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Abydenus Olympiads, numbered by him for first Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source time: 172 list in: 258–266 Olympic truce, views on: 466–467 Africanus, Sextus Julius: 14 Olympionikai: 24, 170–173 first Olympiad, his date for: 153 –156 inscribed in Lyceum: 206–207 source of Eusebius’ Olympic victor list: text of extant fragments: 369–370 250–276 Pythiads. numbered by him for first Agaclytus: 168–169 time: 186–187, 202 ageneioi, definition of: 16 Pythionikai: 179–202 akme, definition of: 49 books, names and contents of: apene, not listed in POxy II 222: 480 198–201 Alexander Polyhistor contents summarized: 180–181 Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source date of composition: 188–190 list in: 258–266 First Sacred War described in: Alpheios River (Elis). See Elis, 187–188 description. honorary inscription at Delpi Annianos: 235–239, 251–252 mentions this work: 181–183 Annus Mundi (AM), definition of: 14 inscribed and displayed at Delphi: Apollas the Pontian: 168 185–186 Apollodorus of Athens list of Pythian victors, first Chronika: 13 cumulative: 183–185, 514–516 first Olympiad, his date for: 19–20, Macedonian influence at Delphi 151 –156 reflected in: 189–190 Argos, list of priestesses of Hera at. See Olympionikai, useful for analyzing: eponyms and eponym lists. 201–202 archon list, Athens. See eponyms and organization of material in: eponym lists. 198–201 Aristodemus of Elis: 37–38, 153 –154 Pausanias draws upon: 195–198 text of extant fragments: 366–367 Philip, commissioned by?: 189–190 Aristotle Pindar’s Pythians, hypotheses to athletics, interest in: 207 probably based upon: 191–195 discus of Iphitos and Lycurgus, text of extant fragments: 374–381 mentioned by: 60–62 victor catalog in: 186–187, 190–191, lists of his work: 198–201 202

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Athens, archon list. See eponyms and Pythiads: 11, 186–187, 197–198, 202 eponym lists. regnal years: 15 athletic festivals, Panhellenic. See also Roman rule, effects of: 15 Isthmian Games; Nemean contests, athletic, treatises on: 169–170 Games; Olympic Games; Coroibos of Elis: 19–20, 480–481 Pythian Games. Ctesicles of Athens. See also Olympiad introduction to: 15 –16 chronicles. Olympionikai (Archonton kai books, length of in ancient works: 3 Olympionikon Anagraphe): 307–309 text of extant fragments: 416 Callimachus first Olympiad, his date for: Daochos monument (Delphi): 124, 153 –155 183–184 Olympia, writes about: 169–170 Dexippus of Athens. See also Olympiad Callisthenes of Olynthos chronicles. collaborates with Aristotle on Olympionikai (Chronike Historia): Pythionikai: 188–189 341–347 honorary inscription at Delpi: text of extant fragments: 453–460 181–183 diaulos, definition of: 16 Pythionikai. See Aristotle, Pythionikai. Dicaearchus of Messene: 169 Cassius Longinus. See also Olympiad Diodorus Siculus. See also Olympiad chronicles. chronicles. source of Olympic victor list in Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source Eusebius’ Chronographia: 250–276 list in: 258–266 Castor of Rhodes. See also Olympiad method of compilation and chronographies; Olympiad composition: 281–285 chronicles. Bibliotheca Historica: 31 0 –311 Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source discus of Iphitos and Lycurgus: 62, 85–88 list in: 258–266 probably dates to first half of sixth Olympionikai (Chronikon Epitome and century bce: 87–88 Kanon): 311 –322 Dionysius of Halicarnassus. See also contents and structure: 313 –322 Olympiad chronographies; text of extant fragments: 418–432 Olympiad chronicles. titles for: 311 –313 Antiquitates Romanae: 289–294 catalogs of Olympic victors: See Olympic Chronoi: 289–294 victor lists. dolichos, definition of: 16 Cephalion Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source Elis list in: 259–266 description: 17 Charon of Lampsacus: 106–107 geography of region: 51 chronicles. See Olympiad chronicles. Hollow (Koile) Elis defined: 51 chronography. See also eponyms and local histories of (Eliaka): 166–168 eponym lists; Olympiads. Olympia, control over legimitized by Actiads: 11 Hippias: 72–73 Christian: 14–15 Pisatis, struggle with for control of history of, in Greece: 8–15 , 315 –317 Olympia: 53–54 intervals, use in: 151 –152 chronology of: 112–122 Isthmiads: 11 sacred and inviolable, according to Nemeads: 11 Hippias: 62–65

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Sparta Chronikoi Kanones, contents and conflict with in fifth century bce: structure of: 234–235 51–57 Chronographia war with (c. 401-398 bce): 54–56 contents of, general: 233–234, possibly described in Hippias’ 240–243 Olympionikai: 65 contents of section on Greek ephors. See eponyms and eponym lists. chronology: 240–243 Ephorus of Cyme introduction to: 232–240 Elis as sacred and inviolable, described: textual history of: 235–240 62–65 first Olympiad, his date for: 18, 19–20, Hippias’ Olympionikai as his source for 153 –154 Elean-Spartan war: 64–65 Olympic victor list in his Chronographia: Olympia and Olympic Games, his chronographic document: 248–250 account of: 165–166 contents: struggle between Elis and Pisatis, his athletes winning multiple victories account of: : 112–122 at Olympia, information about: eponymns and eponym lists: 9–10. See also 216–217 Argos; Athens; Hellanicus of Elis and Pisatis, account of struggle Lesbos; Sicyon; Sparta. between: 112–122 accuracy of early eponym lists: 94, 99 Messenian stadion victors, dates for Athenian archon list: 9–10, 13, 100–104 problematic: 120–121 Carneia at Sparta, list of victors in Olympic Games (Hellanicus): 99–100 founding, account of: 57–62 ephor list (Sparta): 9–10, 104–107 program of events at, account of epigraphic evidence for date of earliest: the evolution of: 206–215 92–93 only complete, extant Olympic first kept in sixth century: 90–107 victor list: 3–4 Greek, history of: 8–15 source of: 250–276 Priestesses of Hera at Argos (Hellanicus): text of, complete (Greek): 386–407 9–10, 94–99 translation, English, partial: 30–31 , scholarship on, early (Jacoby, 244–248 Wilamowitz): 88–93 Spartan king list: 505–507 Eratosthenes of Cyrene first Olympiad, his date for: 19–20, guilds, athletic: 141 151 –156 gymnikos agon, definition of: 16 Olympiad dating: 11–13 Olympiads, numbers years within: Hecataeus of Miletus: 9 174–175 Hellanicus of Lesbos: 95. See also eponyms Olympionikai: 19–20, 173–179 and eponym lists. possible source for Eusebius: 523–527 Athenian kings and archons, list of: text of extant fragments: 371–373 100–101 Peri Chronographion: 11–13, 174–175 Carneia at Sparta, list of victors in: Euanoridas of Elis 99–100 inscribes Olympic victor list in Near Eastern chronicles, possibly gymnasium at Olympia: 77–80 influenced by: 96–97 Eusebius of Caesarea. See also Olympiad Priestesses of Hera at Argos: 94–99 chronographies. Hellanodikai (Olympia): 493–495 Chronika (Chronographia and Chronikoi heralds, Olympic victors not listed in Kanones) Olympionikai: 212

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Herodotus hippikos agon, definition of: 16 Athenian archon list, use of: hoplites (footrace), definition of: 16 100–104 horse races. See hippikos agon. Pausanias, model for: 224–225 Spartan king list: 505–507 Inscriptiones Graecae (IG)II2 2326: Hippias of Elis. See also Elis; Olympic 206–207, 218–219 victor lists; Olympionikon inscribed copy of Aristotle’s anagraphai. Olympionikai: 207 accuracy of his Olympionikai: 73–160, Iphitos of Elis 475–481 discus of, at Olympia: 62, 85–88 author of first Olympic victor list: first Olympiad, ostensible organizer of: 21–24, 46–50, 461–465 19–20, 22, 57–62 compilation of data, his predilection for: Isthmian Games: 15 –16. See also athletic 50 festivals, Panhellenic. contents of his Olympionikai: 57–73 lists of victors in: 108–112, 129–135, date (his): 48 141 date of first Olympiad, how he Pausanias’ account of: 110–111 calculated it: 146–157 , 491–501 treatises on: 169 discus of Iphitos and Lycurgus, his iteration, definition of: 22 reference to: 62 Elis Jerome envoy to Sparta for: 57 his translation of Eusebius’ Chronika: 235 control of Olympia, attempts to legitimize: 72–73 kalpe, not listed in POxy II 222: 480 sacred and inviolable, so described in his Olympionikai: 62–65 Lepreon historical context in which he produced Elis and Sparta, involvement in struggle his Olympionikai: 51–57 between: 54–55 Iphitos and Lycurgus, his views on: polis in Triphylia: 51 57–62, 67–68 Longinus, Cassius obsolescence of his Olympionikai, Olympionikai: 250–276 reasons for: 24 source of Eusebius’ Olympic victor list: Olympia, known activities at: 50 250–276 Olympic games, changes to programs, identity of: 274–276 supplies dates for: 66 Lycurgus Olympic truce, his views on: 57–62 biographical information about him sources he used for his Olympionikai: problematic: 87 122–146 dates for: 87, 151 –156 oral traditions: 122–125, 488–490 discus of, at Olympia: 62, 85–88 written records: 125–145 Olympiad, ostensible organizer of first: Spartan Olympic victors, number of 19–20, 22, 23–24, 57–62 possibly exaggerated by him: used by Hippias to date first Olympiad: 159 –160 147–151 stadion victors as eponyms in his Olympionikai: 68–71 magistrates, eponymous. See eponyms and stadion victors, Olympic, his list of eponym lists. possibly partly fabricated: 156 –157 Magnesia-on-Maeander victor catalog in his Olympionikai: festival of Artemis Leucophyrene: 67–71 469–472

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Mahaffy, J. P. confusion about in ancient world: re-opens debate on accuracy of 155 –156 Olympic victor lists (1881): 75 overlap with other calendrical systems: Manetho 18 Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source stadion victors used to identify: 10, 11, list in: 258–266 68–71 Menaechmus of Sicyon “unregistered” (between Lycurgus and Pythikos: 169, 514–516 Coroibos): 151 –156 Messenia, Olympic stadion victors from: use limited primarily to written sources: 120–121, 482–487 11 Messenian Wars, chronology of: 112–122, years within numbered by Eratosthenes: 482–487 174–175 music contests, victors in: 16 Olympiad chronicles: Chap. 5 passim. See also Cassius Longinus; Ctesicles of Nemean Games: 15 –16. See also athletic Athens; Castor of Rhodes; festivals, Panhellenic. Dexippus of Athens; Diodorus lists of victors in: 108–111, 141 Siculus; Dionysius of Pausanias’ account of: 110–111 Halicarnassus; Olympic victor lists; Nero Phlegon of Tralleis; POxy I 12; at Olympia: 81–83 POxy XVII 2082; Thallus. Newton, Sir Isaac catalogs of victors in: expresses doubts on accuracy of contents and structure summarized: Olympic victor lists: 74 296–299 nudity, athletic start and end points: 296 date of introduction of: 353–359 types: 32–35 contents and structure summarized: Olympia. See also Elis; Hippias; Olympic 296–299 Games; Pisatis. defined: 27, 28 earliest inscriptions at: 86–87 development of: 37, 299–303 early history, archaeological evidence evidence for: 299–304 for: 19, 20–21, 158 origins of: 11, 25–26, 306–307 periegetic writings about: 168–169 types: 32–35 tripods at, significance of: 478–479 used as source of information about Olympiads. See also chronography; recent events: 5–6 Hippias; Lycurgus; Olympic victor Olympiad chronographies. Chap. 4 passim. lists; stadion. See also Africanus; Castor of anolympiads: 80–83 Rhodes; Dionysius of date of first Olympiad: 17–18, 21, 22, Halicarnassus; Eusebius of 23–24, 67–71 Caesarea; Olympic victor lists; accuracy: 157 –160 Panodoros; Timaeus of how calculated: 146–157 , 491–501 Tauromenium. variants: 508–513 catalogs of Olympic victors, first Olympiad as epoch: 12–13 chronographic, defined: 27–28 first Olympiad linked to Iphitos and contents and structure, summarized: Lycurgus: 19–20, 22, 23–24, 228–230 57–62, 146–157 , 491–501 defined: 27–28 numeration of: 10–12, 24 development of: 36–37 Aristotle responsible for: 172 evidence for: 231 origins of: 24–26

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Olympic Games. See also athletic festivals, catalogs of Olympic victors, standard. Panhellenic; Olympiads. See Olympionikon anagraphai. archaeological evidence for: 19, 20–21, chronographic documents: 25, 30–31 158 contents of earliest: 57–73 date of earliest: 18–21 definition: 1–3 enneateric originally, possibly: 154 –155 extant examples summarized: 3–4, introduction to: 15 –21 39–43 origins of: 18–21, 477 genre: 4, 348 progam of events historical context in which Hippias dates of changes to: 66 wrote first: 51–57 earliest version unknown: 476–478 inscribed in gymnasium at Olympia: summarized: 16–17 77–85 treatises on: 169–170 Messenian Olympic stadion victors, dates Olympic truce for problematic: 120–121, 482–484 associated by Hippias with Iphitos and origins and development: 21–44, Lycurgus: 57–62 chapter 2 passim, 461–465 Olympic victor lists (Olympionikai). See reasons why of interest to modern also chronography; eponyms and scholars: 4–6, 348–359 eponym lists; Hippias of Elis; recognizable type of text: 4, 348 Olympiad chronicles; Olympiad relationships between: 519–527 chronographies; Olympiads; source of information on contemporary Olympionikon anagraphai. events: 5–6, 348–351 accuracy of early parts: 24, 157 –160 sources on which first was based: anolympiads: 80–83 122–146 archival source for, absence of oral traditions: 122–125, 488–490 catalogs of victors in other written records: 125–145 Panhellenic games: 108–111 Spartan Olympic victors, number of comparable eponym lists: 88–107 possibly exaggerated: 159 –160 discus of Iphitos and Lycurgus: start with Olympiad of Iphitos and 85–88 Lycurgus: 67–68 documentary records in systematizing texts: 4–5, 351–353 eighth-century Greece, absence of: types: 26–28 76–112 victor lists, athletic (from Olympia and Elean records, mentioned by elsewhere) Pausanias: 77–85 inscribed, extant examples from inscriptions at Olympia, earliest date Panhellenic games: 128–136, to c. 600 bce: 86–87 138–141 inscriptions in Greece, public, earliest inscribed, for groups: 138–141 date to seventh century bce: 86 inscribed, list of some extant Messenian Wars, no chronological examples from local games: records about at Olympia: 112–122 129–132 Near Eastern kingdoms and Rome, inscribed on stone or bronze: analogy of: 93–94 127–136 scholarship on, early: 73–75 written on whitened boards: 126–127 catalog of Olympic victors, contents of victor monuments, athletic: 136–138 first: 67–71 Olympionikai, definition of: 3. See also catalogs of Olympic victors, Olympic victor lists. chronographic. See Olympiad Olympionikon anagraphai. Chap. 3 passim. chronographies. See also Aristotle, Pythionikai;

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Hippias of Elis; Olympic victor victor list possibly circulated in book lists. form: 79–80 catalogs of Olympic victors, standard: Pausanias 202–215. See also POxy II 222. Elean records as source for: 77–85 contents and structure summarized: Elis and Pisatis, account of struggle 161–163 between: 112–122 defined: 27–28 Herodotus, uses his work as a model: order in which events were listed: 224–225 206–214 Isthmian Games, account of: 110–111 structure of earliest versions sets Nemean Games, account of: 110–111 pattern: 213–214 Olympic Games contents and structure (see also victor description of: 220–227 catalogs, immediately above) founding, account of: 57–62 contest rules for Olympic Games: program of events at, account of 220–227 evolution of: 206–215 discontinued events at Olympic Pythian Games, account of: 195–198 Games: 220–227 Spartan king list: 505–507 historical information on athletics, Peneios River (Elis). See Elis, description. Olympia, Olympic Games: peri agonon treatises: 169–170 173–179 periegetic writings: 168–169 lists of athletes with multiple periodonikai, definition of: 16 Olympic victories: 215–219 periodos, definition of: 15 –16 order in which events were added to Pheidon of Argos: 112–122 Olympic program: 206–215 Philistus of Syracuse order in which events were contested earliest known use of Olympic stadion at Olympic Games: 220–227 victor as eponym in his work: stories about famous athletes: 48–49, 69–71 170–179 Philochorus of Athens summarized: 161–163 first Olympiad chronicle, author of: defined: 27–28 306–307 development of: 35–36, 165–170 Olympionikai (Olympiades): 25–26, evidence for: 162 304–307 origins (Hippias’ Olympionikai): 21–24 text of extant fragments: 415 reasons why not written after On the Contests at Athens: 169 Eratosthenes: 165–170 Peri Hemeron (used by Timaeus): Orsippos of Megara: 353–359 288–289 Oxyrhynchus (city in Egypt) Timaeus’ Olympionikai, uses: 307 Olympic victor lists from: 3, 334–335. Philostratus, Flavius See also POxy I 12,II222, XVII De Gymnastica: 178–179 2082. Olympic Games program of events at, account of Panodoros evolution of: 206–215 author of revised version of Eusebius’ Phlegon of Tralleis. See also Olympiad Chronika: 235–239, 250–252 chronicles. excerpts preserved in CPG 2600: Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source 238–39 list in: 258–266 Paraballon of Elis first Olympiad, his date for: 153 –154 inscribes Olympic victor list in Olympic Games gymnasium at Olympia: 77–80 founding, account of: 57–62

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Phlegon of Tralleis (cont.) lists of victors in: 180–181, 183–185 program of events at, account of the Pausanias’ account of: 195–198 evolution of: 206–215 Pythionikai. See Aristotle. Olympionikai (Olympionikon kai Chronikon Synagoge and Epitome Scaliger, Joseph: 255–257 Olympionikon): 326–334 Scopas: 37 notes on athletes winning multiple text of extant fragments: 363 Olympic victories: 217 Sextus Julius Africanus. See Africanus, relationship to POxy II 222 and XVII Sextus Julius 2082: 520–523 Sicyon text of extant fragments: 437–444 anagraphe: 517–518 victor catalog, structure of: kings, list of: 241–243, 315 –317 210–213 Sparta Pisatis: conflict with Elis in fifth century bce: defined: 17, 51 51–57 Elis, struggle with for control of ephor list. See eponyms and eponym Olympia: 53–54 lists. chronology of: 112–122 excluded from Olympia by Elis in 420 Olympia, controls briefly starting in 365 bce: 54–55 bce: 56 king list Polemon of Ilium: 168–169 summarized: 505–507 POxy I 12: 337–340. See also Olympiad used by Hippias to date first chronicles. Olympiad: 147–151 Greek text: 448–451 number of Olympic victors from POxy II 222: 202–206, 210–213, 216 possibly exaggerated by Hippias: Chap. 3 passim, 480, 520–523 159 –160 Greek text: 382–384 stadion POxy XVII 2082: 210–213, 216, 332–334, definition of: 16 518–521. See also Olympiad earliest known use of names of Olympic chronicles. victors in as eponyms, in Greek text: 445–447 Philistus of Syracuse: 48–49, 69–71 Porphyry Messenian victors in at Olympia: Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source 120–121 list in: 258–266 names of Olympic victors in used to Olympic victor list, Eusebius’, source identify Olympiads: 10, 11, 68–71 of?: 268 Strabo priestesses of Hera at Argos. See eponyms Elis sacred and inviolable, according to: and eponym lists. 62–65 Pythian Games (Delphi): 15 –16. See also Elis and Pisatis, account of the struggle Aristotle, Pythionikai; athletic between: 112–122 festivals, Panhellenic; Geographia, nature of: 168 chronography. Olympics Games, account of the Aristotle’s treatise on (Pythionikai): founding of: 57–62 179–202 enneateric originally, possibly: Thallus. See also Olympiad chronicles. 154 –155 Eusebius’ Chronographia, cited in source history of: 179–180 list in: 258–266 iterations of numbered by Aristotle: Olympionikai (Historiai): 322–326 186–187, 202 text of extant fragments: 434–436

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Thucydides structure and contents: 279–285 chronological system in his work, text of extant fragments: absence of Olympiad dates: 46–48, 408–409 468–473 title of: 277–278 Tiberius Claudius Polybius: 37 Philochorus’ Peri Hemeron, uses: first Olympiad, his date for: 153 –154 288–289 text of extant fragments: 364–365 synchronizes ephor lists: 10 Timaeus of Tauromenium. See also trumpeters, Olympic victors not listed in Olympiad chronographies. Olympionikai: 212 Olympiad chronography, author of first: Tryphilia (region south of Elis) 24–26, 279 defined: 51 Olympiads to date historical events, begins use of: 286–288 victor catalogs, Olympic. See Olympic Olympionikai (Chronika Praxidika): victor lists. 277–289 victor lists, athletic. See Olympic victor number of books in: 278–279 lists. starting and stopping point of victor victor monuments, athletic. See Olympic catalog: 285–286 victor lists.

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Aelian Varia Historia Bacchylides 14.1: 189 II 1–10: 140 Africanus, Sextus Julius (Routh) F11: 270 Cassius Dio F37: 154 , 155 72.23: 275 Apollas the Pontian (FGrH 266) 74.3: 275 F1, 5, 7: 168 79.10: 127 Apollodorus of Athens (FGrH 244) Cassius Longinus F61a: 19 (FGrH 259) F64: 152 T1: 452 Aristodemus of Elis Castor of Rhodes (FGrH 414) (FGrH 250) Greek text of all Olympionikai Greek text of all fragments: 366–367 Olympionikai fragments: Aristotle: 418–432 Greek text of all Olympionikai F1: 312 fragments: 369–370 F1a: 312 Greek text of all Pythionikai fragments: F2: 313 374–381 F2a: 312 Athenaion Politeia 47.2–5: 127 F4: 319 FHG F8: 312 F92: 167 F12: 319 F118: 172 T2: 320 F261: 171 Censorinus F262: 171 De die natali 18.4: 154 –155 F263: 68, 171 Cicero F264: 171–172 De Republica 2.10.18: 153 F264a: 172 Comarchus (FGrH 410) F615: 188 F1: 167 F616: 187 Ctesicles of Athens (FGrH 245) F617: 187, 191 Greek text of all Olympionikai Politics fragments: 416 1270a1–8: 120 F1: 308 1271b25–26: 151 F2: 308 1339a1–5: 172, 188 F3: 308

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Delphes, Corpus des Inscriptions de,II 5.50.1: 291, 433 (Greek text) 97.42–43: 185 5.52.1: 291, 433 (Greek text) 98.B.5–7: 186 De Thucydide 5: 90, 96–97 99.A.9–10: 186 FGrH 251 102.i.44–6: 186 F1: 292 Demetrius of Phalerum (Wehrli) F2: 292–293 F191: 155 F3: 293 Dexippus of Athens (FGrH 100) F4: 293 Greek text of all Olympionikai F5a, b: 294 fragments: 453–460 F6–9: 294 F1: 343–345 F2: 346 Ephorus of Cyme (FGrH 70) F11: 345 F115: 63–64, 113–120, 166 T2: 342–343 F122a: 120, 166 T4: 341–342 F216: 116 T6: 345–346 T7: 166 Dicaearchus of Messene (Wehrli) T10–11: 166 F87: 169 Eratosthenes of Cyrene (FGrH 241 except [Dio Chrysostom] where otherwise noted) 37.14: 110, 464 Greek text of all Olympionikai Diodorus Siculus fragments: 371–373 1.1.3: 31 0 Etymologicum Magnum s.v. Hö liv: 177 1.3.2: 284 F1a: 19, 20–21, 152 1.4.1–1.5.1: 282, 31 0 F1b: 174–175 1.5.1: 152 F4: 174, 175 5.1.3: 284 F5: 175 13.68.1: 283 F6: 175, 178, 226 13.74.4–75.2: 283 F7: 175–176 14.17.4–12: 65 F8: 176, 217, 526 14.34.1–2: 65 F11a: 176 14.93.1: 282 F11b: 176, 525 16.53.1–2: 13, 34, 417 F14: 176–177 (Greek text) F15 a: 177 16.56.1: 35, 417 (Greek text) F15 b: 177 20.5.5: 18 F44: 177 Diogenes Laertius T1: 174 1.68: 105 Eusebius of Caesarea 5.1.6: 188 Chronikoi Kanones 5.26: 200 27g (Helm): 262 Dionysius of Halicarnassus 44a-b: 236–237 Greek text of FGrH 251 F1–9: 45a: 262 410–414 64a: 262 Antiquitates Romanae 66a: 262 1.1.1–6.5: 290 79c: 151 1.3.4: 290 83d: 151 1.7.2: 290 84c: 262 1.8.1: 290 84f: 151 , 262 1.22.3: 96 89c: 118 1.74.1–4: 12, 290, 292 89i: 119

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92a-b: 238–239 Hieronymus of Rhodes (Wehrli) 113a: 259 F33: 67 174d: 262, 263 Hippias of Elis (FGrH 6) 213a: 267 F2: 22, 46, 368 (Greek text), Chronographia (Karst) 473–474 34.9–13: 259 Hippys of Rhegium (FGrH 554) 61.11–12: 271 F3: 464 81.6–83.9: 241–243 105.11–106.27: 505, 506 Inscriptiones Graecae (IG) 106.28–29: 264 I2 106.16–18: 149 606: 137 125.6–24: 258 II2 Olympic victor list in his Chronika (lines 956–966: 128, 130 numbered as per Appendix 4.1): 2313–17: 130 Greek text: 386–407 2326: 206–207, 385 1–8: 272 3125 : 137–138 9–37: 60, 272–273 V 1 38–48: 153 , 273–274 20: 127 98–100, 113–114: 113–120 213: 107 678–685: 251 357: 130 1st-16th Olympiads, entry for: VII 120–121 52: 355 211th Olympiad, entry for: 82 414: 130 samples from in English translation: 416–420: 131 30–31 , 244–248 1764–72: 131 Praeparatio Evangelica 10.9.2–3: 18 2871: 132 Eustathius IX 2531–534: 131 Commentarii ad Homeri Iliadem Vol. 3,p. X 2 525–29: 131 309, 16–20: 116 XII 5 608: 139–141 Gorgias of Leontini (Diels-Kranz) 647: 127 82 F10: 167 XII 8273–276: 93 XII 9 Hecataeus of Miletus (FGrH 1) 91: 131 F25: 165 952: 129, 131 F121: 165 Inschriften von Ephesos (IE) Hellanicus of Lesbos (FGrH 4) 1121: 512 F79b: 96 Inschriften von Magnesia am Maeander (IM) Heraclides Lembus (Dilts) 16.10–18: 469 F10: 61 Inschriften von Olympia (IvO) (and newly Hermippus of Smyrna (Wehrli) published inscriptions from F85: 467 Olympia) Herodotus 2: 495 1.65: 150 17: 135–136 4.148: 54 22: 461, 495 6.127: 116 44: 495 7.204: 505, 506 186: 138 8.51: 102 240/1: 510 8.131: 506 299: 79

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Inschriften von Olympia (cont.) 5.21.8–9: 83 Olympia 1148: 141–142 5.25.4: 50 Olympia B6362: 494–495 6.1.1: 170 Inscribed victor lists and victor 6.13.8: 108 monuments: (only those not assigned 6.13.9–11: 83–84 numbers in IG, IvO, SEG,orSIG) 6.4.1–2: 81 Alexandria (Basileia): 130 6.6.3: 77–78 Athens (Eleusinia): 131 6.14.2–3: 225 Athens (Panathenaia): 130 6.22.2–4: 80–81, 113–120 Corinth (Isthmian Games): 129, 132–135 6.127: 116 Cos (Asclepieia): 8.34.4: 224 130 9.33.3: 278 Delphi (Pythian Games): 78 10.7.1–10.8.1: 195–197 Lebedeia (Basileia): 128–129 10.7.2–8: 111 Oropos (Amphiaria): 130 10.34.5–6: 225 Rhodes (Great Erithimia): 130 10.36.9: 81 Samos (Heraia): 131 Phlegon of Tralleis (FGrH 257) Isidore of Seville Greek text of all Olympionikai Chronicon 34: 120 fragments: 437–444 F1: 58–60, 147, 153 –156 , 273 Josephus F9: 333 Antiquitates Judicae 18.167: 323–324 F12: 32–33, 210–213, 329–330 F13: 333 Miletus (inscriptions from) T1: 327 1.3122: 92 T3: 298, 329–330 Minucius Felix Philistus of Syracuse (FGrH 556) Octavius 21.4: 275 F2: 48, 70 Philochorus of Athens (FGrH 328) Pausanias T1: 304–305,415 (Greek text) 1.44.1: 355–356 Philostratus, Flavius 2.1.7–9: 111 De Gymnastica 2.15 .2–3: 111 2: 175, 178 2.17.3: 96 11: 474 3.2.1–4.10: 505, 506 12–13: 209–210 3.7.1–11: 506 Pindar 3.8.3–6: 65 Olympian VII 87: 130 3.21.1: 84 Plato 3.22.1–12: 278 Apology: 19e: 49 4.5.10: 117 Hippias Major 4.13.7: 117 281a-b: 57 4.15 .1–3: 118 282d-e: 49 5.1.3–4.9: 60 285b-d: 148 5.7.6–8.11: 60, 221 Hippias Minor 5.8.5–9.2: 111, 208–209 363c-d: 50 5.9.1–6: 222–223 368c-d: 50 5.9.6–5.10.1: 221–222 Protagoras 337c–338b: 49 5.13.3: 225–226 Republic 452c: 355 5.14.2: 225–226 Plutarch 5.20.1: 61 Agesilaus 21.2–3: 110, 111

578

INDEX LOCORUM

Lycurgus: hypothesis c: 155 , 194 1.1–2: 61, 148 hypothesis d: 194 7.1: 105 to Plato 23.1: 50, 65 Phaedrus 236b: 502 29.10: 150 Republic 465d: 154 Moralia Sicyonian anagraphe (FGrH 550) 293c: 155 F1: 517 675e: 169 F2: 517 792f: 191 Sosibius (FGrH 595) 839b: 49 F2: 149 867a: 92 F3: 100 1131f-1132a: 517 Strabo 1134a-b: 517 8.3.30: 113–120 Numa 1.4: 22, 46 8.3.33: 63, 113–120 Solon 11.1–2: 91 8.4.10: 115, 118 Polemon of Ilium (FHG) Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum (SEG) F52: 170 3.367–68: 131 Polybius 11.290: 136 5.94.6: 79 11.638: 130 12.10.4–11.3: 10, 279 11.918: 130 12.26: 284 11.919: 130 POxy 18.140: 136 I 12: 33–34, 337–340, 448–451 (Greek 19.335: 128 text) 28.456: 131 II 222: 28–30, 203–204, 210–213, 35.930: 132 382–384 (Greek text) 47.1772: 132 VI 853: 47 49.1146: 131 XVII 2082: 210–213, 334–336, 445–447 Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum,third (Greek text) edition (SIG3) XXIII 2381: 205, 382–384 (Greek text) 275: 181–182 Pseudo-Joannes FHG 1.20: 272–273 314 : 130 723: 99 Scopas (FGrH 413) 959: 132 Latin text of all Olympionikai fragments: 1020: 98 363 1060: 130 Scholia 1061: 131 to Apollonius Rhodius III 1179: 50 1062: 131 to Lucian Lucianic work 41 section 9: 1063: 132 20 Syncellus to Pindar Ecloga Chronographica Isthmian I 11c: 110 123.12–13: 256 Nemean VII 232.5–11: 153 inscr.: 109 232.12–15 : 230 53: 50 233.14–17: 258 Olympian XII 251.27–29: 256 inscr.: 110 394.4–11: 263 Pythian hypothesis a: 192–193 Tatian hypothesis b: 193 Ad Graecos

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Tatian (cont.) F19: 286 31 : 262 F34: 277 41.3: 154 F35a, b: 278 Tertullian F60: 285, 287 Apologeticum 10.7: 275 F71: 287 Ad Nationes: 275 F80: 287 Teupalus of Elis FGrH 408 T1: 167 F94: 284 Thallus (FGrH 256) F106: 289 Greek text of all Olympionikai F124d: 277 fragments: 434–436 F125: 280–281, 285 F1: 323 F126: 281 T1: 324 F127: 152 , 281 Themistius of Constantinople F128: 281 Basanistv ¥ jil»sojov Harduin pg. F141: 288 249d: 207 F142: 288 Theophilus of Antioch F150 a: 289 Ad Autolycum 3.29: 14 T1: 277–278 Thucydides T3: 277 1.1.1: 47 T6b: 278 1.6.5: 354 T8: 278 1.97.2: 96 T9a, b: 278 2.1.1–2.1: 46–47 T12: 278 3.8.1: 468 4.133.2–3: 95–96 Velleius Paterculus: 508 5.31 : 54 Vita Menagiana (Aristotle) 122–126: 5.49.1: 468 200 Tiberius Claudius Polybius (FGrH 254) Xanthus of Lydia (FGrH 765) Greek text of all Olympionikai F30: 465 fragments: 364–365 Xenophon Timaeus of Tauromenium (FGrH 566) Hellenica Greek text of all Olympionikai 1.2.1: 48 fragments: 408–409 2.3.1: 48 F11a: 278 3.2.21–31 : 56, 65 F12: 279 4.5.1–2: 111

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