntas IV of Macedon, 332 Agyrion (IV Axv), 389–90 Anacreon (lyric poet), 583, 585, 600 theatre, 282, 389–90 Anagraphe (inscription from Sicyon), 469, 470 Aianteia (festival), at Salamis, 699 Anagyrous (Attic deme, III E), 7, 75–82, 191 Aigeira, theatre, 438 theatre, 75–6 Aigilia (Attic deme, III C), 7, 60–1 Anakos (piper), 527, 559 Aitnaia (festival), at Catane, 380 Ananios (poet), 307, 331 Aixone (Attic deme, III D), 7, 62–74, 190 Anaxandrides (comic poet), 609, 697 theatre, 61, 62, 63 Komoidotragoidia, 344 , theatre, 284 Anaxilas (tyrant of Rhegium), 329–31, 341, 392 Akraiphiai, theatre, 529 Andranon, 286 Akratopotes (hero), 210, 526 Andrineia (festival), at Phigaleia, 526 Alcaeus (comic poet), 606, 681 Andromache, 335 Komoidotragoidia, 344 Andronikos (tragic actor), 468 (politician), 281, 325, 378, 379, 380 Andros (IV Di), 605, 611–14 Alcman (lyric poet), 307, 503, 512 theatre, 605, 613–14 Alexander (garrison commander), 751 Anthesteria (festival), 775 , 595 at Athens, 31, 48, 87, 144, 257, 549 Alexander III of Macedon, ‘the Great’, 272, 279, at Cyzicus, 776 332, 530, 531, 537, 538, 544, 573, 590, at Thasos, 725 591, 594, 596, 611, 630, 669, 708, 729, Choes, 34, 583 730, 731, 735, 736, 738, 759, 766, 767, antidosis, 12, 13, 158 771, 772, 780, 788 Antigoneia, theatre, 535 and spread of theatre in Asia, 727–8 Antigoneia (festival) Alexander of Epirus, 771 at Delos, 645, 657 Alexander of Pherae, 272, 586–90, 716 at Samos, 657, 705, 707, 708 Alexandreia (festival), at Rhodes, 698 Antigonus I Monophthalmos, 243, 605, 644, 657, , 481, 482, 791–2 707, 729, 734, 735, 736, 738, 742, 749, 779 library of, 296, 310, 455, 697 Antigonus II Gonatas, 644 theatre, 791, 807 Antimachos (choregos), 128 Alexis (comic poet), 288 Antiocheia (festival), at Cyme, 753

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Antiochos (agonothete), 519 Apollonius of Tyana (philosopher), 315 Antiochus I Soter, 731 Araros (comic poet), 480 Antiochus IV Epiphanes, 728 Arcadia, 340–1, 436–7, 514–27. See also names of Antiope Krater (IV Axviii), 393–8 individual cities Antiphamos (hero), 349 Arcadian League, 515, 519, 523 Antiphanes (comic poet), 334, 585, 609, 697 Arcesilas IV of Cyrene, 791, 796 Carians, 771 Archelaos (tragic actor), 598, 599 Lykon, 272 Archelaus I of Macedon, 346, 537–8, 584, 590, Antiphanes (komarch), 48 591, 593, 596, 727, 728, 736, 769 Antiphanes of Eleusis, 106 Archestratos (general), 730 Antiphilos (didaskalos), 444 Archestratos (tragic poet), Antaios, 575 Antissa, 606, 682 Archestratos of Gela (poet), Life of Luxury, 323 Apellis (choragos in Gela?), 346–52 archetheoroi, 635, 638, 650 Apemon (choregos), 197 Archiades (choregos), 271 Epistrophia, 387 Archias (tragic actor), 288, 707 Apollo, 85, 432, 559, 563 Archilochus (poet), 305, 306, 360, 611, 685 and paeans, 577 Archippos (choregos), 163 at Ceos, 618, 619 architektones (theatre builders) at Cyrene, 791, 796 at Delos, 639 at Delphi, 272, 578–9 at Syracuse (IV Aviii), 352–5 at Epidaurus, 435 Archons, 485 at Gela, 349 accounts of, 799 at Ikarion, 140, 146 at Athens, 13, 18, 57, 125, 199 at Sparta, 436, 501 at Delos, 638 at Taras, 411 at Naxos, 684 Erethymios, 694, 698 at Salamis, 211, 604, 699, 702 Helios, 771 at Samos, 708 in art, 180 granting choruses, 310 Lykeios, 485 leasing sanctuaries, 230 Patroos, 580 of the Marathonian Tetrapolis, 193 pinax dedicated to, 572 Archytas (philosopher and politician), 403, 493 Ptoios, 529 Areia (festival), at Acharnae, 41 Pythios, 4, 140, 146, 152, 160, 713 Ares, 59 sculpture at Delphi, 578 Arethousios (theatre lessee), 230, 233 Temenites, at Syracuse, 298, 301, 303–4 Argos, 433–4, 435 Zoster, 123 theatre, 433–4, 534 Apollodoros (agonothete), 553 Arion of Methymna (lyric poet), 559, 681 Apollodoros (tragic poet), Odysseus, 692 Ariphron (lyric poet), 46, 47, 474 Apollodoros of Sphettos, 249 Aristarchus of Tegea (tragic poet), 522, 690, 696 Apollodorus of Athens (scholar), 323, 325, 352, 353 Aristias (tragic poet), 342, 432, 475, 476, 477, On Epicharmus, 304, 323 479–80, 483 Apollonia, 776 Aristodemos (tragic actor), 16, 187, 289, 696, 707 theatre, 534, 535, 776, 791, 796 Aristokrates, 69, 70 Apollonia (festival) Aristomakhos (hero), 193 at Delos, 629, 649, 652, 653 Aristomedes (tragic actor), 688 at Epidaurus, 493 Ariston (piper), 732 Apolloniades (tyrant of Agyrion), 390 Aristonikos (kitharode), 538, 785, 788 Apollonides of Nicaea, On the Silloi, 479 Aristopeithes (choregos), 620

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Aristophanes (comic poet), 17, 91, 163, 308, 314, at Sparta, 436, 502 326, 375, 428 Euklea, 462, 468 Acharnians, 3, 13, 19, 26, 30, 48, 98, 424–5, in art, 130 443 Katagogis, 793 and rivals, 442 Kolainis, 197, 198 at Eleusis, 15, 91, 93–5, 101 Korythalia, 508, 514 Birds, 427 Ortheia, 511–12 Clouds, 306, 326, 327, 427 Tauropolos, 131 Frogs, 95, 355, 417–18 at Halai Araphenides, 128 Knights, 331 Artemisia (festival), at Eretria, 667 Peace, 23, 334, 367, 786 Artemisia II of , 769 Proagon, 125 Artists of . See technitai Thesmophoriazusae, 415, 419–24, 425, Asclepieia (festival), at Epidaurus, 493 433 Asclepius, 494 Wasps, 144, 367, 786 at Epidaurus, 435 Wealth, 480 at Phlious, 435 (theatre lessee), 230, 233 Asklepiades of Byzantium, 776, 779 Aristophanes of Byzantium (scholar), 455, 460–1 Askolia (festival), 34 On Masks, 455 askoliasmos, 15, 32–6 , 314, 315, 326, 327, 373, 402, 440, 476, Asopodoros (piper), 483 515, 728, 765, 768 Assos, 728 and epimeletai, 57 theatre, 728 crowning of, 572 Asteas (painter), 291, 426 Didaskaliai, 475, 480, 585 Astydamas (tragic poet), 575 Economics, 678, 765 Astypalaia (in Cos), theatre, 632 History of Animals, 737 Astypalaea (island in Dodecanese), 609 on history of , 278, 308, 309–10, 317, Atarbos Monument, 181, 668 318, 320, 322, 323, 327, 328, 337, 431, ateleia (exemption from taxes), 100 445, 451–4, 471, 548 Athena on history of tragedy, 144, 324, 367, 432, 445, Alea, 436 471, 480, 801 Areia, 57, 59 On Poets, 309, 451, 452 Chalkioikos, 411 Poetics, 451–2 Hippia, 39, 52, 56 Register of Pythian Victors, 572–4, 580, 581 Homolois, 556 Aristoxenos of Selinus (iambic poet), 304–8, 324, Ilias, 729, 738, 742 331, 388 Lindia, 349 Aristoxenus of Taras (philosopher), 306, 315, 318, Paionia, 206 404, 409, 476, 496 Polias, 764 Life of Telestes, 388 Soteira, 236 On Tragic Dance, 496 temple at Karthaia, 617 Arribaeus (poet), 537 temple in Priene, 762 Arsinoe II, 792 Athenaeus of Naukratis, 510 Arsinoe III, 564 Athens, inluence on theatre elsewhere, ηγ0, ηγ1, Arta, theatre, 532, 534 534, 539, 579, 600, 601, 604, 605, 606, Artemis, 85, 304, 330, 432 609, 611, 646, 675, 698, 706, 737, 775, at Brauron, 85 778, 808 at Corinth, 435 Athmonon (Attic deme, III F), 7, 83–4 at Eretria, 83, 213, 215 Attic Dionysia. See also parade

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and fertility, 24 Byzantium (IV Fi), 611, 775, 779–81 cancellation of, 19, 23 theatre, 776, 780 circuit, 9, 10, 26–9, 211, 541 contests, 13, 14, 95, 163, 226, 260, 266 Cabiri, 545 decline of, 18–19 Cabirion (sanctuary), 544–52 inances of, 10λ, 1η0–β theatre, 529, 546, 548 in Posideon, 3, 27 Calchis, theatre, 667 modern reputation of, 4–5, 21, 187 Callias (comic poet), Atalantai, 333 post-festival assembly, 15, 73, 140, 161, Callias son of Hipponikos, 651 199–200 Callimachus (architect), 537 preperformance, 18 Callimachus (poet and scholar), 143, 387, 584, ὰ α’ ἀύ, γ, 1κι 585, 806 audience. See spectators Collection of Marvels throughout the World by auletes. See pipers Location, 631 aulodes/aulody, 565, 596. See also names of Iambs, 385 individual aulodes Pinakes, 585 at Delphi, 566, 574, 579 Callisthenes of Olynthus (philosopher and at Thasos?, 725 historian), 439, 543, 600, 788 at Valley of the Muses, 564 Apophthegmata, 601 autocrats. See also names of individual kings and crowning of, 572 Hellenica, 560 and theatre, 775 Register of Pythian Victors, 572–4, 581 autokabdaloi, 505, 511 Calydon, theatre, 532–3 Autokles of Euonymon, 116 Camarina, theatre, 285 Capodarso Painter, 399, 400, 401, 402 , theatre, 727–8 Carcinus I (tragic poet), 281, 366, 368, Bacchiadas (didaskalos), 474 786 Bacchylides (lyric poet), 328, 568, 617, Carcinus II (tragic poet), 281, 367–9 648 Medea, 368 Bakchylides (piper), 583 Carneia (festival) baryllika, 507, 513 at Cyrene, 796, 804 Basileia (festival) at Sparta, 501, 808 at Alexandria, 530 at Taras, 411 at Lebadeia, 530, 532, 564 Carystus, 605, 606 at Macedon, 530 Cassander, 531, 657, 672, 749 Basket Bearer (kanephoros), 20, 22 Cassope, theatre, 117, 534 Batalos (piper), 723 Catane (IV Axiii), 281, 378–85 Berlin Frogs Vase (IV Axxiii), 416–18 theatre, 380–5 Boiskos (piper), 554 Caunus, 733–6 Boston Goose Play Vase (IV Axxiv), 418–19 theatre, 728, 734–5 Bouthrotum, theatre, 535 Ceos (IV Dii), 546, 610, 614–22 Brauron (Attic deme, III G), 85–6, 129–32 Cephisodotus (sculptor), 558 Brauronia (festival), 85 Chaeremon (tragic poet), Odysseus, 693 Brea, 607 Chaeronea, 528 Bryaxis base, 205 theatre, 528, 530 bryllichistai, 508 Chairestratos (sculptor), 241 Byllis, theatre, 535 Chairis (piper), 98

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Chalcis, 558, 559, 605, 606 at Iasus, 732 Chamaeleon (scholar), 614, 723, 778 at Ikarion, 12, 13, 142–3, 156, 157–8, 163, 166, On Aeschylus, 355 168, 170, 174, 182 On Simonides, 615, 618 at Megara, 431, 440, 443 Chares (piper), 43, 44, 670 at Myrina, 605 Charites, 85 at Mytilene, 606, 676, 679–80 Charitesia (festival), at Orchomenus (Boeotia), at Oa, 203 556–7 at Oropus, 541 Chariton (novelist), Chaereas and Callirhoe, 296 at Paiania, 204 Charonian stairs, 298, 434, 665 at Phigaleia, 527 Chersonesus, 777 at Piraeus, 212, 213, 216 theatre, 777 at Rhamnus, 18, 205, 238, 242 Chion of Heraclea, 790 at Rhodes, 609, 696, 698 Chionides (comic poet), 16, 309, 317, 445, 451 at Salamis, 604, 699 Chios (IV Diii), 610–11, 622–31 at Samos, 605, 706, 708 theatre, 629, 630 at Siphnos, 610, 712–13 Choerilus (epic poet), 537 at Sparta, 435, 501 Choerilus (tragic poet), 474, 477, 480 at Sphettos, 247 victories, 482 at Thasos, 174, 724 choes (pitchers), 411, 549 at Thebes, 543 Cholleidai (Attic deme), 6, 9 at Thorikos, 12, 259, 260, 261, 262–6, 270, Dionysia at?, 24 527 choregia/choregoi. See also names of individual records of, 266–9, 272–4 choregoi sold to highest bidder, 11, 260, 264 at Acharnae, 39, 42, 50 curse tablet against, 346–52 at Aigilia, 60 dedicating seating, 630 at Aixone, 12, 18, 64, 66, 67, 71–2 dedicating skeue, 166 at Anagyrous, 77, 80 ex-voto dedications by, 261 at Andros, 613 in Attic demes, 11–13 at Athens, 11, 18, 95, 174, 205, 435, 443, 652 end of, 59, 70 economic qualiication for, 11 joint, 12, 45, 50, 60, 64, 80, 94, 95, 128, 163, end of, 59, 64 170, 174, 262, 271 record of, 13 kings of Cyprus as, 736 at Athmonon, 84 metics as, 101, 142, 652–3 at Caria, 766 recruiting actors, 260, 271 at Caunus, 735 rededicating honoriic crowns, θγ, θ1θ, at Ceos, 610, 619 619 at Chios, 630 sacriices by, ι at Cos, 609, 632 voluntary in demes, 11–12, 264–5 at Cyrene, 802 ἀχέ, 1ηι at Delos, 611, 638, 650, 652–3 choregic dedications/monuments, xi, 15, 19, 45, at Eleusis, 91, 99, 101, 103, 107, 110 49, 60, 76, 79, 83, 93, 103, 110, 122, 123, at Eresus, 682 128, 142, 162, 163, 164, 169, 170, 171–4, at Eretria, 605, 669, 671 179, 202, 204, 261, 269, 528, 532, 542, at Erythrae, 759 552, 553, 554, 609, 642, 643, 653, 658, at Gela, 346–52, 362 660, 661, 666, 670, 698, 702, 723, 787. See at Halai Aixonides, 126 also masks, pinakes, tripods at Halai Araphenides, 12, 128 Choreia (festival), at Thasos, 725

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choreuts, 43, 78, 99, 159, 215, 367, 444, 479, 521, at Delphi, 532, 575, 577 633, 781 at Eleusis, 99 comic, 444 at Thasos, 610 depicted in art, 701 at Tyre, 766 professional, 215, 483, 787 at Valley of the Muses, 565 tragic, 23, 158, 181, 777, 786 men, xvi, 43, 435, 437, 521, 577 number of, 16, 78, 159, 181 at Athens, 261, 332, 435, 649, 650 chorodidaskaloi, 79, 367, 434, 444, 474, 579, 619, at Chios, 628 703, 787 at Delos, 611, 649 chorostatas, 682 at Delphi, 575, 578, 579 choruses at Eleusis, 97, 98, 99 boys, xvi, 43, 435, 437, 521, 577, 628–9, 698 at Ephesus, 730 at Arkesine, 629 at Eretria, 605, 668 at Astypalaea (Dodecanese), 609 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 531, 554, 555, at Athens, 332, 435, 649, 650 556 at Chios, 611, 628, 629, 630 at Rhodes, 608, 609, 696 at Delos, 611, 619, 629, 649, 651, 652 at Salamis, 604 at Delphi, 575, 578, 579 at Samos, 605, 706 at Eleusis, 97, 98, 99 at Sparta, 496, 501 at Eretria, 605 at Thebes, 531, 543 at Minoa, 629 at Valley of the Muses, 527, 531, at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 556 565 at Priene, 764 paeans, 600 at Rhodes, 608, 609, 696 at Delos, 648 at Salamis, 604, 702 at Delphi, 577 at Samos, 605, 706 processional, 48, 468, 511, 578, 801 at Sparta, 497 at Cyrene, 801 at Valley of the Muses, 531, 565 at Delos, 648, 650 circular/cyclic, xvi, 43, 181, 214, 305, 561, at Delphi, 532, 577 577, 649, 650 from Athens, 648 at Acharnae, 14, 39, 43 from Ceos, 648 at Athens, 14, 261, 578, 668 from Euboea, 648 at Cos, 632 from Naxos, 648 at Cyrene, 804 pyrrhiche, 496, 609 at Delos, 578, 646 at Athmonon, 84 at Delphi, 532, 538, 579, 580 at Cos, 632 at Eretria, 659, 665 at Eretria, 83 at Iasus, 733 at Halai Araphenides, 128, 203 at Miletus, 731 recruited locally, 16, 43, 78, 99, 746 at Nisyros, 609 rectangular, 305 at Piraeus, 14, 212, 214–16 theoric at Thasos, 726 at Ceos, 617 at the Ptoion, 529 at Delos, 610, 651, 713 at Thebes, 543 at Delphi, 713 at Valley of the Muses, 565 from Ceos, 618, 619 dithyrambic, 181, 541 from Siphnos, 713 at Cyrene, 791, 792, 794, 797, 798, 801, 803 training-ground at Karthaia, 618 at Delos, 648 Chrysogonos (piper), 325

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Cimmerian Bosporus, 784–8 at Ikarion, 158, 453 Cinesias (lyric poet), 98, 427 at Kollytos, 184, 186, 188 Circe, 549 at Megara, 431–2, 438–45, 454, 462, City Dionysia (Athens), 25, 171, 189, 212, 332, 509 607, 608, 611, 690, 737 inluence on Athens, 4γ1 comic choregia, 605 nature of, 431 name of, 3 at Megara Hyblaea, 320, 322 post-festival assembly, 7, 15, 73, 101, 199 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 556, 557 prestige of, 17 at Oropus, 530, 540, 808 Proagon, 18 at Piraeus, 14, 212 synchoregia at, 94 at Ptolemais Hermiou, 792 tribute, 607 at Rhamnus, 18, 235, 238, 240, 241 used to assert Athenian power and ideology, at Rhodes, 608, 609, 694, 696, 697 607, 722 at Samos, 605, 706, 708 Cleisthenes of Athens, 49, 468, 669 at Sicyon, 470 Cleisthenes of Sicyon, 432, 468, 471, 472 at Sparta, 436, 442 Clement of Alexandria, 449 problem of genre, 509–14 Cleomenes I of Sparta, 494 at Syracuse, 278, 280, 310, 375, 377 Cleomenes III of Sparta, 437 at Tanagra, 529 Cleon (politician), 442 at Taras, 287 Cleophon (tragic poet), Telephus, 693 at Thasos, 610 comedy. See also names of individual comic at Thebes, 543 poets at Thorikos, 14, 256, 259, 267, 269, 270 and democracy, 432 at Valley of the Muses, 564 and free speech, 452 authorial collaboration in, 344 and tyrants, 328 costume of, 415, 417, 419, 420, 425, 426, 461, at Acharnae, 39, 43, 50 550, 807 at Aixone, 14, 69, 70, 73 etymology of, 452, 453 at Akraiphiai, 530 in Boeotia, 531 at Alexandria, 279, 481, 807 invented in Megara, 144, 431, 432, at Anagyrous, 75, 79, 82 442 at Andros, 605 invented in Sicily, 311 at Apulia, 292 invented in Sicyon, 471 at Argos, 434 messengers in, 400 at Attic Dionysia, 14 origins of, 144, 333, 449–54, 471 at Cimmerian Bosporus, 778 plot development in, 278 at Corinth, 280, 433, 467–8 rivalry in Sicily, 338, 343, 344 at Cos, 320, 609, 632 statue of, 718, 723 at Cyrene, 797, 807–8 comi-tragedy, 278 at Delos, 279, 611, 652–3 Conon (general), 756, 758 at Delphi, 574, 575, 808 Corcyra, theatre, 532, 534 at Dion, 538, 596 Corinth (IV Biv), 432–3, 435, 462–8, 536 at Eleusis, 91, 103 theatre, 432, 433, 465–7, 534 at Elis, 438 Coronea, theatre, 529 at Epidaurus, 493 Cos (IV Div), 319–20, 609, 631–2, 686 at Eretria, 605, 665 theatre, 609, 631–2 at Halai Aixonides, 124 Cossa, 292 at Iasus, 733 theatre, 292

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Crates (comic poet), 309, 310, 314, 327 Deinolochos (comic poet), 280, 338, 342–5, 377 Cratinus (comic poet), 16, 124, 304, 308, 314, 317, Althaea, 343 428, 442, 444 Amazons, 343 Archilochoi, 325 chronology, 343 Cowherds, 123, 125, 126 Kirka, 343 Didaskaliai, 125 Komoidotragoidia, 334, 343, 344, 412 Odysseis, 325 Leukarion, 343, 344 refused a chorus, 126 Medea, 343, 344 Seriphioi, 166 Meleager, 343 Croton, 287 O[dysseus], 343 crowns, 39, 66, 70, 73, 107, 108, 225, 229, 239, Oineus, 343 243, 265, 610, 613, 616, 686, 708, 713, Orestes, 343 725, 754, 763, 780, 782 Pholos, 343, 344 announcement of at City Dionysia, 190 Telephus, 343, 344 as payment, 713 The Doctor, 343 gold, 41, 66, 67, 68, 72, 92, 97, 100, 105, 121, Deinomenids (Sicilian tyrants), 280 175, 177, 218, 244, 246, 600, 612, 614, Delia (festival), 637, 638, 646, 649–51 624, 626, 627, 659, 677, 686, 703, 704, Deliastai, 647 711, 712, 715, 738, 741, 742, 747, 753, 789 Delos (IV Dvi), 232, 474, 611, 633–58 of , 184 Athenian choruses at, 580 ivy, 41, 56, 58, 80, 102, 148, 168, 177, 239, 628, Dancers, 648 663, 672, 747, 791 hippodrome, 231 laurel, 426, 427 tabulae archontum, 651–3 myrtle, 89 theatre, 117, 614, 639, 654, 804 olive, 41, 42, 55, 71, 81, 102, 127, 134, 225, Delphi (IV Cvi), 532, 566–81 226, 229, 239, 245, 673, 705 stadium, used as theatre, 576 rededicated by choregoi, 63, 619 theatre, 232, 532, 576 victory, 593 Demades (politician), 222, 223, 541, 580 curse tablets. See choregoi Demarate (wife of Gelon I), 300 curtains. See screens of Sparta, 494 Cyme (IV Eiv), 611, 749–53 demarchs, 16, 18, 22, 24–6, 37, 39, 42, 51, 53, 55, theatre, 729, 752 56, 57, 58, 63, 74, 82, 83, 89, 105, 107–9, Cynaethus of Chios (epic poet), 647 111, 121, 129, 140, 156, 157, 166, 168, 174, Cynegirus (brother of Aeschylus), 360 175, 176–7, 196, 198, 211, 212, 226, 230 Cyrene (IV Gi), 792–808 distribute theoric money, 15 theatres, 534, 791, 796, 803–6 duties of, 13–14 Cythera (IV Dv), 632–3 in choruses, 24 Cyzicus, 776 in phallic chorus, 13, 26 theatre, 776 sacriicing, 4 Demes (III). See also names of individual Attic Damasias of Thebes (piper and musician), 92, demes 95–102, 553 scholarship on, 5 damiergoi, 792, 795, 796–7, 802. See also size of, 9–10 demiourgoi Demeter, 285, 434 Damokopos (architekton), 353–5 and Dionysus, 806 Darius Painter, 414 and Kore, 97, 298, 303, 304, 349, 366, 368, 380, deer, as attribute of Artemis, 130 382, 791, 805 deikelistai, 505, 506, 510–11 choruses for at Eleusis, 100

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Demeter (cont.) didaskaloi, 44, 46, 78, 98, 141, 164, 272, 352, at Cyrene, 806 444, 479, 559, 575, 583, 585, 787. See also at Halimous, 134 names of individual didaskaloi, comic at Sparta, 502 poets, tragic poets, poets of satyr play, and at Sphettos, 252 lyric poets at the Haloa festival, 32 Didymeia (festival), at Miletus, 731 at Thebes, 88 Didymus (scholar), 33 at Thermopylae, 567 Dieuchidas (historian), 453 Homoloia, 556 Dikaiarchos (general), 245 in Sicily, 286 Dikaiopolis (comic character), 19–24, 26, 48, 425 sacriice of pig to, βηβ Diodoros (choregos), 702 Thesmophoros, 388 Diodorus (comic poet), 777 at Selinus, 277 Diogenes (comic poet), 777 Demetrias, theatre, 536 Diogenes (tragic poet), 777 Demetrieia (festival), 667 Diomedes (comic poet), 494 at Athens, 657, 708 Dion, 537, 595–6 at Delos, 645, 657 theatre, 538, 595 at Euboea, 657 Dion of Syracuse, 293, 296, 317, 332, 365, 390, at Samos, 657, 705, 707, 708 391 at Sicyon, 474, 657 Dionysia. See also Attic Dionysia Demetrius II Aetolicus, 644 at Abydos, 738 Demetrius of Phaleron, 18, 37, 56, 57, 59, 64, 67, at Acharnae, 18, 41, 57 70, 121, 216, 241, 481, 651 at Aixone, 69 Demetrius the Besieger, 225, 243, 432, 465, 471, at Andros, 605 473, 474, 536, 537, 539, 605, 609, 644, at Antissa, 606, 682 657, 672, 707, 734, 735, 736, 753, 779 at Apollonia, 776 demiourgoi, 484, 705. See also damiergoi at Assos, 728 at Samos, 708 at Astypalaea (Dodecanese), 609 Demochares (choregos), 271 at Brauron?, 85 Demochares (politician), 4, 27, 185, at Byzantium, 776, 780 187 at Ceos, 610 Democharides (choregos), 271 at Chios, 611, 628, 631 Demokrates (choregos), 66 at Corinth, 433, 468 Demokrates (poet), 540 at Cos, 609, 632 Demokrates (tragic poet), 584, 585 at Cyme, 753 Demokritos (lyric poet), 611, 629 at Cyzicus, 776 Demonike, 109 at Delos, 23, 611, 652, 653, 654–5, Demosthenes (choregos), 205 657 Demosthenes (politician and orator), 4, 5, 17, 27, at Dion, 538, 595 47, 98, 184, 186–8, 205, 213, 581, 593, at Eleusis, 18, 87 596, 707 at Ephesus, 729, 730 as choregos, 444, 703 at Epidaurus, 484, 486 Derkylos (general), 92 at Eresus, 606, 682 Dicaearchus (scholar), 355 at Eretria, 605, 659, 667–72 Dicaeogenes (tragic poet), 46 at Erythrae, 729, 730, 759 didascalic lists, 271, 579, 584, 585, 608, 687–98 at Halicarnassus, 766, 772 comic poets in, 695 at Hephaistia, 605

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at Heraclea Pontica, 790 and drama, 297 at Iasus, 733 and Euripides, 700 at Ikarion, 27, 140–2 Dionysius II of Syracuse, 281, 289, 290, 293, 299, at Kallatis, 776 317, 319, 328, 345, 365, 368, 389, 390, at Karthaia, 620 391 at Lamptrai, 190 On the Poems of Epicharmus, 332 at Lemnos, 698 Dionysius of Heraclea, 790 at Marathon, 192–4 Dionysopolis, theatre, 777 at Mesembria, 776 Dionysus, 29, 180. See also statues at Methymna, 606, 682 adoration scene, 183 at Miletus, 731 Akratophoros, 526 at Myrina, 605, 673, 675 Anthios, 3, 64, 201, 207 at Myrrhinous, 27 at Aixone, 64 at Mytilene, 606, 680 at Andros, 614 at Naxos, 606, 686–7 at Argos, 434 at Nisyros, 609 at Brauron, 85 at Olbia, 777, 783 at Caunus, 736 at Oropus, 540 at Ceos, 621 at Paiania, 204 at Chios, 628 at Phigaleia, 437, 524, 526, 527 at Corinth, 468 at Philaidai, 86 at Cos, 632 at Phlya, 207 at Cyrene, 805, 806 at Phocaea, 729, 730, 755 at Delphi, 146 at Piraeus, 18, 25, 27, 87, 210–13 at Dion, 595 variant names of, 211 at Eleusis, 87, 97, 110 at Priene, 729, 731, 763 at Erythrae, 729, 760 at Ptolemais Hermiou, 792 at Halai Araphenides, 128, 129 at Rhamnus, 18, 246 at Halimous, 133, 134 at Rhodes, 125, 608, 690, 694, 697, 698, 734 at Hephaistia, 676 at Salamis, 698–700 at Ikarion, 140, 145, 146 at Samos, 605, 706 at Kephale, 183 at Scepsis, 746 at Lesbos, 681 at Sicyon, 474 at Lipari, 286 at Siphnos, 610, 713 at Marathon, 192 at Taras, 287, 403, 407, 409, 411 at Maroneia, 601 at Tegea, 522 at Megara, 444, 780 at Tenos, 610, 715, 716 at Metapontum, 288 at Thasos, 609, 722, 723, 725 at Miletus, 731 at Thebes, 543 at Myrrhinous, offering loans, 200 at Thorikos, 27 at Naxos, 683–6 Dionysia-Herakleia (festival), at Thebes, 543 at Nymphaion, 778, 787 Dionysios (comic poet), 772 at Olbia, 783 Dionysios (lyric poet), 98 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 555, 556 Dionysius (tyrant of Heraclea Pontica), 788 at Oropus, 540 Dionysius I of Syracuse, 278, 279, 282, 286, 290, at Pherae, 588 293, 296, 301–2, 304, 333, 361, 383, 384, at Phigaleia, 525–6 385, 390, 392 at Phlious, 483

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Dionysus (cont.) at Thasos, 726 at Piraeus, 210, 211 cultic, 532, 554, 801 at Plataea, 531 invented in Corinth, 435, 468 at Priene, 729, 764 processional, 800 at Rhamnus, 235 statue of, 723 at Rhodes, 698 Dodona, theatre, 117, 534, 535 at Scepsis, 747 Dolon Painter, 413, 415, 419 at Sicyon, 472 drama. See also tragedy, comedy, satyr play at Sphettos, 252 adopted by non-, 292, 390, 412, 536–9, at Syracuse, 304 590–7, 727, 767–73, 777, 781–4 at Taras, 409 reperformance of, 17, 24, 94, 95, 186, 187, 322, at Tenos, 610, 716 346, 350, 696 at Thasos, 723 Dymas (tragic poet), 732 at the Haloa festival, 32 Dardanus, 732 at Thebes, 100 Auloneus, 540 Ecphantides (comic poet), 16, 124, 438 Eleuthereus, 4, 219 Attempts, 123, 125 Enorches, 525 eisagoge (‘Introduction’), at Piraeus, 14, 211, icon of, 655 212 image of, 656 ekkyklema, 398 in art, 130 Elea (Hyele), theatre, 290–1, 730, 756 in Attic cult, 3–4, 5, 6–7 Elea (Thesprotia), theatre, 535 Kadmeios, 543 Eleusinia (festival) Kissos, 3, 37 at Eleusis, 90 Lenaios, 3, 234, 235, 242–3 at Paiania, 205 Melpomenos, 3, 37 at Sparta, 806 Mousagetes, 686 at Syracuse, 368 Nyktelinos, 387 Eleusis (Attic deme, III H), 4, 7, 87–111 Omadios, 628 funding of Dionysia, 13 Paionios, 206 theatre(s), 88–91, 102 Phallen, 682 Elis, theatre, 438 Phleus, 628 emmeleia (tragic dance), 496 priestesses of, 4, 64 Emmenids (Sicilian tyrants), patronage of poets, priests of, 4, 53, 211, 218–20, 251–2, 541, 747, 280 791 Empedocles (tragic poet), 281 sacriice of pig to, βηβ enktetikon (property tax), 225 sculpture at Delphi, 578 Entella, theatre, 283 Theoinos, 31 Epakreis (religious association), 141 Diopeithes (choregos), 46 Epaminondas (politician), 98, 519, 533, 542, 543, Dioscuri, 288 544, 560, 564, 586, 589 Diphilus (comic poet), 777, 790, 807 serving as choregos, 543 Amastris, 790 Epeius (hero), 619 Kleroumenoi, 393 Ephesia (festival), 730 Dirce Painter, 394, 397 Ephesus, 730–1 dithyramb, xvi, 39, 47, 83, 103, 433, 577, 606, theatre, 730 611, 681, 686, 803. See also choruses epic poetry at Sparta, 436, 502, 806 at Oropus, 540

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at Ptolemais Hermiou, 792 Old Woman, 323 at Syracuse, 331 Orya, 316 at Valley of the Muses, 564 parody of Aeschylus, 356, 363–4 Epicharmus (comic poet), 278, 296, 297, 298, 304, Persians, 325, 330, 344, 363 305–8, 309, 333, 338, 342, 343, 375, 377, Philoctetas, 323, 363 388, 445, 454, 469, 482 plural titles by, 325 Alkyoneus, 344 Politeia, 325 and comic genre, 328 Promatheus, 363 and Homer, 331 Pyrrha and Promatheus, 323, 324, 343, 344 and intellectual trends, 325–7 reception of, 332–3 and politics, 328–31 Rustic, 323 and Pythagoreanism, 318, 325 Sausage, 323, 331 Antanor, 323 Seizures, 324, 330 Atalantai, 325, 341, 344 Sirens, 323, 325 Bacchae, 323, 325, 363 Skiron, 328, 334–5 birthplace, 319–20 Thearoi, 323, 363, 364 Bousiris, 323, 330 Wealth or Hope, 323 character types, 323 Woman of Megara, 320 Choral Dancers, 307, 323, 324, 325, 377 Epicrates (comic poet), 534 chronology, 317–18 Epidaurus (IV Bvii–Bviii), 433, 434–5, 483–6 . See also individual titles sanctuary of Asclepius, 486–94 and plot development, 327 theatres, 117, 353, 434, 473, 484–6, 490–3, choruses in, 324–5 501, 773 length, 323 Epigenes (tragic poet), 432, 469, 471, 473, 481 metre, 324 Epikerdes of Cyrene, 373 number of actors, 324 Epikouros (didaskalos), 474 themes, 323 Epikrates (choregos), 168 Cyclops, 323 epimeletai, 19, 37, 57, 59, 64, 189, 632, 674, 699 depicted on mosaic, 333 at Delos, 639 Deukalion or Leukarion, 323, 343, 344 Epion, theatre, 438 Diktyes, 325 Epiteles (politician), 580 Dionysuses, 323, 325 Eratosthenes of Cyrene (scholar), 801 Epinik(i)os, 307, 323, 324, 331, 377 Erigone, 34–5, 143, 257 Festival, 323 Erchia (Attic deme), 6 in Search of the Belt, 323, 330 cult calendar, 6–7 Heracles with Pholos, 323, 344 Eresus, 606, 682–3 His and Her Argument, 306, 327 Eretria (Euboea, IV Dvii), 539, 605–6, 617, Islands, 323, 329–30 658–73 Komasts, 325 theatre, 544, 606, 664–7 Marriage of Heba, 323, 325, 330 Eretria Painter, 650 maxims, 325 Ergasos (choregos), 170 Medea, 323, 344 Erigone, 143 Megarian Woman, 323 Erotideia (festival), at Thespiae, 566 Months, 323 Erythrae (IV Evi), 611, 728, 756–61 Muses, 323, 325 theatre, 730, 755, 758, 759–61 Odysseus Shipwrecked, 323, 344 Euaion (tragic actor), 281, 362–3, 806 Odysseus the Deserter, 323, 324, 332, 338, 344, Eubulus (comic poet), 32, 35–6 345 Amaltheia, 35

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Eubulus (politician), 9, 579 popular in Sicily, 280, 374 Eudoxus of Cnidus, 769 Telephus, 421, 425 Euegoros, Law of, 25 transmission of, 374 Euetes (tragic poet), 310 Trojan Women, 586 Eunikos (choreut?), 348 Euripides of Melite, 373 Euonymon (Attic deme, III I), 7, 112–21, Euthydemos (demarch), 92, 108 191 Euxenides (comic poet), 310 theatre, 63, 112–14, 491, 533 exarchoi, 554, 794, 795, 800–2 seating capacity, 118 stage building, 117–18 Fasti, 268. See also Roman Fasti Euphantus (tragic poet), 538 Festival of Olympian Zeus and the Muses, at Dion, Euphorion (tragic poet), 363 536, 537, 590–7 Eupolemos (tragic actor), 608, 693 igurines Eupolis (comic poet), 314, 345, 428 actor dressed as frog, 290 Demes, 291, 427–8 at the Cabirion, 551 grave of, 474 comic, 280, 285, 286, 322, 385, 433, 467, 529, Helots, 307 531, 537, 538, 544, 600, 681, 728, 776, Kolakes, 508 777, 778, 784, 787, 807 Prospaltians, 438 satyric, 285, 286, 537, 600 Taxiarchoi, 428 tragic, 537, 538, 600 Euripides (tragic poet), 17, 23, 24, 125, 207, 287, foreigners, 215. See also metics 367, 442, 477, 537, 647 honoured at Dionysia, 101 Aeolus, 289 Alcestis, 78, 808 Gargettos (Attic deme), 6 ambassador to Syracuse, 278, 372–4 Gela (IV Avii and Aix), 280, 285, 332, 349–50, and Sicily, 369–75, 733 352, 355–63, 403 and vasepainting, 362 theatre, 361 Andromache, 584–6 , 349 Andromeda, 597, 599 Gelon I, 278, 295, 296, 297, 318, 328, 335, 336, Antiope, 394–8 337, 339, 340, 341, 342, 346, 380 Archelaus, 537, 594, 771 hero cult of, 301 at Anagyrous, 15, 75, 77–9 tomb of?, 300 at Piraeus, 15, 208, 213–14 Gelon II, 295, 297 Bacchae, 23, 479 Gitana, theatre, 535 Captive Melanippe, 289 Glaucus of Rhegium (historian), 346, 355, 357 Cresphontes, 370, 375, 587 Glauketes of Oion (politician), 580 cult at Salamis, 700 Glaukon (choregos), 67, 69 igurines of, βκθ Gnathis (choregos), 95 Heracles, 575, 710 Gnathis (demarch), 101 Herakleidai, 289 goats, 179, 181 Hypsipyle, 402, 604, 676 sacriice of, θ, γγ, γ4, 14γ, 1λ4 in Magnesia and Thessaly, 536, 584 Gorgias of Leontini (sophist and orator), 306, 372, Kresphontes, 17, 186 391, 585 literary relics of, 302, 700 Graces, sanctuary of at Orchomenus (Boeotia), Medea, 78, 473 556 Melanippe the Wise, 289 Gymnopaidiai (festival), at Sparta, 494, 496, 498, parody of, 412 499, 500, 501 Philoctetes, 676 gymnopaidike, 496

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Hagesias of Stymphalos, 339 forgeries of Thespis, 144 Hagetor (tragic actor), 807 On the Myths (or Songs) of Euripides and Hagnias (choregos), 173 Sophocles, 790 Halai Aixonides (Attic deme, III J), 7, 122–6, 190 On the Three Tragedians, 355, 790 theatre, 63, 123–4 Heraia (festival), at Samos, 708 Halai Araphenides (Attic deme, III K), 4, 7, heralds, 128, 168, 190, 193, 225, 244, 598, 624, 127–32 626, 628, 629, 654, 673, 720, 762, 794, theatre, 128 800, 801, 802 Halasarna, theatre, 632 contest of, 433 Halia (nymph), 541, 670 Hereas (historian), 453 Halicarnassus (IV Eix), 732, 766, 767–73 Hermes, 85, 131, 236, 395, 397, 549, 551, 559, theatre, 732, 773 563 Halimous (Attic deme, III L), 4, 8, 10, 133–5 Hermias (tyrant), 728 theatre, 5, 10, 63, 118, 133–5, 491 Hermippus of Smyrna, 789 Haloa (festival) Hermocrates (politician and general), 367, 370, at Eleusis, 32 374–5 at Marathon, 192 Hermon (comic actor), 460 Harpalos, 766 Hermophantos (comic actor), 706 Hebe, cult at Aixone, 62 Herodas (poet), 34 Hecatomnus, 734 Hesiod (epic poet), 341, 559, 563 Hector, 335 Theogony, 557 Hegemon (tragic actor), 483 Works and Days, 557 Hegemon of Thasos (parodist and comic poet), Hestia, 226 723 Hesychius of Alexandria (lexicographer), 404, Hegesias (choregos), 66 506 Hekatombaia (festival) Hesychius of Miletus (historian and biographer), at Argos, 434 Onomatologos, 310, 333 at Prosymna, 433 Hierokleides (hierophant), 105 Heloros, theatre, 284 Hieron (choregos), 110 Hephaestion (Macedonian general), funeral of, 727 Hieron I of Syracuse, 278, 295, 301, 303, 314, Hephaestion of Alexandria (grammarian), 304, 305 318, 328, 329, 330, 331, 336, 337, 346, Hephaistia (Lemnos), 674 358, 360, 361, 380, 385, 427 theatre, 534, 604, 675 Hieron II of Syracuse, 284, 295, 297, 298, 299, Hera 302–3, 312, 319, 333 at Argos, 435 architecture of, 284 at Prosymna, 433 Hieronymus of Rhodes (scholar), 476 Heraclea Lucania, 289 hierophants, 105. See also Hierokleides , 282, 386 hieropoioi, 639, 641, 652 theatre, 282–3 hilarotragoedia, 278, 412 Heraclea Pontica (IV Fiv), 780, 788–90 Hippana, theatre, 283 theatre, 779 Hipparkhos (tragic actor), 468 Heracles, 179 Hippasos (tragic actor), 534 at Eleusis, 88 Hippias of Elis (sophist), 372 at Eretria, 668 Hippo (tyrant of Messana), 285, 294, 384, 391, in comedy, 442 392 Heraclides of Pontus (scholar and philosopher), Hippocrates (physician), 537, 609 469, 778, 789, 790 Hippocrates of Gela (tyrant), 392

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Hippodamus of Miletus, 288 Ikarion (Attic deme, III M), 4, 8, 136–82 Hipponax (iambic poet), 306 as birthplace of drama, 8 Histiaea, 606 Dionysia theatre, 667 date of, 27, 160 Homer (epic poet), 308, 326, 331, 333, 338, 341, ines at, 1γ 370, 375, 634, 646–7 drama in, 9 Homeric Hymn to Apollo, 633, 634, 646–7 revenue raising, 150–2 Homoloia (festival), at Orchomenus (Boeotia), sanctuary of Dionysus, 176 556 theatre, 4, 117, 139–40, 491 Homolois (hero), 556 Ἰαῖ, 1θλ honours Ilium (IV Eii), 729, 738–44 announcement of, 102, 193, 610, 730, 753, 759, theatre, 728, 729, 743–4 776, 783 Iobaccheia (festival), 31 at Athens, 668 Ion of Chios (tragic and lyric poet), 355, 476, 611, at boys’ choruses, 629, 654, 683, 764 629 at choral contest, 609, 772 Foundation of Chios, 628 at comedies, 14, 69, 72 Visits, 355 at contest of the Posideia, 715 Iophon (tragic poet), 477 at cyclic choruses, 659, 671 Telephus, 693 at the Dionysian contest, 244, 733 Ioulis (IV Dii), 617–18, 621–2 at the traditional agon, 92 theatre, 617, 621 at tragedies, 69, 82, 89, 91, 92, 105, Iphigenia, 131 140, 176, 223, 226, 604, 607, 609, Ischandros (poet?), 186 629, 675, 682, 686, 699, 706, 707, Ischandros (tragic actor), 185, 186, 521 708, 713, 715, 722, 725, 744, 753, Ismenias (piper), 467, 669 764 Isocrates (orator), 585, 768, 770, 778 irst occasion, ιββ Isokrates (orator), 768, 770 in Athens, 190 Issa, theatre, 286 commemorative stelai erected in deme theatres, Ister of Cyrene (historian), 582 62, 220 Isthmia, 432–3, 435 Hyakinthia (festival), at Sparta, 497, theatre, 432, 534 501 Istros, 776 Hyele. See under Elea (Hyele) theatre, 776 Hyperides (politician), 373 Istros (scholar), 481 Hypodikos of Calchis (lyric poet), 669 hyporchematike, 496 judges, 350, 375–8, 567. See also spectators number of, 377–8 Iaitas, theatre, 283–4 Iakchos, 87 Kabir Painter, 547 Ialysos, theatre, 694 Kabiros, 545 Ialysos (hero), 735 and Dionysus, 551 Iamblichus (philosopher), 315 Kadmeia (festival), at Thebes, 562 On the Pythagorean Way of Life, 315 Kadmos of Zancle, 331 Iasus, theatre, 732, 733, 804 Kaledias (choragos?), 350 Icarius (hero), 4, 29, 32, 140, 143–4, 151, 181, Kallatis, 780 257, 453 theatre, 776 Idrieus of Mylasa, 758 Kallidamas of Cholleidai, 223–5

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Kallippides (tragic actor), 47, 273, 505, 536, 583, Koironidai, 32 707, 750, 752 Kollytos (Attic deme, III O), 5, 8, 9, 184–8 Kallippos (general), 244 theatre, 188 kallisteia, 801 komarchs, 39, 44, 47, 48, 49 Kaphisias (piper), 660, 669 komasts, 468, 512 Karthaia, 617, 618 komoi, 44, 48, 177 theatre, 610, 620 at Acharnae, 14 Kephale (Attic deme, III N), 8, 183 komoidoi, 47, 50, 272, 444, 445, 632 theatre, 183 Konnidas/Konnaros, 387 Kephisophon (politician), 580 Koressos, 617 Kinaitha, 518 Koronis, 32 kithara players/kitharistike, 574 koryphaioi, 78, 79, 159, 367, 456, 554 at Delphi, 566, 575, 576, 579 korythalistriai, 508, 514 at Iasus, 733 kothornoi, 398 kitharodes/kitharody. See also names of individual Kotyttia (festival), at Selinus, 387 kitharodes Krateuas (poet), 537 at Abdera, 600 Ktesikleides of Euonymon, 121 at Argos, 434 Kymbalos (agonothete), 522 at Byzantium, 781 Kynaithos (rhapsode), 331 at Cimmerian Bosporus, 778 kyrittoi, 508, 514 at Corinth, 467 at Delphi, 566, 574, 575, 576, 579 Lakonistai, 305 at Iasus, 733 Lamachus (general), 19 at Isthmia, 433 Lamptrai (Attic deme, III P), 8, 189–91 at Maroneia, 601 Larissa, theatre, 536 at Megara, 444 Lebadeia, theatre, 530 at Mytilene, 681 Lemnos (IV Dviii), 604–5, 673–6 at Prosymna, 434 Lenaea (festival), 16, 18, 25, 87, 94, 125, 126, at Ptolemais Hermiou, 792 210, 212, 235, 585, 608, 690, 693, at Sicyon, 473 694 at Siphnos, 713 tragedy at, 697 at Sparta, 435, 497, 501 Leon (epimelete), 55, 57 at Thasos?, 725 Leonteus of Acharnae, 41 at the Ptoion, 529 Leontini (IV Axvi), 390–1 at Thebes, 544 theatre, 285, 296, 391 at Thespiae, 566 Leontion, theatre, 438 at Valley of the Muses, 564 Leontios (choregos), 67 Dionysus dressed as, 578 Lesbos (IV Dix), 676–83 Kleagoras (piper), 474 Leto, 85, 180 Kleandros (tragic actor), 533, 581, 582, 608, 688, Leucas (IV Cvii), 287, 533–4, 581–2, 688 695, 696 theatre, 532, 533, 582 Kleanthes (piper), 474 Leuctra, theatre, 530 Klearchos (tyrant), 778–9, 790 Licymnius (lyric poet), 611, 629 library of, 779, 790 Life of Sophocles, 582 Kleonikos (tragoidos), 540 Lindos, theatre, 694 Kleophon Painter, 91 Lipari, 285–6 Kleostratos (choregos), 60 Livius Andronicus, 412

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Locri, 289–90 Maison, 455, 456, 460–1 theatre, 289 of actors, 166 Locris, 583 of choreuts, 166 theatre, 536 old woman, 165 Lycophron of Chalkis (tragic poet and scholar), Papposilenos, 165 296, 310, 665 satyric, 165, 286 Menedemus, 666 seer, 165 Lycurgus (politician), 9, 14, 143, 181, 212, 214– tragic, 234, 286, 400, 701 15, 230, 301, 541, 579, 580 tragic king, 165 Lygdamis (tyrant of Naxos), 684 (king of Caria), 732, 734, 758 Lykon (comic actor), 272 McDaniel Painter, 418–19 Lykon (scholar), 310 mechane, 398, 800 , 708 Megakles (choregos), 241 Lysandreia (festival), at Samos, 708 Megalopolis (IV Bxii), 436, 517–21 Lysias (speech-writer), 213, 367 theatre, 436, 437, 491, 519–21, 527 Lysikrates, choregic monument of, 667 Megara (IV Bi–Biii), 386, 431–2, 433, 435, Lysimachus (king of Thrace), 597, 730, 749 438–62. See also comedy Lysippides (demarch), 263 theatre, 444 Megara Hyblaea, 278, 285, 296, 309, 318, 320–2, Machon (poet), 481 386, 388, 780 Sayings, 598 theatre, 321–2 Magas (king of Cyrene), 808 Meidogenes (demarch), 83 Magnes (comic poet), 16, 309, 314, 317, 445, 451 Meixigenes (priest), 218 Maison (comic actor and poet), 444, 454–62 Meixonides (choregos), 60 Makyneia, theatre, 532, 533 Melampus (missionary of Dionysus), 444 Mamerkos (tyrant of Catana), 278, 294, 384–5, 391 Melanippides (lyric poet), 537 Mantinea (IV Bxi), 436, 514–17 Melanthios (choreut?), 351 theatre, 436, 516–17 Meles (kitharode), 98 Marathon (Attic deme, III Q), 8, 192–4. See also Menaechmus of Sicyon (historian), On Experts in Marathonian Tetrapolis the Arts, 469 Marathonian Tetrapolis, 192–4, 572, Menalkes (kitharode), 554 580 (comic poet), 279, See also statues , 34 igurines of, βκθ Maroneia (IV Cxiv), 539, 601–2, 611 Synaristosai, 470, 472, 473 theatre, 601 Menedemus of Eretria (philosopher), 665 masks, 164–6, 281, 292 Menestheus (comic poet), 772 as dedications, 131, 166, 321 Mesembria, theatre, 776 at sanctuary of Artemis Ortheia in Sparta, Messana (IV Axvii), 330, 331, 391–3 511–13 theatre, 285, 392 at the Cabirion, 551 Messene (Peloponnese), theatre, 437 brydalicha, 507 Metagenes (comic poet), Thurio-Persians, 287 comic, 69, 73, 86, 131, 284, 286, 290, 310, 322, Metapontum, 288–9 385, 414, 419, 456, 548, 549, 551 theatre, 288–9 Heracles, 416 Methymna, 606 Hermonios, 460 theatre, 682 in graves, 286 metics Lykomedeios, 460 as choregoi, 213, 652–3

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as choreuts, 215 Neaios (demarch), 176 at Delos, 652–3 Neandreia, 728 at Eleusis, 100 theatre, 728 at Ikarion, 142 Neanthes of Cyzicus (historian), 311, 320, 582 at Piraeus, 213 Nemean Games, 434 honoured in Athens, 101 Nemesia, Great (festival), at Rhamnus, 246 Midas (piper), 280 Nemesis, at Rhamnus, 152, 200, 234, 244 Mikythos (regent of Rhegium), 341 Neophron (tragic poet), 473 Miletus, 731–2 Medea, 473 theatre, 731 Neoptolemos (tragic actor), 575 mimeloi, 510, 511 Neoptolemos of Melite, 580 mimetai, 510 Nero (emperor), 433 Minyadai, 555 New Music, 427 Mnasitheos (singer), 583 New Paphos, 736 Mnesilochos (choregos), 170 theatre, 736 Mnesimachos (choregos), 46 New York Goose Play Vase (IV Axxii), 412–15, Mnesistratos (choregos), 46 550 Mnesitheos (tragic actor), 583, 608, 690 (politician), 635, 650 Moirokles of Eleusis, 106 Nicomachus Calendar, 647 Morgantina, theatre, 284 Nicostratus (comic poet), 163 Moschion (tragic poet), 587 Nikaia, theatre, 536 Mouseia (festival), at Valley of the Muses, 474, Nikeratos (politician), 580 532, 560, 562, 564–6 Nikokles (king of Cyprus), 736, 787 Muses, 180, 333, 456, 528, 578, 724 Nikokles (kitharode), 530 at Dion, 590–7 Nikokrates (historian), On the Contest at Helikon, at Rhodes, 698 559 at Sparta, 411 Nikokreon (king of Salamis in Cyprus), 788 at Syracuse, 302, 304 Nikon (comic actor), 502 at Thespiae, 557–66 Nikon (demarch), 13, 168 cult of, 563 Nikon of Megalopolis (tragic actor), 574 musical notation, 374 Nikophon (comic actor), 732 Mylos (comic poet), 310 Nikostratos (didaskalos), 163 Mynniskos (tragic actor), 605, 668, 707 Nikostratos (tragic actor), 47, 164, 707, 750, Myrina, 674 752 theatre, 675 Nikostratos II (comic poet), 653 Myron (sculptor), 558, 564 Nisyros, 609 Myrrhinous (Attic deme, III R), 8, 195–201 nykterinos, at Thasos, 610, 723 Dionysia, date of, 27 Nymphaion, theatre, 778 theatre, 198 Nymphs, 85, 131, 304, 541, 670, 805, 806 Myrtilus (comic poet), 440 Mystes Painter, 547 Oa (Attic deme, III S), 8, 202–3 Mytilene, 606, 679–81 oaths, 158–9 theatre, 606, 681 of Demophantos, 722 of exemption by choregoi, 147, 156, 159 Naukrates (orator), 770 of exemption by choreuts, 159 Naxos (IV Dx), 606–7, 683–7 Odysseus, 549 theatre, 687 Oedipus Krater, 398–401

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Oeniadae, 534 at Athens, 13, 57, 92, 480, 607, 611, theatre, 532, 533 650 Oinophilos (demarch), 41, 55 at Attic Dionysia, 13, 19–24, 30 Oinopion, 628 directed by demarch, 13 Olbia (IV Fii), 777, 781–4 at Chios, 611, 628, 630 theatre, 777, 783 at Cos, 609, 632 Olympieia (festival), at Athens, 594 at Delos, 649, 650, 655–7 Olympiodorus of Euonymon, 116, 118, 119 at Eleusis, 18, 90, 91 Olynthus, 538–9, 567, 593, 594, 596, 674 at Ephesus, 731 Onchesmos, theatre, 535 at Epidaurus, 485 Onetor (demarch), 111 at Eretria, 605, 662, 668, 671 Opous (IV Cviii), 536, 582–3 at Halai Araphenides, 131 theatre, 583 at Halimous, 134 Orchomenus (Arcadia, IV Bxiv), 523 at Heraclea Pontica, 790 theatre, 436, 523, 527 at Ikarion, 140, 142, 160–1, 177 Orchomenus (Boeotia, IV Civ), 531, 538, at Phigaleia, 526 552–7 at Philaidai, 86, 131 theatre, 528, 530, 554, 555–6 at Piraeus, 14, 212, 221–3, 226 Oreos, 605 Parmenon (comic actor), 16, 184, 188 theatre, 667 Paros, 607, 611 Orikon, theatre, 535 Patrokles (tragic poet), 288 Oropus (IV Ci), 6, 530, 531, 532, 539–42, 611, Pegasos of Eleutherae, 4 670 Pella, 537 drama at, 540 theatre, 537 theatre, 6, 528, 530, 534, 539–40, 541 (politician and general), 542, 543, 560, Ourania (festival), at Sparta, 502 586, 589 Perdiccas III of Macedon, 332 padded dancers, 362 periaktoi (stage machinery), 728, 734, 799–800 Paiania (Attic deme, III T), 8, 204–6 periaktria, 794, 799, 800 theatre, 204 (politician), 287, 368, 606, 777 paidagogos, 400, 402 Perigenes (piper), 711 Paideas (didaskalos), 703 Perinthus, 776 Pallene (Attic deme), 6 theatre, 776 Pan, 330, 401, 551, 642, 724, 735 Perseus Dancer Vase, 256, 415, 443 Panathenaea (festival) Peucetia, 292, 412 at Athens, 24, 760, 761 Phalanna, theatre, 536 at Ilium, 738, 744 Phales, 21, 23, 48, 177 Panboiotia (festival), at Itonion, 564 phallic procession, 19–24, 134, 160–1, 445, 472, Pandia (festival), at Athens, 6 526, 604, 607, 611, 641, 655, 731 Panionia (festival), at Priene, 764 at Attic Dionysia, 13 panoply, granted in theatre, 698 exarchoi, 26, 801 Pantaleon (piper), 474 ithyphalloi, 23 Panticapaeum, theatre, 778, 787 phallophoroi, 23, 505, 511 parade (pompe). See also phallic procession phallos at Acharnae, 57 as choregic dedication at Delos, 653 at Alexandria, 791 bird, 655 at Astypalaea (Dodecanese), 609 image, 3, 13, 607, 655

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pole, 20, 22, 655 theatre, 729, 752, 754–5, 760 song, 13, 21, 22, 140, 156, 161 Phonike, theatre, 535 verbal abuse, 23 Phormis (comic poet), 296, 298, 309, 310, 311, statue, 642 327, 328, 333–42, 469 wagon, 642, 656 Atalantai, 333, 340, 344 wings, 655 comedies. See also individual titles Phanodemus (historian and politician), 9, 34, and plot development, 337 143–4, 181, 541, 580 costume innovations by, 337 Phanomachos (treasurer), 41, 54, 55, 57, 58 Halcyons, 344 Phanostratos (tragic poet), 772 identical with homonymous mercenary, 340 Phaon (piper), 439 Kephalaia, 334, 337 Pheidippos, 197 Kepheus, 341 Pherae (IV Cx), 586–8 orthography of name, 337–8 theatre, 536, 588 play titles in the Suda, 333 Pherecrates (comic poet), 24, 314, 345 Phormos (comic poet). See Phormis Cheiron, 427 Phrynichus (comic poet), 314, 345 Wild Men, 367 Phrynichus (tragic poet), 278, 345–6 Phigaleia (IV Bxv), 523–7 Phoenician Women, 346 theatre, 437, 527 Phrynis (lyric poet and musician), 427, Philaidai (Attic deme), 86, 131 681 Philemon (comic actor), 723 Phryniskos of Thebes, 97, 101 Philemon (comic poet), 279–80, 653, 807 pinakes, 50, 175, 181, 435, 501, 572, 654 Philip II of Macedon, 279, 289, 528, 530, 531, Pindar (lyric poet), 47, 88, 328, 331, 346, 570, 537, 538, 539, 555, 557, 573, 581, 591, 600, 629 593, 595, 596, 728, 736, 751, 788 Olympian 6, 341 Philiscus (tragic poet), 735, 791 Paean 6, 570, 577 Philochorus (historian), 9, 34, 143, 504 Pythian 1, 385 On Sacriices in Lacedaemon, 504 Pythian 12, 280 Philocles (tragic poet), Philoctetes, 676 Pythian 2, 329, 330 Philodamus (lyric poet), 570 pipers, 44, 47, 83, 84, 98, 130, 131–2, 411, 444, Paean to Dionysus, 569, 577–9 482, 501, 564, 566, 574, 575, 576, 579, Philomelos (Archon), 702 670, 733, 735, 777, 801. See also names of (general), 434 individual pipers Philotades (tragic actor), 693 at Assos, 728 Philoxenos (choregos), 128 at Cyrene, 801–2 Philoxenos (piper), 750 at Phigaleia, 527 Philoxenos ( of Caria), 765–7 at Priene, 764 Philoxenus (lyric poet), 437, 519, 521 at Sicyon, 474 Dinner, 323 at Tegea, 522 Phlious (IV Bvi), 432, 435, 474–83 at Thebes, 98, 544 theatre, 432, 483 in inscriptions, 44 Phlya (Attic deme, III U), 8, 190, 207 payment of, 802 theatre, 207 selected by lot, 703 phlyakes, 278, 442, 505, 511, 547, 548, 736 Piraeus (Attic deme, III V), 4, 8, 208–33 phlyakographia, 278, 412 Dionysia Phocaea (IV Ev), 611, 728, 729–30, 753–6, date of, 27 759 managed by Athens, 5, 14, 209, 211–12

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Piraeus (cont.) Pratinas (tragic poet), 432, 474, 475, 476, 479–83 prytaneion, 226 Praxias (choregos), 168 theatre, 209–10 Praxilla (lyric poetess), Achilles, 474 leasing of, 13, 212, 226–33 Praxion (historian), 453 revenue, 231 Praxiteles of Mantinea, 339 stage building, 231, 233 Priene (IV Evii), 611, 729, 731, 753–4, 756, Pisistratids, 140, 146 761–5 Pisistratus (tyrant of Athens), 634, 646, 647, 649, theatre, 117, 731, 763, 764–5 684 priests. See Dionysus Plataea, 528, 531, 538 prizes, 161, 215 theatre, 528, 530 at Attic Dionysia, 14 (comic poet), 537 for actors, 609, 697 Sophists, 583 oxen, 215, 798–9 Plato (philosopher), 287, 308, 315, 317, 326, 332, tripods, 215 378, 390, 403, 510, 728, 768, 778 Prodicus of Ceos (sophist), 372 and Epicharmus, 326 prohedria (part of theatre), 76, 198 Phaedrus, 596 at Acharnae, 38, 54, 58 Plautus (comic poet) at Aixone, 74 Cistellaria, 470, 472 at Anagyrous, 82, 198 Curculio, 484 at Andros, 614 Pseudolus, 277 at Athens, 467 Rudens, 807 at Corinth, 467 Pleiad (Alexandrian), 481, 791 at Delos, 517, 655 Pleuron, theatre, 532, 533 at Elea (Hyele), 290 Plotheia (Attic deme), 10, 22, 141–2 at Epidaurus, 484, 517, 521 (historian and philosopher), 510, 542, 566 Asclepieion, 491 Polemarchos (brother of speech-writer Lysias), 213 at Eretria, 666 Polemon of Ilium (periegetic writer), 316, 459, at Euonymon, 114, 115–17, 118, 120, 467, 521 462 at Halicarnassus, 773 Polos (tragic actor), 605, 704–10 at Halimous, 135 Polyaratos (comic actor), 540, 808 at Ikarion, 139, 198 Polychares (didaskalos), 47 at Karthaia, 621 Polycrates (tyrant of Samos), 634, 646, 647 at Maroneia, 601 Polydeuces, 286 at Megalopolis, 517, 520 Polyphrasmon (tragic poet), 476 at Naxos, 687 Polyxenos (tragic poet), 735 at Orchomenus (Arcadia), 523 Polyzelus (didaskalos), 544 at Oropus, 521 the Great, 681 at Panticapaeum, 778, 787 Poseidon, 541, 550, 563, 764 at Priene, 521 at Isthmia, 432, 435 at Rhamnus, 76, 198, 236, 237, 238–41, 244, at Piraeus, 214 245, 467, 521 at Sunium, 193 at Scepsis, 747 at Tenos, 715, 716 at Sicyon, 517 Pelagios, 214, 219 at Sparta, 521 Poseidonia, 290, 291–2, 409–10 at Tegea, 521 theatre, 291 at Thorikos, 258 Posideia (festival), at Tenos, 610, 715–16 at Valley of the Muses, 566 Poykleitos II (architekton), 353 dedicated by agonothetes, 436, 517, 521, 522, 523

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prohedria (right of seating), 58 Ptolemy IV Philopator, 564 as evidence for theatres, 763 Pyronides, 427–8 at Acharnae, 39, 58, 102 pyrrhiche. See choruses at Aixone, 62, 74 Pythagoras (philosopher), 289, 313, 315, 318 at Anagyrous, 81, 82, 102 Pythaids, 579 at Athens, 467 Pythia (festival), at Sicyon, 472 at Chios, 624, 626 Pythia and Delia (festival), at Delos, 647, 648 at Corinth, 467 Pythian Games, 532, 574, 576 at Cyme, 753 Pythokles (choreut and musician), 561, 565, 596 at Dion, 591, 595 Python (painter), 291 at Eleusis, 89, 92, 97, 100, 102, 105, 108, 111 Python (writer of satyr play), 780 at Entella, 283 at Ephesus, 730 recognition tokens, 46, 403 at Eretria, 658, 659, 666 Rhamnus (Attic deme, III W), 8, 18, 193–4, at Erythrae, 730, 758 234–46 at Euonymon, 121 priest of, 238 at Halai Araphenides, 127–9 theatre, 10, 235–8, 491 at Iasus, 733 rhapsodes, 85, 326, 331, 493, 575, 596 at Ilium, 744 Rhegium, 290 at Karthaia, 621 theatre, 290 at Marathon, 193 Rhinthon (poet of phlyakes), 278, 412 at Miletus, 731 Rhodes (IV Dxi), 608–9, 687–98, 735, 766 at Myrrhinous, 195, 198 library at, 770 at Mytilene, 680 theatre, 698 at Naxos, 686 Rhomaia (festival), 540 at Piraeus, 53, 102, 212, 223, 225–6, 228, 233 Roman Fasti, 608, 687–98 at Priene, 729, 753, 763, 764 Rural Dionysia. See Attic Dionysia at Rhamnus, 102, 234, 237, 244, 246 Ruvo di Puglia, 292, 412 at Samos, 605, 705, 708 at Siphnos, 712, 713 sacriices, 4, 1γ, 1κ, γγ, 4β, η1–γ, ηη, ηθ, ηι, θθ, at Sphettos, 251 72, 73, 86, 90, 101, 108, 121, 130, 133, at Taras, 410 151, 160, 162, 175, 177, 181, 199, 207, Pronomos (piper), 648 210, 211, 215, 218–20, 225, 235, 257, 411, Pronomos Vase, 165, 348, 412 497, 498, 571, 577, 579, 590, 591, 621, propylaea, 553 628, 635, 638, 645, 647, 648, 649, 650, prosodia, 648 657, 665, 679, 684–5, 715, 745, 747, 764, at Delphi, 570, 575 790, 798, 801. See also goats prothyra, 553 at Attic Dionysia, 13, 22, 30 protochoroi, 156, 159 at Theoinia, 31–2 Protogenes (painter and sculptor), 735–6 calendar at Thorikos, 27, 256 Ptoia (festival), 529, 564 of pigs, 252, 368 Ptolemaia (festival) Salamis (IV Dxii), 6, 211, 374, 604, 698–703 at Caunus, 735 Dionysia, 6 at Delos, 657 theatre, 700 Ptolemy I Soter, 481, 734, 736, 749 Samos (IV Dxiii), 605, 703–10 cult of, 697 theatre, 706 Ptolemy II Philadelphus, 312, 504, 711, 791, 792, Sannion (chorus trainer), 185 804, 807 Sannyrion (comic poet), 449

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Sarapieia (festival), at Tanagra, 529 Simykkas (tragic actor), 4, 185 satyr play, 165, 479, 480–2, 708 Simylos (tragic actor), 185 Agen, 780 singers (ἀΐ), in inscriptions from and Attalid propaganda, 432 Orchomenus, 554 at Akraiphiai, 530 Sinope, 777 at Attic Dionysia, 14 theatre, 777 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 557 Siphnos (IV Dxiv), 610, 710–14 at Oropus, 530, 540 skepsis, 159 at Phlious, 432 Skotoussa (IV Cxi), 588–90 at Rhodes, 609, 698 theatre, 536, 589 at Samos, 605 slaves at Attic Dionysia, 29–30 at Tanagra, 529 Sminthia (festival) at Lindos, 698 at Teos, 773 Socrates (philosopher), 213, 308 at Valley of the Muses, 564 Soinautes (choregos), 128 invented in Phlious, 431, 432, 481 Sokrates (choregos), 77 Students (Mathetai), 690 Sokrates (tragic actor), 4, 185 (comic actor), 538, 592, 596 (politician and poet), 647 Satyros (piper), 474, 576, 725 Soluntum, theatre, 283 Satyros I (Spartocid king), 367, 778, 784, 786 Sopater (poet of phlyakes), 736 Satyrus of Kallatis, 374, 476 Sophilus (comic poet), 473 Life of Euripides, 371 Sophocles (tragic poet), 16, 23, 37, 86, 91, 125, Scepsis, 729, 744–9 287, 358, 371, 476, 582–3, 608, 688, theatre, 728, 729, 744, 748–9 696 Schiller Painter, 419 and satyr play, 481 screens and vasepainting, 362 covering parodoi, 443 Andromeda, 363 purple, 296, 440, 443 Antigone, 17, 186, 187, 272, 478 Seasons, 85 at Eleusis, 15, 91, 93–5, 101 Segesta, theatre, 283 Captive Women, 692 Seleucus I Nicator, 730 death of, 583 Seleukeia (festival), at Erythrae, 759 Electra, 478 Selinus (IV Axiv), 282, 304–8, 319, 385–9, 780 Mad Odysseus, 692 theatre, 280, 387–9 Odysseus Struck by a Sting, 692 Semachidai (Attic deme), 141, 252 Oedipus at Colonus, 94, 479, 691 Semachidai (priestesses), 4, 32, 183, 252 Oedipus the King, 400, 401 Semachos (hero, father of Semachidai), 141, 183, Oenomaus, 16, 17, 186 252 Philoctetes, 676 Semele, 6 Philoctetes at Troy, 676 Semonides of Amorgos, 306 refused a chorus, 125 Semos of Delos (historian), 23 Telepheia, 16, 123, 125, 692 Septerion (festival), at Delphi, 577 Thamyris, 362 Sicily, 278–87. See also names of individual tomb of, 477 cities visits Chios, 629 Sicyon (IV Bv), 432, 433, 435, 468–74, 481, 536, Sophocles II (tragic poet), 94, 125, 608, 688, 691, 585, 671 696 theatre, 472–3, 491 Achilleus, 688 Simonides (lyric and elegiac poet), 305, 307, 328, Sophron (writer of mimes), 279, 324, 338, 352, 329, 346, 584, 614, 617, 618, 620, 648 353, 354

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Sosias (choragos?), 351 Strongylion (sculptor), 558, 563 Sosibius (historian), 436, 504, 506, 510, 511 Stymphalus, 437 Sosiphanes (tragic poet), 279 theatre, 437 Sositheus (tragic poet), 478, 481 Susarion (comic poet), 144, 441, 445–54 Soteria (festival), 502 synchoregia, 12, 94, 95, 271, 554, 652. See also at Akraiphiai, 530, 532 choregoi, joint at Delphi, 532, 554, 561, 575–6 Syracuse (IV Ai and Aviii), 278–80, 293–304, 321, South Italy, 287–93. See also names of individual 350, 352–5, 467 cities theatre(s), 277, 278, 284, 286, 293–303, 319, Sparta (IV Bix–Bx), 403, 409, 411, 435–6, 494– 346, 352–5, 380, 384, 391, 700, 803, 804 514, 560, 564, 806. See also comedy stage building, 296, 443 theatre, 435, 499–501 spectators Tanagra, 546 at Attic Dionysia, 26, 29 theatre, 529 voting by show of hands, 277, 278, 376, 378 Taras (IV Axxi), 287, 292, 403–12, 413, 496, 508 Spendon the Spartan (poet), 503 theatre, 287, 409, 410–11 Speuseades (didaskalos), 43 tragedy at, 412 Speusiades (comic actor), 44, 272 Tarporley Painter, 413, 415 Sphettos (Attic deme, III X), 4, 8, 247–52 Tauromenion, theatre, 285 theatre, 247, 252 Tauropolia (festival), at Halai Araphenides, 128 Spintharus (tragic poet), 790 technitai, 90, 290, 592, 593, 596, 633, 657, 736, 772 statues, 80, 95, 240 at Ptolemais Hermiou, 791 of Apollo at Delos, 636 Athenian, 575, 791 of Diomedes (comic poet), 494 Egyptian, 735, 791 of Dionysus, 77, 106–7, 113, 119–20, 121, 138, Ionian–Hellespontine, 732, 752 140, 237, 247, 341, 472, 555, 642, 724 Isthmian–Nemean, 434, 526, 561, 575 at Ikarion, 146–8, 159 Tegea (IV Bxiii), 521–3 by Lysippus, 563 theatre, 117, 436, 522, 527 of Epicharmus, 312–13, 333 Teleclides (comic poet), Stiff Men, 696 of Hesiod, 341 Telephanes (piper), 47, 98, 444, 703 of Homer, 341 Telesikrates of Cyrene, 796 of Menander, 558, 605, 667 Telestes (lyric poet), 388 of Nikokles (kitharode), 530 Tenos (IV Dxv), 610, 714–16 of Papposilenos, 247, 777 theatre, 716 of Phanostratos, 772 Terpander (kitharode and poet), 503 of Philoxenos (tragic poet), 735 Tetrakomoi, 49 of Stratonicus, 788 Thamyris (kitharode), 333, 559 of Telestes, 388 Thargelia (festival), 775 of the Muses, 558, 563 at Athens, 25, 171, 605, 611, 649, 652, 670, of Themis, 241–2 737, 804 of , 771 at Istros, 776 Stesichorus (lyric poet), 307, 345 Thasos (IV Dxvi), 173, 609–10, 716–26, 732 Straton (parodist), 412 theatre, 609, 610, 722–3, 724–5 Stratonicus (kitharode), 439, 467, 600, 601, 735, Theaios, 233 786, 787–8, 790 theatre managers, 52, 232, 265, 353 Stratos, theatre, 532, 533 Theatre of Dionysus (in Athens), 5, 9, 117, 118, Strepsiades (comic character), 326 143, 188, 220, 230, 232, 255, 301, 353, Strombichides (general), 116 466, 490, 492–3, 553, 800

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theatres Theron (tyrant of Acragas), 280 and Attic trittyes, 191 Thersandros (piper), 47, 750, 751 and cult sites, 277 Theseia (festival), at Delos, 638 and democracy, 282 Thesmophoria (festival) and oligarchy, 530 at Athens, 421 as assembly place, 10–11, 191, 208–9, 277, 278, at Halimous, 133 285, 288, 291, 296, 380, 384, 387, 391, Thespiae (IV Cv), 546, 557–66 392, 409, 434, 436, 589, 728 theatre, 529, 563 curvilinear, 210, 278, 281, 298, 301, 490, 492, Thespis (tragic poet and actor), 144, 345, 453, 528, 533, 534, 535, 595, 675 471, 790 entrance fees, 52, 53, 140, 161, 231, 265 and forgeries, 779 evidence for, 280, 763 Thessalus (physician), 537 leasing of, 10, 39, 52–4, 193, 198, 663, 673, Thessaly (IV Cix–Cxi), 536, 584–90. See also 709. See also Piraeus and Acharnae names of individual cities (theatre, leasing of) Thettalos (tragic actor), 468, 772 rehearsal space, 11, 191 Thibron (general), 749, 751 revenue, 11, 265, 709 Thorikos (Attic deme, III Y), 8, 253–74 temporary, 198, 529, 532, 576, 654 Dionysia, date of, 27 theatrones (theatron-buyers). See theatre managers orchestra, 255 theatropoles (theatron-sellers). See theatre sacriicial calendar, βηθ managers theatre, 9, 11, 253–8 Thebes (IV Cii), 529, 530, 531, 542–4, 546, 555, seating capacity, 258 556, 560, 564 stage building, 258 theatre, 542, 544 Thoukydides (demarch), 176 Thebes (Phthiotis), theatre, 536 Thouria, theatre, 438 Themis, at Rhamnus, 241–2 Thrasyboulos (tragic actor), 608, 688, 695 (poet), 297, 312, 327, 333 Thrasydaeus (tyrant of Acragas), 280 Theodaisia (festival) Thrasymachus (sophist), 373 at Andros, 614 Thurii, 287–8 at Cyrene, 805 Thyiades, 577 Theodectes (orator and tragic poet), 365, 367, Timachidas of Rhodes (scholar), 697 769–71 Timaeus of Tauromenium (historian), 294, 305, Mausolus, 732 316, 318, 366, 374–5, 386, 387, 388, 391, Theodoros (tragic actor), 16, 187, 260, 272, 587, 459 707, 724 Timocles (comic poet), Ikarian Satyrs, 166 Theodorus of Samos (architect), 500 Timokedes of Eleusis, 106 Theoinia (festival), 30–2 (general), 282, 294, 295, 317, 321, 369, Theoinidai, 31–2 384, 389, 391 Theophanes of Mytilene, 681 Timon (poet and choreut), 479, 483 Theophania (festival), at Delphi, 577 Timosthenes (choregos), 60 Theophilos (demarch), 75 Timotheos (tragic poet?), 123, 125 Theophrastos (Archon), 121 Alkmaion, 125 Theophrastus (philosopher), 57, 440, 647, 678, Alphesiboia, 125 765 Timotheos (tyrant of Heraclea Pontica), 788 (historian), 770 funerary competitions for, 770, 790 theorikon, 15 Timotheus (lyric poet), 125, 437, 519, 521, 537 Theotimos (choregos), 46 Elpenor, 124 Theoxenia (festival), at Delphi, 569, 577 kithara of, 501

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tokens. See also recognition tokens at Ptolemais Hermiou, 792 identiication, η1θ–1ι at Rhodes, 522, 608, 609, 694, 696, 698 theatre, 201, 286 at Salamis, 604, 699–700 Tolynos, 444 at Samos, 605, 706, 708 tragedy. See also choreuts and names of individual at Sicyon, 471 tragic poets at Siphnos, 610, 713 at Acharnae, 39 at Sparta, 435, 436, 502 at Akraiphiai, 530 at Syracuse, 280 at Anagyrous, 75, 82 at Tanagra, 529 at Andros, 605, 613 at Taras, 287 at Argos, 434 at Tenos, 610, 715 at Astypalaea (Dodecanese), 609 at Thasos, 610 at Athens, 332 at Thebes, 543 at Attic Dionysia, 14 at Thorikos, 14, 256, 259, 267, 269, 270 at Boeotia, 531 at Tyre, 766 at Byzantium, 776 at Valley of the Muses, 564 at Ceos, 610 costume of, 337, 395, 398, 399, 402, 425 at Corinth, 467–8 invented in Sicyon, 431, 432 at Cos, 609, 632 on vasepaintings, 394, 398, 400, 402–3 at Cyrene, 791, 792, 794, 797 origins of, 471 at Delos, 611, 652, 657 parody of, 344 at Delphi, 574, 575 posthumous production of, 479 at Dion, 596 reperformances of, 696 at Eleusis, 91 at Athens, 17 at Epidaurus, 493 at Attic Dionysia, 17 at Eresus, 606, 682, 683 statue of, 718, 723 at Eretria, 665 tetralogies, 125, 160, 166, 482, 609, 696, 698 at Euonymon, 121 tragoidoi, 26, 78–9, 156, 158, 161, 188, 444, 583, at Gela, 280, 358, 364 776, 786. See also choreuts at Halai Aixonides, 124 treasurers, 13, 37, 42, 51, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, at Halicarnassus, 728, 770 63, 66, 121, 176, 197, 230, 802 at Hephaistia, 605, 673, 675 Triakades, 216, 225 at Iasus, 733 Tripod Street, 259, 666, 684 at Ikarion, 14, 140, 158, 161, 170, 174, 453 tripods, 15, 103, 110, 128, 170, 171, 173, 236, 262, at Ilium, 744 542, 552, 553, 554, 556, 563, 565, 604, at Isthmia, 433 605, 614, 649, 659, 660, 666, 669, 670, at Karthaia, 620, 621 684, 702. See also choregic dedications/ at Kollytos, 186 monuments at Lemnos, 676 dedicated by Hesiod, 563, 565 at Myrina, 605, 673 Trygaeus (comic character), 23–4 at Naxos, 607, 686 trygedy, 453–4 at Orchomenus (Boeotia), 556, 557 Tyndaris, 286 at Oropus, 530, 540 theatre, 283, 284, 286 at Paiania, 204 Tynnichos (poet), 669 at Phlious, 483 at Phocaea, 729, 730, 755 Valley of the Muses, 558, 563 at Piraeus, 14, 18, 212 theatre, 529, 530, 565 at Priene, 729, 731, 764 vases/vasepaintings

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Apulian red-igured, βκι, βλβ, Xenocles411, II (tragic41β–β4 poet), γθι Cabiric, ηβλ, ηγ1, η44–ηβ Xenodamos (musician), θγγ and comedy, η4λ, ηη0 Xenokleides (tragic poet), 4θκ comic, βκθ, γλγ, 41β–β4, 4βη–κ,Xenokles 4γγ,of Sphettos, 4θι, 10θ ιικ, ικι Xenophanes of Colophon (philosopher and poet), depicting a stage, γλκ, γλλ–400, γβθ,401–β, γγ1 411, 41β–1η, 41κ–1λ criticism of, γγλ diverging from dramatic texts, Xenophon41ι, (historian),4ββ–4 γ0κ Paestan red-igured, 4βη–κ Xenotimos (son of Carcinus I), γθι, γθλ, ικ4, ικθ phlyax, 44β of Persia, γ4θ Sicilian red-igured, γλγ–40γ Zancle. See Messana tragic, γλγ–40γ with dramatic dialogue, 41η Zea, theatre, 1κ, β10 verbal abuse (aischrologia). See phallos, song Zenodotos (agonothete), ιθ0 Vergil, γγ–4 Zenodotus (tragic poet), ιιγ Zeus Vespasian (emperor), η01 victor lists, 4ιθ, ηιλ Agoraios, βκκ voting. See also spectators Aitnaios, γκ0 by ive judges, βικ, γιι at Argos, 4γη Epakrios, 1λγ wineskin jumping. See askoliasmos Eubouleus, 4γ4 Würzburg Thesmophoriazusae Krater (IV Axxv), Helikonios, ηθγ 41λ–β4, 4βκ Homoloios, ηηθ Hypsistos, ηλη Xanthides (choregos), 1ιγ τlympian, βλ0, γ0β, γ0γ, ηλη Xanthippos (choregos), 1ιγ Phratrios, 1λκ Xenarchos (writer of mimes), βιλ Soter, ββγ, βγθ Xenocles I (tragic poet), γθη, γθι, γθλ, ικι Zeuxis (painter), ηγι

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Agrigento Museo Archeologico Regionale AG 7 white-ground calyx krater 363 Andros Archaeological Museum κβ honoriic decree IV Di 185 statue base 614 Athens Agora Museum P 23985 polychrome oinochoe 428

Epigraphical Museum 139 deme decree III Di 4β1γ honoriic decree III Wvi 7239 polis decree III Viii 7693 tribal decree 190 7709 tribal decree III P 7719 deme decree III Vvi 7744 deme decree III Rii 7745 deme decree III Rii 7748 deme decree III Bvi 8022 Amphictyonic accounts IV Dvi 5 8188 tragic victor list IV Bvi 5 10301 choregic monument III Biii 10670 choregic monument III C 12667 deme decree III Dii 12693 choregic monument III J 13180 choregic monument III Ei 13262 deme decree III Div 13315 votive dedication III Mxii 13316 choregic monument III Miv 13319 deme decree III Mx 13446 deme decree III Vvi 13447 deme decree III Vvi 1γηγι sacriicial calendar βηθ — deme decree III Iii — polis decree III Viv

National Archaeological Museum B η1κ Perseus Dancer Vase βηθ, 41η, 44γ 913

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Athens (cont.) 231 statue of Themis III Wiii 1η00 choregic relief 1κγ, β0κ 1733 Bryaxis base 205 βγβκ statue of Dionysus βγι β400 choregic relief 11, 1θ, β4ι, βηβ 3064 tragic female mask 142 γ0ιβ statue of Dionysus III Mi γ0ιγ statue of Dionysus III Mi γ0ι4 statue of Dionysus III Mi γ0ικ relief with gods, chorus, goat III Mxi γκλι statue of Dionysus III Mi 4531 choregic monument III Mv 4833 (face A) deme accounts III Mii 4κγγ (face B) Dionysia regulations III Miii 4880 deme decree III Mvi 4884 deme decree 138 4888 statue canopy III Mi Kar. 1205 deme decree III Dv 10426 Cabiric vase 551–2 12507 statue inscription III Mi 1βηηθ igurine woman with skyphos 4γγ 14470 curse tablet 271 — terracotta tesserae IV Bxi

Berlin Pergamon Museum Priene Inv. 4λ honoriic decree IV Evii 3 Priene Inv. ηβ honoriic decree IV Evii 2 Priene Inv. β0κ honoriic decree IV Evii 1

Staatliche εuseen, Antikensammlung F 3046 rf bell krater (now lost) IV Axxiii F 3296 rf calyx krater IV Axviii Boston Museum of Fine Art 69.695 rf bell krater IV Axxiv, 41η Brauron Archaeological Museum BE 848 deme decree III X BE 2925 deme decree III Ki NE 1177 altar with reliefs 85

Caltanissetta Museo Archeologico 1301bis rf calyx krater IV Axx, γλλ

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Cambridge Trinity College Library — Amphictyonic accounts IV Dvi 5

Çannakale Archaeological Museum — administrative decree IV Eii — administrative decree IV Eiii Chapel Hill University of σorth Carolina δibrary, Rare Book Room — lead curse tablet IV Avii Chios Archaeological Museum θηβ honoriic decree IV Diii 2 104ι honoriic decree IV Diii 4 Copenhagen National Museum ABb. 255 deme decree III Bi Corinth Excavations 2435 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 7 2437 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 7 2438 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 5 2439 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 6 2440 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 4 2441 inscribed theatre seat IV Biv 3 2447 inscribed theatre seat foundation IV Biv 8 Cos Castle Museum θ1λ honoriic decree IV Diii 3 Cyrene Archaeological Museum 161 public accounts IV Gi 3 443 public accounts IV Gi 4 15003 limestone reliefs 808

Delos Archaeological Museum A 1185 votive dedication IV Dvi 2 Γ βγι treasury accounts IV Dvi 7 Γ η0γ treasury accounts IV Dvi 8 Δ 41λ σesiotic δeague decree IV Dvi 11 E 500 choregic monument IV Dvi 10

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Delphi Archaeological Museum βκβλ honoriic decree IV Cvi 8 3862 Amphictyony accounts IV Cvi 3 4894 Amphictyony accounts IV Cvi 2 Dion Archaeological Museum — honoriic decree IV Cxii 5

Edinburgh National Museum 1956.364 relief from sanctuary of Apollo 805 Eleusis Archaeological Museum 30 choregic relief with mask 93 E69 deme decree III Hv E174 choregic monument III Hiv E176 deme decree III Hii E254 choregic monument III Hi E461 deme decree III Hvii E484 deme decree III Hvii E673 deme decree III Hvii E866 choregic monument III Hix E946 choregic monument III Hi E987 votive dedication III Hviii E1130 deme decree III Hx E1139 statue base III Hvi 7720 deme decree III Hiii Epidaurus Archaeological Museum 012 building accounts IV Bviii 1 Eretria Archaeological Museum 1111 honoriic decree IV Dvii 2 1123 choregic monument IV Dvii 4, θ0η, θθθ, θθκ, 669–70 114θ honoriic IV Dvii 3 decree 1187 circular marble tholos roof 667 M 500 choregic monument IV Dvii 6, θθθ, θι0 M 564 choregic monument IV Dvii 7, θθθ, θι0–1 M 889 dedication IV Dvii 1 — choregic monument IV Dvii 5, θθθ, θθλ, θι0 — statue base of Menander 667 Florence Biblioteca Marucelliana εs. A θ, F.4λβ drawings by Buonarroti IV Dxi

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Ikarion Excavations in situ choregic monument III Mix

Kastro Archaeological Museum γ1 honoriic decree IV Dxiv 2

Lavrion Archaeological Museum 591 record of choregoi III Yv 593 votive dedication III Yi TE 83.02 deme decree III Yii TE 83.03 choregic monument III Yiv TE 85.105 deme decree III Yiii London 1ικη,0ηβι.ι deme decree III Vv inscription 12 deme decree III Vvi

Malibu J. Paul Getty Museum 83.AE.41 white-ground lekythos 363–4 Marathon Archaeological Museum Λ 1βη statue canopy III Mi Milan Museo Civico Archeologico AO.9.284 rf bell krater 420 Moscow State Historical Museum Б βθλ1 choregic comic relief I Aviii 1d, ιικ, ικι Munich Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek 552 votive relief III Kii Myrina Archaeological Museum β04λ honoriic decree IV Dviii Mytilene Archaeological Museum 10κι honoriic decree IV Dix 2 11βλ honoriic decree IV Dix 3

Naples Museo Archeologico Nazionale Stg 368 relief guttus IV Axxvi

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New York Metropolitan Museum of Art 24.97.104 rf calyx krater IV Axxii, 419, 550

Odessa Archaeological Museum — statue base with honoriic decree IV Fii Olympia Archaeological Museum — rf fragments depicting comedy 438 Oxford Ashmolean Museum G 249 (V 262) Boeotian bf skyphos IV Ciii

Paris Louvre CA 4502 Boeotian bf stamnos-pyxis 551 εσθγκ comic igurine κ0ι εσθ4β comic igurine κ0ι N3408 Attic chous 807 Pergamon Bergama Museum 66 III statue base with epigram IV Bvi 7 Piraeus Archaeological Museum ηγγγ honoriic decrees III Bvii 4229 tombstone with relief IV Dxii 1, 699 18214 statue of Dionysus 113–14 18215 statue of Dionysus 113–14 — votive dedication III Ii

Rhamnus Archaeological Museum 4 deme decree III Wv 1001 votive dedication III Wiv 1388 deme decree III Wvii 1695 theatre seat III Wi 1696 theatre seat III Wi 1697 theatre seat III Wi 2300 table dedicated to Dionysus 236 Rome Museo Barracco 129 votive dedication IV Cvi 7

Salerno Museo Provinciale Pc 1812 rf bell krater IV Axxvii

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Samos Archaeological Museum Her. J β1β honoriic decree IV Dxiii 1 Her. ε 1θλ honoriic decree IV Dxiii 1 Her. ε 1λ0 honoriic decree IV Dxiii 2 Pythagoreion Archaeological Museum ε βιλγ honoriic decree IV Dxiii 2 Smyrna Evangelical School Library — honoriic decree IV Evi 2 Sparta Archeological Museum ε ιιγ0 theatre seat with dedication IV Bix 2 Stanford University Museum of Art 70.12 rf volute krater 91 St Petersburg State Hermitage Museum GR 15520 deme decree III Diii Syracuse Museo Archeologico Regionale Paolo Orsi β114θ white-ground lekythos γθβ 66557 rf calyx krater IV Axix, 401, 402 — terracotta theatre mask 321

Thasos Archaeological Museum 16 head of Dionysus IV Dxvi 3 17 tragic mask sculpture IV Dxvi 3 516 funerary inscription IV Dxvi 6 652 torso of Comedy IV Dxvi 3 1584 political decree IV Dxvi 1 3626 political decree IV Dxvi 1

Warsaw National Museum 142458 Eretria Painter rf cup 650 Würzburg εartin-von-Wagner εuseum H 4600 bell krater fragment 412 H 5697 rf bell krater IV Axxv, 425

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Aelian De com. 32: IV Avi NA 6.51: IV Av 2, 338, 343, 344 Vit. Aesch. 10–11: IV Aix 2, 358, NA 11.19: IV Dv 359–61 VH 2.13: III Vi Vit. Aeschin. 1.7: III Oiv VH 14.40: IV Cx 3, 587–8 Vit. Eurip. 6: IV Cix 1, 536, 584–5 Aeneas Tacticus Vit. Soph. 55–8: IV Cviii 17.5: IV Diii 1, 611, 628, 630–1 Vit. Soph. 78–9: IV Bvi 6 Aeschines Anthologia Graeca 1.157: III Oi 7.21: 37 3.41–8: I Av 4g, 190 7.37: IV Bvi 8, 432, 480–1 Aeschylus 7.82: 482 Eu. 9–14: 580 7.125: IV Aiii 7, 318, 319 TrGF F 231: 364 7.707: IV Bvi 9, 432, 480–1, 482 TrGF F 233: 357 7.708: 481 TrGF F 261: 357 9.600: IV Aiii 6 11.32: IV Bv 5, 432, 471 TrGF F 365: 364 13.28: 261 TrGF F 382: 30, 31 Antiatticist TrGF T 1.35–47: IV Aix 2, 358, 359–61 π γ4μ γ44 TrGF T 3: IV Aix 1, 358 Antigonus of Carystus TrGF T 86: 355 Mir. 161: IV Div TrGF T 162: 359 Antiphanes Aglaosthenes PCG F 111: 334, 771 FGrH 499 F 3 PCG F 145: 272 Alciphron PCG T 1: 697 3.12: 534 PCG T 2: 697 4.18: 807 Antiphon Alexis 5.77: IV Dix 1, 606, 679–80 PCG F 146: 504–5 Apollodorus PCG T 1: 288 Neaer. 59.78: 31 Amphion of Thespiae Apollophanes FGrH 387 F 1: IV Cv 3, 564–5 PCG F 9: 343 Anaxandrides Apostolius PCG T 1: 697 15.9: 647 PCG T 2: 697 Archilochus Androtion fr. 251 West: 685 FGrH 324 F 38: 77 Arion Anonymous PMG 939: 214 De com. 1–7: I Avii 3d, 453 Ariphron De com. 9: IV Aiii 8, 317–18, 328, 343 PMG 813: 47

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Aristophanes Po. 1454b24–5: 402–3 Ach. 9–11: 17 Po. 1461b35: 273 Ach. 201–2: 19 Po. 1462a7: 583 Ach. 237–79: III Ai Pol. 1241a33–7: 435, 501 Ach. 248–50: 30 Pol. 1276b: 50 Ach. 259–60: 30 Pol. 1318b23–5: 515–16 Ach. 264–5: 48, 177 Pol. 1322b38–23a3: 57 Ach. 406: 24 Rh. 1384b11–16: IV Axi 1, 372–3, 536 Ach. 862: 98 fr. 44a Janko (On Poets): 279 Ach. 866: 98 fr. 568 Rose: 329 Clouds 36: 25 fr. 627 Rose: 479–80 Frogs 840: 187 fr. 635 Rose: 473 Frogs 1491–5: 213 Aristoxenos of Selinus Peace 529–32: 23–4, 86 PCG F 1: 305, 307 Peace 535–8: 24 PCG T 2: 305–6 Peace 700–1: 125 Aristoxenus Peace 741–2: 442 fr. 28 Wehrli: 292 Peace 874–6: 86 fr. 103 Wehrli: 496 Peace 962–7: 442 fr. 104 Wehrli: 496 Th. 730–55: 421–4 fr. 108 Wehrli: IV Bix 4, 436, 500 Wasps 54–63: IV Bi 3, 432, 442–3 fr. 114 Wehrli: 454, 790 Wasps 1478–81: 144 fr. 124 Wehrli: IV Axxi 2, 409–10 Wasps 1505: 786 Wasps 1511: 786 An. 1.11.1–2: IV Cxii 2, 594, 595, 596 Wasps 1518–19: 369 Athenaeus Wasps 1531: 369 2.39c: 210 PCG F 130: 166 2.50f: 780 Aristophanes of Byzantium 3.94f: 316 fr. 363 Slater: IV Biii 3, 460 4.139c–f: IV Bix 5 Aristotle 4.148f–9b: IV Bxv 2, 526, 527 Ath. 47.4: 230, 231 5.181c: IV Aii 2, 308 Ath. 54.8: 16, 59, 211, 212, 604, 699 5.196a: 791 Ath. 56.3–4: IV Dvi 6, 580, 611, 650, 651 5.198c: 791 Ath. 61.1: 205 6.270a: 287–8 Ath. 61.5: 205 8.349b: IV Cxiii 2 EN 1123a19–27: IV Bi 5, 296, 431, 442, 8.349d–e: 467 443–4 8.350b–c: 467 Mir. 832b17–21: IV Ei 8.350f: IV Bi 4, 431, 444 Oec. 1347a25–31: IV Dix 4, 606, 682 8.351c–d: 790 Oec. 1351b36–52a8: IV Eviii, 751 8.351e–f: IV Cxiv, 473 Po. 1448a28–b1: IV Bii 1, 431, 432, 440, 442, 8.352d: 787–8 450, 451–3, 454, 471 9.392f: 482 Po. 1448a33: 318 9.402b–c: IV Aix 5, 364 Po. 1449a11: 23, 49 10.422f: 534 Po. 1449a21–3: 324 10.456c–d: 621 Po. 1449a36–b8: IV Aiii 2, 308, 327, 337 10.456e–7a: IV Dii 1, 610, 618–19 Po. 1454b3–7: 46 13.586d: 780

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Athenaeus (cont.) Columella 13.595d: 780 5.5.8: 42–3 14.617b–f: I Bi 13d, 482 Comica adespota 14.620d: 791, 807 PCG F 57: IV Axxii 14.621d: IV Bx 3b, 472, 510, 511, 513, 514 PCG F 73: 188 14.622a: 23 PCG F *307: 443 14.627c–d: 359 PCG F 745: 29 14.629a: IV Cv 3 PCG F 1107: 808 14.631c: IV Bix 4, 436, 500 Cratinus 14.632a: IV Axxi 2 PCG F 218: 166 14.648d: 325 14.659a: IV Biii 1, 460, 461, 462 Deinolochos 14.659a–b: IV Biii 3, 460, 461 PCG F 8: 343 14.659c: IV Biii 12, 462 PCG T 3: 343 15.698c: IV Aiii 13 Demochares 15.698d: 723 FGrH 75 F 6a: III Oiv Demokrates NA 10.18.5–7: IV Eix 1, 769, 770 TrGF 124 T 1: 584 Demosthenes Bacchylides 18.129: 187 fr. 16: IV Cvi 5, 577 18.180: III Oii, 187 18.242: III Oiii, 4 Callias 18.261–2: III Ov, 4–5, 187 PCG F *3: 333 19.60: 208 Callimachus 19.192–5: IV Cxii 7, 538, 596 fr. 64: 346 19.246: 16, 17, 186, 187, 272 fr. 178: 143 19.303: 521 fr. 201: IV Axiv 1, 387 21.13–14: I Bi 13a, 703 fr. 407: IV Div 21.14–18: 98, 444, 703 fr. 451: IV Cix 2, 585 49.31–2: 60 Callisthenes 57.9: 200 FGrH 124 F 5: IV Bi 4, IV Cxiv, 444, 473 57.10: 133 Carcinus 57.13: 200 TrGF 70 F 5: 366 57.18–19: IV Cvii Certamen 59.26–8: 468 212–14: 557 Dicaearchus Chamaeleon fr. 63 Wehrli: 473 fr. 37 Martano: IV Dii 1, 610, 618–19 Dio Cassius Chio 9.39.5–10: IV Axxi 6, 411 17.1.5–7: 790 Dio Chrysostom 2.2–3: IV Cxii 3 Arch. 5: 290 Verr. 2.4.57: 304 5.5.1: IV Ax 3, 368 Clement of Alexandria 5.55–6: 541 Protr. 2.30.4: 288 13.93.2: 361 Strom. 1.16.79.1: 449 13.94.1: IV Ai 1, 296, 299

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14.63.3: 300 PCG F 79: 320 14.86.1: IV Biv 2, 465 PCG F 80: 320 15.13.5: 301 PCG F 81: 316, 320 15.40.1–2: IV Bxv 1, 437, 526 PCG F 84: 325 15.53: 564 PCG F 93: 329 15.75.1: IV Cxi 2, 589 PCG F 96: 329 16.36.3: 790 PCG F 97: 345 16.83.2: 302–3 PCG F 98: 324, 338, 345 16.83.3: IV Axv PCG F 100: 324 16.92: 537 PCG F 103: 324–5, 352 17.16.3–5: IV Cxii 1, 594, 595 PCG F 108: 324, 325 19.45.5: 698 PCG F 113: 324 20.84.3: 609, 698 PCG F 123: IV Aiv 2, 319, 328, 338–9, 341 20.102.2–3: IV Bv 8, 473 PCG F 136: 326 Diogenes Laertius PCG F 143: 339 2.63: IV Ax 2, 368 PCG F 147: 326 2.134: 473 PCG F 161: 308 5.87–8: 790 PCG F 211: 325 5.91: IV Fiv 2, 779, 790 PCG F 221: IV Aix 3, 338, 345, 363 5.92: 144, 454 PCG F 237: IV Axii 1, 377 8.78: IV Aiii 7 PCG F 271: 308, 325 9.109: IV Bvi 10, 483 PCG F 276: 326 Diomedes PCG T 3: 322 Ars Gramm. pp. 486–7: IV Ai 5, 297, 299 PCG T θαμ IV Aiii 8, 317–18 Dionysios Skymnaios PCG T 9: IV Aiii 7 TrGF 208 F 1: 32 PCG T 12: IV Aiii 11, 318 Dionysius of Halicarnassus PCG T 14: IV Aiii 9, 329 19.5.1–4: IV Axxi 4, 411 PCG T 15: IV Aiii 10, 328 Din. 8: 187 PCG T 20: IV Aiii 13 Dioscorides PCG T 35: 323 fr. 22: IV Bvi 8, 432 Eratosthenes fr. 23: IV Bvi 9, 432 Erigone fr. 22: I Avii 2c, 34, 36 Diphilus Erigone fr. 23: 257 PCG T 11: 807 FGrH 241 F 33: 707 FGrH 241 F 44: 801 Ecphantides Etymologicum Genuinum PCG F 3: IV Bi 1, 442 s.v. ύμ IV Bi 9, 431, 444 Epicharmus Etymologicum Magnum PCG F 4: 344 s.v. ἑωάαμ βγβ PCG F 9: 307, 330 Eubulus PCG F 13: 324, 352 PCG F 6: 36 PCG F 40: 325 PCG F 7: III Avi PCG F 51: 307, 331 Eudoxus of Cnidus PCG F 65: 357 fr. 363 Lasserre: IV Div PCG F 76: 306 Eunapius PCG F 77: 304–5, 306–7, 308 Hist. fr. 54: 599

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Euphorion 2.49: 444–5 TrGF 12 T 1: 363 5.67.5: IV Bv 1, 432, 471 Eupolis 6.21.2: 346 PCG F 148: 307 6.27: 579, 629 PCG F 261: IV Bi 2, 442 6.67: IV Bix 1, 435, 436, 500 PCG F 326: 307 Hesiod Euripides Op. 654–9: IV Cv 1, 563 Ba. 68–70: 23 Th. 3–10: 563 IT 1447–67: 128, 131 Th. 22–34: 557, 563 TrGF F 221: 395 fr. 71c M–W: 556 TrGF F 223.57–99: 396–7 Hesychius TrGF F 453: 370–1 α ιγκ1μ 1κθ TrGF F 758a–b: 676 α 8294: 411 TrGF T 1, IA.6: IV Cix 1, 536 10θιμ κη TrGF T 33b: 79 1β4γμ IV Bx 8, 511 TrGF T 55: 77 1β4ημ IV Bx 9, 511, 514 TrGF T 56: 77 317: IV Bi 8, 442 887: 494 Festus 4ηγμ IV Bx 5, 511, 514 s.v. Maeson: IV Biii 7, 460, 461 689: 443 Florus 1821: IV Bx 6, 510, 511, 514 Epitome 1.13.3–4: IV Axxi 5, 410 1880: 186 Frontinus 1887: 3 Stratagems 3.2.6: IV Axiii 2, 281, 379–80 2402: IV Axxi 3, 411 2473: 201 Galen 2026: 368, 502 Gloss. s.v. έμ ιββ βι4μ γ1 Hipp.Epid. III, 17.1.197–8: 722 γικμ IV Bx 12 379: IV Bx 12 Harmodius of Lepreon 409: IV Bx 12 FGrH 319 F 1: IV Bxv 2, 526, 527 471: IV Bx 12 Harpocration 3689: IV Bx 11, 514 s.v. Ἁῶαμ γβ 4684: IV Bx 10, 514 s.v. ἀώαμ γβ 96: IV Biii 2, 460 s.v. Ἑαῖμ IV Biii 11, 461 ληλμ γη0 s.v. αμ III Av 1759: IV Biii 6 s.v. Ὁαμ θβκ 564: 798 s.v. Πααῖ α Πααμ β0θ 195: 337 Hellanicus 196: 337 EGM F 162: 340 1290: IV Aiii 12, 331 Hephaestion 1γ4βμ γ1θ 8.3: IV Aii 1, 324 115: 206 Heraclitus 1408: IV Axii 3, 377 fr. 15 D–K: 731 4κ0μ γ41 Herodas 671: IV Biii 5 8.36–65: 34 Herodotus υ 1λ4μ θιβ 1.23: 435, 468 φ 649: 511

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Himerios Machon Or. 31, 63–5: 188 fr. 11.119–33: IV Cxiii 2, 600 Hippocrates fr. 11.141–7: IV Fiii 4, 787–8 Epid. 1.20: IV Dxvi 2, 609, 610, 722–3 fr. 17.349–86: 468 Epid. 1.21: 609, 723 Macrobius Homer Sat. 5.19.17: IV Aix 6, 364 Il. 6.27: 25 Memnon Il. 6.429–30: 338 FGrH 434 F 1.1.3: 790 Hyginus Menander Astr. 2.4: I Avii 2c, 36 Epit. 470–519: 128 Fab. 8: 394 Synarist. fr. 12 Arnott: IV Bv 6, 472

Iamblichus Neanthes of Kyzikos VP 126: 287 FGrH 84 F 13: IV Aiii 5, 319 VP 166: IV Aiii 11, 318 VP 266: IV Aiii 11, 318 of Rhegium Papyri PMG 342: 343 PHerc. 1007: IV Biii 8, 461 Ion of Chios PHerc. 1471: IV Biii 9, 461 FGrH 392 F 6: 629 POxy. 1176: 371 FGrH 392 F 7: 355, 360 POxy. 2256: IV Bvi 3, 479–80 FGrH 392 F 22: 355 POxy. 2426: 323 Isaeus POxy. 2659: 322, 343 3.80: 11 POxy. 4502: 52, 232 8.15–16: III U PTeb. 695: 584 Isocrates Parian Marble 17.52: IV Fiii 1, 778, 786, 787 FGrH 239 A 39: I Avii 3a, 449, 451 19.36: IV Dxiv 1, 610, 712–13 FGrH 239 A 55: IV Aiii 4, 311, 318 Istros FGrH 239 A 59: IV Aix 1, 355, 358 FGrH 334 F 3: 30 Pausanias 1.2.5: 144, 206, 526 Lexica Segueriana 1.14.5: 359 s.v. Ξύμ γγι 1.21.2: 360 s.v. Παωίαμ β0η–θ 1.31.1: 133–4 Lexicon Vindobonense 1.31.4: 201, 207 s.v. Δύαμ βι 1.31.5: 83 Lucian 1.31.6: 37, 52 Anach. 38: IV Bix 7, 501 1.40.6: 387 Hist.Conscr. 1: IV Cxiii 1, 599 1.44.5: 444 Ind. 5: 467 Nec. 16: 707 1.44.6: 703 Lycophron 2.7.3: 474 Alexandra 212: 525 2.7.5: 472 TrGF 100 F 2: 666 2.13.5: 432, 483 Lycurgus 2.13.6: 483 fr. 7.3 Conomis: III Av 2.22.1: 541 Lysias 2.27.5: IV Bviii 2, 521 13.32: 208 2.29.1: 484 21.4: 166 3.11.9: IV Bix 8, 436, 500

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Pausanias (cont.) FGrH 328 F 206: 252 3.12.10: 500–1 FGrH 328 F 219: 700 4.4.1: 647 FGrH 328 F 222: 707 4.27.10: 528 Philodemus 5.25.2–5: 392 PHerc. 1007 cols. 6a–8a: IV Biii 8, 461 5.27.1–2: IV Aiv 3, 337, 339–40 PHerc. 1471 col. XIIb: IV Biii 9, 461 5.27.7: IV Aiv 3, 337, 339–40 Rh. I.197.9–10: 272 6.1.7: 81 Rh. col. 15a, 3–10: 752 6.5.2–3: IV Cxi 1, 589 Philostratus 6.9.4: 335 Im. 1.25: 614 6.26.2: 614 Nero 641.14–16: 433 7.32.1: 437 VA 1.35.44–9: IV Cxii 10, 596 8.32.1: 519 Philoxenos 8.39.6: 526 PMG 836: 323 9.1.8: 528 Photius 9.12.6: 648 FGrH 434 F 1.3.2–3: IV Fiv 1, 770, 779, 9.16.6: 544 790 9.25.5: 547 α 4θθμ ιλ0 9.27.5: 563 α 10κ0μ γβ 9.30.1–31.3: IV Cv 2, 555, 563, 565 θγθμ 1κθ 9.31.4: 557 100θμ γιη 9.35.1: 556 91: 31 9.38.1: 556 86: 166 10.7.4–5: 566 104μ IV Bx 13 10.19.4: 578, 579 ι1μ γγι Phanodemus ιβμ γγι FGrH 325 F 5: 144 844: 316 Pherecrates Phrynichus PCG F 10.1: 339 TrGF 3 F 8: 346 PCG F 155: 427 TrGF 3 T 5: 346 PCG F 162.9: 25 Pindar PCG F 182: III Aii I. 7.3–5: 100 PCG T 2: 24 O. 6.5–9: 339, 341 Pherecydes of Athens O. 6.8–9: 341 EGM fr. 90b: 32 O. 6.77–100: 341 Philemon O. 6.94–6: 303 PCG F 132: 808 O. 13.13–19: 435, 468 PCG T 1: 279 O. 14.3–9: 556 PCG T 2: 279 O. 14.14–15: 556 PCG T 3: 279 P. 1.64, 68: 385 PCG T 11: 279–80 P. 12.26: 556–7 PCG T 12: 279 Pae. 6.61: 570 Philochorus Pae. D4: 617–18 FGrH 328 F 5: 129 fr. 115: 686 FGrH 328 F 94: 49 Plato FGrH 328 F 187: 141 Cri. 52b: 213 FGrH 328 F 191: 129 Grg. 502d: 30

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Grg. 454b: 391 Mor. 604e–5b: 358 Hipparch. 228c–29b: 146 Mor. 674b–c: 188 Ion 530a: 493 Mor. 674d–e: IV Cvi 1, 574 La. 183a–b: III Aiii 2, 9, 28, 29 Mor. 749c: 566 Laws 637a–b: IV Axxi 1, 409 Mor. 799e–f: IV Cii Laws 659b–c: IV Axii 4, 378 Mor. 802d: 354 Laws 811a: 334 Mor. 842a: III Vii Laws 816d–17a: IV Bx 1, 510, 512, 513–14 Mor. 848b: 707 Laws 935d: 47 Mor. 1096b: 537, 594 R. 475d: III Aiii 1, 10, 17, 28, 29 Mor. 1098b–c: III Aiv Tht. 152e: IV Aiii 1 Mor. 1131f–32a: 469 Plato Comicus Mor. 1141b: 98 PCG F 143: 369 Nic. 3.5: IV Dvi 3, 580, 611, 649, 650 PCG F 149: 583 Nic. 29: IV Axi 5, 373–4, 733–4 PCG F 267: 443 Num. 8.17: 318 Plautus Pel. 25: 543 Cist. 156–63: IV Bv 7, 472, 474 Pel. 29.7: IV Cxi 3 Curc. 644–50: IV Bvii 2, 485–6 Pel. 29.9–11: IV Cx 1, 587 Pliny Pel. 35.7: 587 HN 2.231: 614 Phil. 11: 434 HN 35.106: 735, 736 Pomp. 42.4: 681 Plutarch Prov. 1.76: 375 Ages. 21.4: IV Bx 4, 436, 510, 511, 514 Sol. 8.4: 133–4 Ages. 29: IV Bix 6, 436, 500, 501 Sull. 19: 544 Alex. 10.2–3: 468, 772 Tim. 31: 384 Alex. 17.9: 771 Tim. 34.3–5: IV Axvii, 384 Alex. 29.5: 736 Tim. 34.5–7: IV Ai 3, 296, 299, 384 Arat. 17.4: 467 Tim. 38.5–7: IV Ai 4, 296, 299 Arist. 1.4: 543 Polemon Cleom. 12.1–4: 437 fr. 40 Preller: 210 Demetr. 22: 736 fr. 45 Preller: IV Aiii 13 Dio 38.2–4: IV Ai 2, 296, 297, 299 fr. 46 Preller: IV Biii 12, 460 Dio 42.8–43.2: IV Axvi, 296 FHG fr. 90: 631 Lyc. 28.4–5: IV Bx 2, 510, 512, 513–14 Pollux Mor. 68a: IV Aiii 9, 329 4.104–5: IV Bx 7, 49, 511, 513, 514 Mor. 175c: IV Aiii 10, 328 4.148–50: IV Biii 4, 461 Mor. 212e–f: 505 5.75: 329 Mor. 299c–300a: 556 9.41–2: 351–2 Mor. 334a–b: IV Cx 2 9.121: 33 Mor. 334e: 272, 736 9.149: 511 Mor. 348e: 707, 799 Mor. 389b–c: IV Cvi 4, 577 4.6.1: 467 Mor. 458a: 807–8 5.44.1.1–10: IV Fiii 2, 788 Mor. 527d: I Avii 2h, 13, 21 6.10: IV Eiv 1, 729, 751, 752, 766 Mor. 578e–9a: IV Cv 4, 564 Polybius Mor. 601b: 186 4.20.8–4.21.1: IV Bxii 2, 437, 517, 521 Mor. 604d–f: 359 8.30.7: IV Axxi 7, 410

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Polybius (cont.) Wasps 1479: 144 12.25i–k: 375 Wealth 83: 288 12.26: 370 Wealth 1129: 32–3 Polycrates Scholia Aristotle FGrH 588 F 1: IV Bix 5, 501 EN 1123a19–27: IV Bi 6, 442, 443, 444, 451 Pratinas Rh. 1384b: IV Axi 2, 372–3, 536 TrGF 4 F 1: 482 Scholia Demosthenes Prolegomena de Comoedia (Koster) 19.192 (§ 383): IV Cxii 8, 596 III 1–7: I Avii 3d, 453 Scholia Euripides III 9–17: IV Aiii 8, 317–18 Andr. 445: IV Cix 2, 585 III 32: IV Avi Scholia Homer XIa I 78–88: IV Bii 2, 450, 454 Il. 6.136: 129 XIb 3–26: IV Bii 3, 450, 452–3 Il. 22.29: 143 XVIIIa 1–29: IV Bii 4, 450, 452–3, 454 Scholia Lucian Proverbia Bodleiana DMeretr. 6.1: 32, 192 285: IV Bi 7 Scholia Lycophron Pseudo Acronion Alexandra 212: 525–6 Sch. Hor. Ars P. 216: IV Bvi 2, 480 Scholia Pindar Pseudo Diogenianus N. 1, 7b: 380 On Proverbs 1.9–12: IV Biii 13, 460, 461 N. 2, 1c: 331–2 O. 9.1: 801 Satyrus O. 13.25: 686 Vit. Eurip. F 6 fr. 39 col. xix: IV Axi 4, O. 14.3–4: 556 373–4 Scholia Plato Scholia Aeschines Rep. 475d: 3, 27 1.43 Dilts: 3, 27 Scholia Sophocles 1.95: Dilts: 3 Hyp. OC: 479–80 Scholia Aeschylus Scholia Thucydides Eu. 626: IV Aix 3, 338 1.126.5: IV Cxii 9 Hyp. Laios, POxy. 2256 fr. 2: IV Bvi 3 Semos of Delos Hyp. Th.: IV Bvi 4, 479–80 PMG 851a–b: 23 Scholia Aristophanes Simonides Ach. 439: 425 fr. 69 Diehl: 621 Ach. 1002: 34 fr. 70 Diehl: 615 Clouds 331a: 583 PMG 519 fr. 35b: 579 Ec. 1: 47 PMG 519 fr. 35i: 580 Frogs 13: 345 Sophocles Frogs 86a: 786 TrGF F 362: 343 Frogs 343: 87 TrGF T A 1.55–8: IV Cviii, 536 Peace 73b: IV Aix 4, 364 TrGF T A 1.78–9: IV Bvi 6 Peace 185: 334 TrGF T 177: 37 Peace 530: 23 TrGF T 179: IV Bvi 8, 432 Peace 778: 786 Sophron Peace 874b: III G PCG F 123: IV Aviii, 296, 302 Peace 876a: 86 PCG F 136: 324 Th. 80: 133–4 PCG F 147: 324 Wasps 768a: 341 PCG T 2: 279

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PCG T 12: 353 394: IV Ax 1, 367, 368 PCG T 17: 279 β0μ γ1ι PCG T 19: 279 β1κμ 4ιγ Sosibius κ0θμ IV Bv 4, 471 FGrH 595 T 1: IV Bx 3a, 510 2230: IV Bvi 1, 428, 479, 480, 482 Sositheus 2963: 736 TrGF 99 T 1: IV Bvi 9, 432 3128: 647 Stephanus of Byzantium 171: 412 232.3–5: IV Cxii 4 441: 346 Stesichorus 816: 691 fr.100 Finglass: 615, 619 859: IV Bx 3a, 510 863: 279 9.2.40: 556 881: 473 9.3.10: 566 945: 790 14.2.3: 735 175: 647 14.2.5: 736 φ 358: 791 14.5.8: 279 φ 609: IV Aiv 1, 296, 337, 340, 341–2, 443 Suda φ 761: 427 α γηιμ γθβ φ ιθβμ γ4η α ιβλμ ιλ0 χ 318: 317 α 1βι4μ θκ1 Susarion α 1λκβμ θλι PCG F 1: IV Bii 2, 450 α γκλγμ ηββ PCG T 2: 144 α 4βθθμ κ0η PCG T 8: 144 α 4θκβμ βιλ PCG T 10: 144 α ιβλμ ιλ0 PCG T 11: 450 α 11γκμ βκκ PCG T 12: IV Bii 4, 451 α 1βι4μ θκ1 α βθγιμ 4ηκ–λ Themistius α 41ιιμ γβ, γγ Or. 27.337b Harduin: IV Bv 2, 309, 337, 432, α 4266: 805 471 α 357: 358 Theocritus 115: 441 16.104: 556 γγκμ IV Av 1, 343 Ep. 18: IV Aiii 6, 297, 319, 327, 328 4β1μ β4 Theodectes 11ιλμ IV Aiii 14, 328, 332 TrGF 72 T 1: IV Eix 2, 770 βηιμ βγβ TrGF 72 T 5: IV Eix 3 1425: 375, 377 TrGF 72 T 6: IV Eix 1, 769, 770 2766: IV Aiii 3, 317, 318, 319, 328, Theophrastus 339 fr. 576 Fortenbaugh: 647–8 γγκθμ γβ Thespis γθλημ ηγι TrGF 1 T 6: 144 γκ00μ γθγ TrGF 1 T 24: 144 1γκμ IV Eix 2, 770 Thucydides 1γλμ ιι1 3.104: IV Dvi 1, 580, 611, 646–7, 648, 649, 651 282: IV Bv 3, 432, 471 4.59–64: 370 653: IV Eix 3 6.51.1: IV Axiii 1, 281

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Thucydides (cont.) Xenophon 6.54.6: 146 HG 2.4.33: 208 8.93.1: 208 HG 4.4.2–3: IV Biv 1, 465 Timaeus (grammarian) HG 4.8.18–19: IV Eiv 2, 729, 751 Lex. s.v. Ξυίμ γγι HG 6.4.16: IV Bix 3, 436, 500, 501 Timaeus (historian) HG 7.1.33–8: 519 FGrH 566 F 22: IV Axi 3, 374–5 Mem. 3.3.12: IV Dvi 4, 580, 611, 650, FGrH 566 F 140: 305 651 FGrH 566 F 148: IV Axiv 2, 387–8 FGrH 566 F 164: 366 Zenobius Tzetzes Prov. 1.31: IV Axiv 2, 387–8 Proleg. de com. XIa I 78–88: IV Bii 2, 450 Prov. 2.11: IV Biii 10, 461, 462 Prov. 3.64: IV Axii 2, 377 Vergil Zonaras Georg. 2.380–4: I Avii 2d, 15, 33–4 α γ4η.ημ 44γ

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Agora 16, 124, l. 7: 208–9 FD III 2, 68: 575 Agora 19, L 6, l. 16: 41 FD III 3, 128: 576 Agora 19, P 13, l. 69: 46 FD III 3, 215: 575 Agora 19, P 29, ll. 14–15: 254, 256 FD III 3, 239: 576 ATD TE 1: 230, 605 FD III 5, 58: 573 ATD TE 2: 575 FD III 5, 75: IV Cvi 2, 576 ATD TE 17: 575 ATD TE 20: 543 GIBM 890: 772–3 ATD TE 24A–C: 561 GVI 1073a: IV Dxvi 6, 610 ATD TE 45: 543 ATD TE 53: 732–3 ID 43: IV Dvi 2, 580 ATD TE 60: 792 ID 98 Aa: IV Dvi 5, 580, 611, 650, 651 ATD TE 61: 792 ID 290: 232, 656 ATD TE 78: 694, 698 ID 294: 655 ID 338 Aa: 656 CEG I, 303: III Mi. See IG I3 1015 ID 372 A: 656 CEG I, 321a: IV Dvii 1, 605 ID 440 A: 655, 656 CEG I, 380; 339–40 ID 442 A: 655, 656 CEG II, 675: IV Dxvi 6, 610, 726 ID 444 A: 655, 656 CEG II, 685: 605 ID 447: 656 CEG II, 773: III Eii. See IG II3 4, 507 IDidyma 479: 731 CEG II, 877: 81 IE 53: III Hi. See IG I3 970 CID II 101: IV Cvi 2 IE 66: III Hiv. See IG II3 4, 504 CID II 139: IV Cvi 3, 232, 576 IE 68: 92, 100 CID IV 12: 575 IE 70: III Hii. See IG II2 1186 CID IV 57: IV Cvi 3, 576 IE 71: III Hiii. See IG II2 1185 CID IV 70–2: 543 IE 72: III Hv. See IG II2 1188 CIG IV, 5369: 302 IE 79: III Hvi. See IG II3 4, 232 CIRB 1039: 787 IE 80: 92 Corinth 8.1 no. 4: 468 IE 84: 91, 92, 95 Corinth 8.3 no. 11: IV Biv 3, 466, 467 IE 85: 106, 229, 264, 265 Corinth 8.3 no. 16: IV Biv 4, 466, 467 IE 95: 106 Corinth 8.3 no. 17: IV Biv 5, 467 IE 96: III Hx. See IG II2 1192 Corinth 8.3 no. 18: IV Biv 6, 467 IE 99: 69, 89, 91, 92, 95, 100, 105, 109 Corinth 8.3 no. 19: IV Biv 7, 466–7 IE 100: 108 Corinth 8.3 no. 20: IV Biv 8, 466, 467 IE 101: III Hvii. See IG II2 1194 IE 102: 108 FD II 107, 6: 240 IE 103: III Hviii, 92 FD III 1, 48: 574–5 IE 107: III Hix. See IG II3 4, 509 FD III 1, 400: IV Cvi 8, 579, 580, 581 IE 141: 90, 92

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IE 177: 87, 90–1, 92, 192–3, 212, 235 IG II2 1179: 138, 168, 176 IE 201: 18, 89, 91, 92 IG II2 1182: III Ri, 197–8 IE 225: 92 IG II2 1183: III Rii, 3, 15, 27, 58, 109, 198–200 IE 229: 18, 89–90, 92, 95, 108 IG II2 1185: III Hiii, 87, 88, 89, 92, 100, 101, 105, 111 IG I3 14: 759–60 IG II2 1186: III Hii, 12, 13, 14, 87, 89, 91, 92, 95, IG I3 46: I Aiv 8, 607 102, 103, 105, 106, 109, 111, 181, 226, 553 IG I3 66: 679 IG II2 1188: III Hv, 89, 91, 92, 100, 101, 102, 111, IG I3 93: 208 168, 226 IG I3 102: I Av 4a, 722 IG II2 1192: III Hx, 3, 89, 92, 101 IG I3 248: 234 IG II2 1194: III Hvii, 4, 13, 89, 92, 100, 106 IG I3 250, B l. 23: 31 IG II2 1196: 74 IG I3 253: III Mii, 13, 140, 143, 157, 177 IG II2 1197: III Dv, 62, 63, 66, 67 IG I3 254: III Miii, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 22, 26, 78, IG II2 1198: III Di, 13, 14, 22, 62, 63, 64, 67, 72, 109, 134, 138, 140, 141, 142, 143, 147, 149, 73 150, 152, 163, 182, 263, 746 IG II2 1200: III Dii, 18, 62, 63, 64, 66, 69, 70, 72, IG I3 258: 141, 200, 264 73 IG I3 258bis: III Yiii, 12–13, 263, 266 IG II2 1201: 64, 69, 70 IG I3 757: 262 IG II2 1202: III Diii, 3, 14, 18, 58, 62, 63, 64, 66, IG I3 833bis: 261, 668, 726 67, 73, 89, 121 IG I3 948: 146 IG II2 1203: 84 IG I3 961: 164 IG II2 1204: 190 IG I3 964: 77 IG II2 1206: III Bvi, 13, 39, 42, 161, 709 IG I3 969: III Ei, 12, 15, 16, 75, 76, 80, 82, 123, IG II2 1210: III Eiii 163, 170, 181, 728 IG II2 1214: III Vv, 3, 14, 18, 22, 74, 102, 168, IG I3 970: III Hi, 15, 17, 91, 101, 103, 106, 107 212, 216, 223, 226–7, 251 IG I3 1015: III Mi, 138, 140 IG II2 1215: 249 IG I3 1023: 146 IG II2 1227: 226, 699 IG I3 1027bis: III Yi, 146, 182 IG II2 1229: 250 IG I3 1077: 210 IG II2 1241: 200–1 IG I3 1113: 209 IG II2 1243: 192 IG I3 1190, l. 52: 474 IG II2 1254: 219 IG I3 1468: IV Dvi 2 IG II2 1267: 41 IG II2 380: III Viv, 212 IG II2 1274: III Hvii, 4, 13, 22, 58, 74, 89, 92, IG II2 410: III Viii. See IG II3 1, 416 100, 106 IG II2 456: 211, 212, 233 IG II2 1311: III Wvi, 237, 748–9 IG II2 500: 198 IG II2 1496: 211, 235 IG II2 555: IV Fi, 722, 776 IG II2 1514: 85 IG II2 1008: I Aiii 1c, 211, 699 IG II2 1515: 85 IG II2 1011: 700 IG II2 1516: 85 IG II2 1035: 10, 209, 230, 700 IG II2 1582: 183 IG II2 1145: 190 IG II2 1622: 176 IG II2 1161: III P IG II2 1629: 119 IG II2 1172: 141 IG II2 1672: 170 IG II2 1173: III Bi, 37, 140 IG II2 1749: 129 IG II2 1176: III Vvi, 13, 52, 53, 161, 209, 210, IG II2 2318: 43, 288, 317, 366–7, 582, 688, 696–7, 211, 212, 215, 251, 265 752 IG II2 1178: III Mvi, 3, 13, 42, 140, 163, 176, 177 IG II2 2319: 505, 752

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IG II2 2325: 32, 317, 505, 583, 693 IG II2 4906: 75 IG II2 2325 A: IV Bvi 5, 310, 367, 480, 771 IG II2 4976: See IG II3 4, 1866 IG II2 2325 B: 272, 289, 752 IG II2 5078: See IG II3 4, 1886 IG II2 2325 C: 24, 309, 310 IG II2 6218: 271 IG II2 2325 E: 24, 288, 772 IG II2 6282: 163 IG II2 2325 F: 188, 272 IG II3 1, 339: 368 IG II2 2325 G: 279, 584 IG II3 1, 347: 614 IG II2 2325 H: 272, 288, 289, 505, 688, 696, 752, IG II3 1, 365: 219 807 IG II3 1, 378: 57 IG II2 2325 incert. fr. h: 695–6 IG II3 1, 416: III Viii, 4, 211, 212, 214, 252 IG II2 2329: 233 IG II3 1, 432: I Ai 2b, 368 IG II2 2334: 210 IG II3 1, 436: I Aix 3d, 219 IG II2 2366: 78 IG II3 1, 447: 264 IG II2 2419: 583, 690 IG II3 1, 449: 215–16 IG II2 2492: 69, 264 IG II3 1, 1005: 215 IG II2 2661: 176 IG II3 1, 1153: 249 IG II2 2767: III Riii, 200, 685 IG II3 4, 35: 46 IG II2 2794: 772 IG II3 4, 56: 50 IG II2 2816: IV Cvi 7, 532, 579–80 IG II3 4, 222: 147–8 IG II2 2825: 75 IG II3 4, 232: III Hvi, 88, 92, 95, 108, 109 IG II2 2845: III Hvi. See IG II3 4, 232 IG II3 4, 234: III Biv, 14, 39, 44 IG II2 2849: III Wi. See IG II3 4, 969 IG II3 4, 238: 75 IG II2 2854: III Wiv. See IG II3 4, 292 IG II3 4, 252: 205 IG II2 2971: 651 IG II3 4, 292: III Wiv, 3–4, 234–5 IG II2 3057: III F IG II3 4, 352: 99 IG II2 3090: III Hi. See IG I3 970 IG II3 4, 433: 170, 261 IG II2 3091: III J. See IG II3 4, 498 IG II3 4, 439: 261, 668 IG II2 3092: III Biii. See IG II3 4, 500 IG II3 4, 441: 83 IG II2 3093: IV Dxii 2. See IG II3 4, 499 IG II3 4, 447: 83 IG II2 3094: III Miv. See IG II3 4, 497 IG II3 4, 449: 83 IG II2 3095: III Mvii. See IG II3 4, 501 IG II3 4, 450: 570, 583 IG II2 3096: III C. See IG II3 4, 502 IG II3 4, 453: 83 IG II2 3097: III T. See IG II3 4, 503 IG II3 4, 460: 83 IG II2 3098: III Mix. See IG II3 4, 506 IG II3 4, 463: 583 IG II2 3099: III Mviii. See IG II3 4, 508 IG II3 4, 464: 583 IG II2 3100: III Hiv. See IG II3 4, 504 IG II3 4, 467: 124, 702 IG II2 3101: III Eii. See IG II3 4, 507 IG II3 4, 471: 83 IG II2 3104: III Biv. See IG II3 4, 234 IG II3 4, 478: 702 IG II2 3106: III Bii. See IG II3 4, 510 IG II3 4, 489: 583 IG II2 3107: III Hix. See IG II3 4, 509 IG II3 4, 493: 583 IG II2 3108: III Wii, 12, 203, 205, 237, 238, 239, IG II3 4, 494: 474 467, 521 IG II3 4, 497: III Miv, 12, 14, 139, 142, 170, 171, IG II2 3109: III Wiii. See IG II3 4, 513 173 IG II2 3779: 433, 434, 530 IG II3 4, 498: III J, 14, 16, 17, 94, 166 IG II2 4604: III Hviii, 92 IG II3 4, 499: IV Dxii 2, 444, 668, 699 IG II2 4605: III Mxii. See IG II3 4, 971 IG II3 4, 500: III Biii, 12, 14, 39, 43, 50, 174, 181, IG II2 4745: 540 271, 474

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IG II3 4, 501: III Mvii, 12, 14, 15, 61, 103, 139, IG V 2, 422: 526 142, 163, 170, 171 IG V 2, 450: IV Bxii 1, 436, 519–20, 521, 527 IG II3 4, 502: III C, 12, 14, 15, 123, 163, 174 IG V 2, 453: 521 IG II3 4, 503: III T, 12, 14 IG VII 19: 444 IG II3 4, 504: III Hiv, 12, 15, 61, 91, 92, 110, 236, IG VII 20: 444 262 IG VII 21: 444 IG II3 4, 505: III Mv, 12, 14, 131, 139, 140, 142, IG VII 190: 444 160, 163, 171, 174 IG VII 530: 81 IG II3 4, 506: III Mix, 12, 14, 50, 61, 136, 139, IG VII 1795: 565 142, 163, 170, 176 IG VII 2712: 529 IG II3 4, 507: III Eii, 3, 12, 14, 50, 61, 69, 76, 77, IG VII 3175: 552 163, 261 IG VII 3196: 556 IG II3 4, 508: III Mviii, 12, 14, 15, 61, 103, 139, IG VII 3197: 556 142, 163, 170, 176, 236, 262 IG VII 3209: 553, 555 IG II3 4, 509: III Hix, 12, 14, 92, 103, 107, 163 IG VII 3409: 528 IG II3 4, 510: III Bii, 12, 14, 39, 46, 47, 50, 163, IG VII 4148: 529 164, 181, 272, 670 IG VII 4149: 529 IG II3 4, 511: III F IG IX 1 4, 798: 534 IG II3 4, 512: III Yiv, 12, 15–16, 44, 163, 260, IG IX I2 2, 420: 533 266, 269, 273 IG IX I2 4, 798: 152, 534–5 IG II3 4, 513: III Wiii, 12, 18, 70, 205, 238, 261 IG IX 12 1930: 583 IG II3 4, 515: III Bv, 12, 14, 39 IG IX 2, 1230: 536 IG II3 4, 516: III S, 11 IG XI 2, 105: 652, 653 IG II3 4, 517: 75, 123 IG XI 2, 107: 653 IG II3 4, 518: 270, 772 IG XI 2, 110: 653, 799 IG II3 4, 632: IV Cvi 7, 176, 532 IG XI 2, 112: 652, 653 IG II3 4, 713: 46 IG XI 2, 113: 653 IG II3 4, 877: 671 IG XI 2, 120: 653 IG II3 4, 929: 101 IG XI 2, 133: 652 IG II3 4, 968: III Ii, 113, 116, 118, 173 IG XI 2, 142: IV Dvi 7, 654 IG II3 4, 969: III Wi, 76, 198, 237, 241, 467, 521 IG XI 2, 144: IV Dvi 8, 611, 655, 656 IG II3 4, 970: III Hviii, 92 IG XI 2, 145: 232 IG II3 4, 971: III Mxii, 136, 163, 170, 175, 205, 262 IG XI 2, 153: 654 IG II3 4, 972: 236 IG XI 2, 154: 654, 657 IG II3 4, 1084: III Kii IG XI 2, 158: 654 IG II3 4, 1563: 126 IG XI 2, 203: 655, 656, 657 IG II3 4, 1837–8: 210 IG XI 2, 219: 657 IG II3 4, 1866: 137, 146 IG XI 2, 287: 653, 713 IG II3 4, 1886: 540–1 IG XI 4, 514: 654 IG IV 682: IV Cv 5, 543, 564–5, 596–7 IG XI 4, 528: 772 IG IV2 1, 66: 486 IG XI 4, 542: 654 IG IV2 1, 99: 493 IG XI 4, 559: 654 IG IV2 1, 100: 493 IG XI 4, 600: 654 IG IV2 1, 626: 494 IG XI 4, 1036: IV Dvi 11, 657 IG V 1, 662: 502 IG XI 4, 1043: 657 IG V 2, 178: 526 IG XI 4, 1148: IV Dvi 9, 611, 653, 655–6 IG V 2, 323: IV Bxi, 436, 523 IG XI 4, 1149: IV Dvi 10, 611, 653

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IG XII 1, 762: 698 IG XII 8, 100: 176 IG XII 2, 5: IV Dix 2, 606, 680 IG XII 8, 262: IV Dxvi 1, 609–10, 721–2, 723 IG XII 2, 503: 682 IG XII 8, 356: 723 IG XII 2, 527: 682, 683 IG XII 9, 187A: IV Dvii 2, 666 IG XII 3, 169: 609 IG XII 9, 189: 214, 672 IG XII 3, 170: 609 IG XII 9, 192: IV Dvii 9, 605, 668, 671–2, 685 IG XII 3, 190: 609 IG XII 9, 193: IV Dvii 10, 673 IG XII 4, 25: 632 IG XII 9, 196: IV Dvii 3, 605, 668 IG XII 4, 129: IV Diii 3, 632 IG XII 9, 207: 665, 667, 668 IG XII 4, 182: 632 IG XII 9, 236: 668 IG XII 4, 296: 632 IG XII 9, 237: 83–4, 668 IG XII 4, 451: 632 IG XII 9, 273: IV Dvii 4, 605, 666, 668, 669–70 IG XII 4, 452: 632 IG XII 9, 274: IV Dvii 5, 605, 666, 669 IG XII 4, 3870: 732 IG XII 9, 275: IV Dvii 8, 605, 666 IG XII 5, 35: 686 IG XII 9, 280: 667 IG XII 5, 45: IV Dx, 606 IG XII Suppl. 2: IV Dix 3, 680 IG XII 5, 52: 686–7 IG XII Suppl. 121: 682–3 IG XII 5, 444, ll. 54–5 (ep. 39): I Avii 3a, 449, 451 IG XII Suppl. 125: 682 IG XII 5, 444, ll. 71–2 (ep. 55): IV Aiii 4, 311, 318 IG XII Suppl. 139: 682 IG XII 5, 444, ll. 74–5 (ep. 59): IV Aix 1, 355, 358 IG XII Suppl. 140: 683 IG XII 5, 471: 713 IG XII Suppl. 150: 609 IG XII 5, 481: IV Dxiv 2, 610, 713 IG XII Suppl. 250: 613 IG XII 5, 482: 713 IG XII Suppl. 258: 613 IG XII 5, 530: 618 IG XII Suppl. 354: IV Dxvi 4, 610, 725 IG XII 5, 544: IV Dii 2, 610, 618, 619–20, 651 IG XII Suppl. 357: IV Dxvi 5, 610, 725–6 IG XII 5, 714: IV Di IG XII Suppl. 361: 725 IG XII 5, 798: 715, 716 IG XII Suppl. 399: 724–5 IG XII 5, 800: 715 IG XII Suppl. 400: IV Dxvi 3, 173, 174, 610, IG XII 5, 802: 715, 716 723–4, 732 IG XII 5, 868: 715 IG XIV 3: 302 IG XII 6, 38: 708 IGASMG II2 5: 332 IG XII 6, 56: IV Dxiii 2, 605, 657, 707–10 IGASMG II2 45: IV Avii, 280, 362, 377, 807 IG XII 6, 112: 708 IGBulg I2 307: 776 IG XII 6, 119: 708 IGBulg I2 308: 776 IG XII 6, 141: 682 IGCyr 11600: IV Gi 2, 734, 791, 796–803 IG XII 6, 150: 706, 708 IGCyr 12300: IV Gi 4, 791, 796, 800, 801 IG XII 6, 173: 708 IGCyr 88200: IV Gi 3, 791, 796–803 IG XII 6, 176: 706–7 IGCyr 113800: 805 IG XII 6, 253: IV Dxiii 1, 605, 706 IGCyr 116100: IV Gi 1, 363, 791, 806–7 IG XII 6, 261: 708 IGDS 56: 387 IG XII 7, 32: 629 IGDS 76: 320, 388 IG XII 7, 226: 732 IGDS 129: 332 IG XII 7, 228: 629 IGDS 131: 351 IG XII 8, 4: IV Dviii 1, 605, 674–5 IGDS 134b: IV Avii, 280, 362, 377, 807 IG XII 8, 7: 675 IGR I, 555: 286–7 IG XII 8, 11: 675 IGUR I 223: IV Dxi 1, 125–6, 582, 608, 694, IG XII 8, 15: IV Dviii 2, 605, 675 695–6

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IGUR I 224: IV Dxi 2, 522, 583, 608, 695, 696 IK Priene 25: 764 IGUR I 225: IV Dxi 3, 608 IK Priene 28: 764 IGUR I 226: IV Dxi 4, 608 IK Priene 29: 764 IGUR I 227: IV Dxi 5, 608, 694, 695, 696, 697 IK Priene 107: IV Ev 1, 609, 730, 755, 764 IGUR I 228: IV Dxi 6, 608 IK Priene 180: 764 IGUR I 229: IV Dxi 7, 125–6, 608, 695, 696, 697 IK Priene 181: 764 IGUR I 230: IV Dxi 8, 608, 696, 697 IK Priene 182: 764 IGUR I 231: 608 IK Priene 183 764 IGUR I 232: 608 IKaunos 19: 735 IGUR I 233: 608 IKaunos 37: 735 IGUR I 234: 608 IKaunos 49: 736 IK Assos 7: 728 IKaunos 51: 736 IK Byzantion 2: 780 IKaunos 52: 736 IK Ephesos 1390: 730 IKaunos 53: 736 IK Ephesos 1452: 730, 731 IKaunos 62: 735 IK Ephesos 1453: 730 IMT Kyz Kapu Dağ 1437: 776 IK Ephesos 1457: 730 IOrop. 25: 540, 808 IK Ephesos 1470: 730 IOrop. 63: 540 IK Ephesos 2070 + 2071: 502 IOrop. 179: 540 IK Erythrai 6: IV Evi 1, 730, 758 IOrop. 292: 541 IK Erythrai 8: 758 IOrop. 298: 541 IK Erythrai 12: 758 IOrop. 301: 541 IK Erythrai 13: 759 IOrop. 335: 541 IK Erythrai 21: IV Evi 2, 730, 759 IOrop. 430: 539 IK Erythrai 24: 755, 759, 760 IOrop. 435: 539 IK Erythrai 27: 759 IOrop. 520: 541 IK Erythrai 35: 759 IosPE I2 25: IV Fii IK Erythrai 36: 759 IosPE I2 31: IV Fii IK Erythrai 60: 759 IosPE I2 344: 777 IK Erythrai 111: 759 IPriene 3: IV Evii 2, 763 IK Erythrai 115: 759 IPriene 4a: IV Evii 3, 763, 764 IK Erythrai 119: 759 IPriene 5: IV Evii 1, 729, 763–4 IK Iasos 42: 733 IPriene 8: IV Ev 1, 609, 730, 755, 764 IK Iasos 43: 733 IPriene 17: 764 IK Iasos 82: 733 IPriene 18: 764 IK Ilion 1: IV Eii, 738 IPriene 19: 764 IK Ilion 2: 738, 744 IPriene 21: 764 IK Kyme 2: 753 IPriene 22: 763, 764 IK Kyme 4: 753 IPriene 23: 764 IK Kyme 89: 753 IPriene 175: 764 IK Lampsakos 1: IV Dxvi 4, 610, 725 IPriene 176: 764 IK Priene 5: IV Evii 1, 729, 763–4 IPriene 177: 764 IK Priene 16: IV Evii 2, 763 IPriene 178: 764 IK Priene 19: IV Evii 3, 763, 764 IRhamn. 1: 237 IK Priene 22: 764 IRhamn. 7: 242, 246 IK Priene 23: 763, 764 IRhamn. 15: III Wv, 3, 18, 168, 234, 239, 245, IK Priene 24: 764 246

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IRhamn. 17: 237, 245 SEG 12, 58: III Mi. See IG I3 1015 IRhamn. 19: III Wvi, 237, 748–9 SEG 12, 390: IV Diii 2, 629, 630 IRhamn. 23: 236 SEG 13, 248: 502 IRhamn. 55: 237 SEG 14, 478a: IV Cxii 6 IRhamn. 58: III Wvii SEG 14, 544: 621 IRhamn. 82: III Wi. See IG II3 4, 969 SEG 15, 104: I Aiii 1a, 211, 212 IRhamn. 83: 239 SEG 15, 494: IV Dvi 11 IRhamn. 84: 239–40 SEG 15, 517: 685 IRhamn. 85: 240 SEG 17, 415: 725 IRhamn. 98: 246 SEG 18, 222B: 81 IRhamn. 112: 240 SEG 18, 333: IV Diii 3, 629 IRhamn. 113: 237 SEG 19, 317: 698 IRhamn. 11γαμ βγι SEG 19, 569: IV Diii 4, 628, 629 IRhamn. 115: III Wii. See IG II2 3108 SEG 19, 696: IV Evi 2 IRhamn. 116: 238 SEG 20, 787: IV Diii 4, 628, 629 IRhamn. 120: III Wiii. See IG II3 4, 513 SEG 21, 469: 67 IRhamn. 121: 246 SEG 21, 519: 57, 249 IRhamn. 122: 246 SEG 21, 541: 4, 6–7, 193 IRhamn. 136: III Wiv. See IG II3 4, 292 SEG 22, 110: I Aiv 31d, 211 IRhamn. 137: III Wiv. See IG II3 4, 292 SEG 22, 117: III Mx. See SEG 63, 105 IRhamn. 141: 238 SEG 22, 120: III Wv, 3, 18, 168, 234, 239, 245, IRhamn. 182: 200, 234 246 IScM I 1: 777 SEG 23, 102: III Ei. See IG I3 969 IScM I 8: 776–7 SEG 25, 177: 58, 215 IScM III 3: 776 SEG 25, 394: IV Bviii 1, 490–2 IThesp. 152: 564 SEG 25, 936: 686 IThesp. 153: 564 SEG 25, 960: 621 IThesp. 154: 564 SEG 26, 220: 444 IThesp. 156A: 564 SEG 26, 274: 240 IThesp. 204: 564 SEG 26, 585: 556 IThesp. 206: 564 SEG 26, 909: IV Dix 3, 680 IThrAeg E7: 600 SEG 26, 1334: 747 IvO 143: 335 SEG 27, 115: IV Cv 5, 543, 596–7 IvO 266: 339–40 SEG 27, 279b: IV Cxii 5, 538, 595 O.Edfu 326: 240 SEG 28, 837: 772 OGIS 5: 749 SEG 29, 135: 31–2 OGIS 6: 749 SEG 30, 445: IV Civ 3, 555 SEG 31, 67: I Aiv 9, 607 SEG 1, 349: IV Dxiii 1, 605 SEG 31, 806: IV Dvii 1, 605, 668–9 SEG 1, 362: IV Dxiii 2, 605, 657, 707–10 SEG 31, 969: 758–9 SEG 2, 7: 133 SEG 31, 971: IV Evi 3, 760 SEG 3, 368: 530 SEG 32, 249c: 137 SEG 9, 13: IV Gi 2, 734, 791, 796–803 SEG 32, 267: III Ii. See IG II3 4, 968 SEG 9, 18: IV Gi 3, 791, 796–803 SEG 32, 272: III I Intro c SEG 9, 21: IV Gi 4, 791, 796, 800, 801 SEG 32, 552: IV Cvi 6, 532, 577–8, 579, SEG 11, 1070: IV Bxiii, 437, 521, 523, 527 580 SEG 11, 1104: IV Bxiv, 436, 437, 521, 523, 527 SEG 32, 794: IV Fii, 777

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SEG 33, 143: III Vvi, 13, 52, 53, 161, 209, 210, SEG 46, 318: 134 211, 212, 215, 251, 265 SEG 46, 400: IV Bix 2, 436, 499–500, 521 SEG 33, 147: 3, 193, 256, 257 SEG 46, 1162: 614 SEG 33, 290: 434 SEG 46, 1479: IV Evii 2, IV Evii 3, 763, 764 SEG 33, 676: 686 SEG 46, 1481: IV Ev 1, 609, 730, 755, 764 SEG 33, 680: 713 SEG 47, 282: 700 SEG 34, 103: 128, 198, 203 SEG 47, 386: 437 SEG 34, 107: III Yii, 11, 12, 158, 215, 230, 260, SEG 48, 129: 193 272, 274, 766 SEG 48, 1330: 772 SEG 34, 174: III Yiv. See IG II3 4, 512 SEG 48, 2052: IV Gi 3, 791, 796–803 SEG 34, 758: 783 SEG 48, 1330: 772 SEG 36, 163: III Wii. See IG II2 3108 SEG 49, 1106: 686 SEG 36, 186: III Div, 3, 14, 18, 53, 58, 62, 63, 64, SEG 50, 168 A2: 192, 193, 194 66, 69, 70, 165, 168 SEG 50, 394: IV Bix 2, 436, 499–500, 521 SEG 36, 187: III X, 13, 16, 181 SEG 50, 1002: 283–4 SEG 36, 391: 339–40 SEG 51, 193: III F SEG 36, 476: 566 SEG 51, 1105: 667–8 SEG 36, 795: IV Dvii 1, 605 SEG 52, 658: 776 SEG 36, 835: 283–4 SEG 52, 741: IV Fiii 3, 778, 787 SEG 36, 982B: 733 SEG 52, 799: IV Di SEG 38, 851: IV Dxvi 1, 609–10, 721–2 SEG 53, 227: 201 SEG 39, 148: 41 SEG 54, 57: III Mii. See IG I3 253 SEG 39, 702: 783 SEG 54, 58: III Miii. See IG I3 254 SEG 39, 869: 621–2 SEG 54, 214: 4 SEG 39, 1334: IV Bvi 7, 432, 480–2 SEG 54, 302: III Bv. See IG II3 4, 515 SEG 40, 128: III Yiii, 12–13, 263, 266 SEG 54, 316: 37 SEG 40, 167: III Yv, 268 SEG 54, 322: 18, 30, 39, 52, 56 SEG 40, 179: III Yi. See IG I3 1027bis SEG 54, 330: 85 SEG 40, 181: 238 SEG 55, 252: 128 SEG 40, 688: IV Dxv, 604, 607 SEG 55, 539: 437 SEG 40, 758: IV Dvii 9, 605, 668, 671–2, 685 SEG 55, 1466: 771 SEG 42, 291: 384 SEG 56, 68: III Yi. See IG I3 1027bis SEG 42, 418: IV Civ 3, 555 SEG 56, 199: III Yii, 11, 12, 158, 215, 230, 260, SEG 42, 820: 302 272, 274, 766 SEG 43, 26A: III Bvii 1, 41, 177 SEG 56, 200: III Yiii, 12–13, 263, 266 SEG 43, 26B: III Bvii 2, 13, 14, 18–19, 22, 37, 42, SEG 56, 231: III Yiv. See IG II3 4, 512 53, 54, 64, 74, 102, 168 SEG 56, 232: III Yv, 268 SEG 43, 873: IV Ev 2 SEG 57, 124: III Bvi, 13, 39, 42, 161, 709 SEG 43, 1186: IV Gi 2, 734, 791, 796–803 SEG 57, 125: III Iii, 74, 119 SEG 44, 42: 188 SEG 57, 130: III Vvi, 13, 52, 53, 161, 209, 210, SEG 44, 131: III Mv. See IG II3 4, 505 211, 212, 215, 251, 265 SEG 44, 699: IV Di SEG 57, 162: 6 SEG 45, 1165: IV Dxiii 1, 605 SEG 57, 181: III S, 11 SEG 46, 153: III Ki, 12, 13, 14, 74, 86, 198, 203 SEG 57, 905B: IV Avii, 280, 362, 377, 807 SEG 46, 155: 6, 252 SEG 57, 1136: 773 SEG 46, 250: III Biii. See IG II3 4, 500 SEG 57, 1994: IV Gi 2, IV Gi 3, 734, 791, SEG 46, 314: 62 796–803

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SEG 58, 188: III Mix, 12, 14, 50, 61, 136, 139, SGDI 3232: 302 142, 163, 170, 176 Syll.1 337: III Viv, 212 SEG 58, 265: 271 Syll.3 239B: 272 SEG 59, 142: 123 Syll.3 275: IV Cvi 8, 579, 580, 581 SEG 59, 930: 620–1 Syll.3 323: IV Dvii 9, 605, 668, 671–2, SEG 61, 1556: IV Gi 1, 363, 791, 806–7 685 SEG 62, 44: 210 Syll.3 429: 302 SEG 63, 105: III Mx, 3, 13, 14, 138, 140, 150, Syll.3 825A–C: 566 156–7, 168 Syll.3 946: 609 SGDI 2602: 561 Syll.3 1080: 434, 522, 575

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