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Note: FGrH numbers are given here; BNJ numbers are identical.

LITERARY TEXTS Clouds (599f.) 203;(984f.) 336 Peace (363) 239 Aeschines (3.85) 331 Wasps (715–18) 347–8 Aethlios of Samos (FGrH 536) Wealth (1002) 255 (T 1) 278;(F1) 278;(F3) 278–9, 281 n.24 Aristophanes of Boiotia (FGrH 379) Agathocles of Samos (FGrH 799) (F 5) 59;(F6) 39 n.27 (F 1) 361 Aristotheos of Troizen (FGrH 835): see Aglaosthenes (FGrH 499) Chaniotis E 17 (F 1–3,F6) 108;(F4, 5, 7) 109 Aristotle Akesandros (FGrH 469): (F 1)79 Ath.Pol. (8.3) 344;(15.3) 116;(41.1) 365 Alexis of Samos (FGrH 539) Hist.Anim.(491a 7ff.) 362 (F 1) 279, 286–7;(F2) 304 NE (1181b 7–20) 362 Alkaios (fr. 129 C) 270; (fr. 167) 268 Poet.(1448a11) 129 Andriskos of Naxos (FGrH 500) Oec. [Arist.] (2.2) 116 n.43 108–9;(F1) 81–4, 109;(F2) 110 Politics, Book 3:(1276b1-15) 403, 404;(1277a) Androtion (FGrH 324) 404;(1277b 35–9) 404;(1278b 8–11) 382; (T 2) 322, 342;(T14) 341;(F1–2) 322, 343;(F5) (1280b 29-81a1) 382–3, 404, 405;(1284a 344;(F10) 276, 342;(F11) 276;(F16) 322, 22ff.) 373–4;(1285a 29 ff.) 249 n.62, 268 336;(F30) 342, 346;(F36) 344;(F37–9) Book 4:(1289a 8–10) 405;(1289a15 ff.) 382; 342;(42) 342;(F43) 276, 342;(F44) 322; (1290a7ff.) 382, 405;(1290b7-20) 169; (F 45) 342;(F54b) 343;(F55) 322, 343;(F (1295a40-b1) 382;(1298a11-13) 259 60) 343;(F61) 162, 343 Book 5:(1303b10) 169;(1303b17-1304a17) Antikleides (FGrH 140) 379–80;(1305a15-21) 259 n.86;(1305a36- (F 4) 87–9;(F14) 129 b1) 115;(1305b18-22) 195 Antiochos of Syracuse (FGrH 555) Politeiai (Gigon) (fr. 475,1) 372;(479, 1,2) 365; 180;(F2) 71 (489,3) 366;(490,1) 366;(495) 366, 373; Apollodoros of Erythrai (FGrH 422) (496) 136 n.106, 373;(497) 134, 373; (F 1) 189 (504,1) 371;(509) 375;(515) 365;(516) 375; Archilochus (519.1) 374;(520,1) 365, 372;(529,1) 368; (fr. 192W) 39, 95 (535–8) 365, 366;(539) 79;(554,1) 372; Archemachos of Euboia (FGrH 424) (553) 372;(554,2) 364, 378f.; (555) 372; (F1) 53, 401 (557–8) 371;(559–60) 79, 366–7;(562) Architimos (FGrH 315): (F 1) 53–4 364;(563,1–3) 372;(565,2) 368;(566) 115f., Aristodama of Smyrna (FGrH 483): (F 1): 68–9 367f.; (568–9) 366;(578–80) 375;(582) Aristokritos of Miletus (FGrH 493) 365;(588) 312;(589) 303, 312;(590) 312, (F 1) 236, 238;(F3)197, 233–4, App. 1 373;(591,1) 312, 375;(591, 2,3) 368;(592) Aristophanes 312, 368;(593,1) 285, 312, 368;(600,1) 370; Birds (1541) 344 (601) 366;(610,1) 368;(611.35 Rose) 313

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Herakleides’ Epit. (1) 369;(34) 312 Ant.Rom.(1.1.4) 37;(1.8.3) 41, 43, 45, 319;(1.23) Rhet. 154, 268–9;(4.25.4) 201 (1360a) 362 (1398b11-17) 121, 265; Lysias (4) 34 (1402b3) 238 Thuc.(5) 32, 37;(6–7) 34f., 278;(9) 37, 42;(23) Aristoxenos 34, 225 n.119, 230 (Fr. 124) 406 Diyllos (FGrH 73): (F 3) 59 Arrian (FGrH 156) Douris of Samos (FGrH 76) (F 14) 1, 11;(F20) 408 (T 1) 277;(F22–6) 280, 296–7;(F26) 294–5; Athenaeus (see also authors cited by Athen.) (F 60) 298, 299, 302;(F61) 298;(F62) (6.263F-264D) 401;(8.348A-C) 115–6;(10.466 299;(F63) 300;(F64) 298, 300;(F65) C-D) 87–9;(12.523E-F) 255–6, App. 1; 288, 299;(F66) 291;(F68) 299;(F69– (12.525E-F) 298;(13.572F) 286–7; 70) 299, 300;(F71) 294–5, 300 (13.601E-F) 153;(13.609C-D) 329; Ephoros (FGrH 70) (14.618E-619A) 172;(15.671 ff.) 279, (T 2) 1;(F63) 118;(F126) 204;(F127) 197;(F 308 149) 218 Bacchylides (1) 235 n.20; Dithyr.(17) 89 Euagon of Samos (FGrH 535): (F 1) 278 Baton of Sinope (FGrH 268) Euripides (F 3) 207 n.69 Erecth. (fr.370) 333 Callimachus I.T. (947–60) 334–5 Aetia (fr. 2-7b Harder) 96; (fr. 31a) 96; (fr. FGrH 329 (anon. Athenians): (T 2) 155;(F2) 154; 67–75) 48; (fr. 80-83f) 91–2; (fr. 113c-f) (F 4) 154 246–7 FGrH 395 (Chians): (F 1) 153 Hymn to Artemis 233 FGrH 427 (Euboians): (F 1–5) 153 (Fr. 178–185 Pf.) 97; (fr. 229 Pf.) 251 FGrH 468 (Cretans): (F6-7,F9–11) 153 Contest of Homer and Hesiod FGrH 479 (Lesbians): (F 2) 266 (13–15) 211 FGrH 482 (Magnesians): (F 3) 217;(F4) 218 Charon of Lampsakos (FGrH 262) FGrH 487 (Megarians): (F 3) 153 (F 1) 38f.,75;(F7) 84 n.19, 212 FGrH 496 (Milesians): (F 1) 92–3;(F2) 196;(F5) Cicero 153–4, 236–7;(F6) 16, 91–2 Ad Att.(2.2.2) 361 FGrH 501 (Naxians): (F 1) 154;(F2) 80–83; De Fin.(5.4.11) 373 154 Deinias of Argos (FGrH 306): (F 3) 408 Hagias & Derkylos (FGrH 305) Demokritos of Ephesos (FGrH 267) (F 4) 56, 96;(F8) 56, 96 (F 1) 190, 206–7 Harmodios of Lepreon (FGrH 319) Demon of Athens (FGrH 327): (F 16) 256 n.78 (F 1) 54–5;(F2, 3) 55 Demosthenes:(18.134) 129;(22. 25–6, 33–4, 42) Hecataeus (FGrH 1) 344–5 (F 10) 216 n.99;(F11) 219;(F228) 184;(F Demeas of Paros (FGrH 502; see Clay 2004) 243–54) 219 n.109 119, 120–3, 125 Hellanikos (FGrH 4 & 323a) Demoteles of Andros (FGrH 400) FGrH 4: (F33-5) 262; (F 48) 184, 204; (F 71) (T 1) 59, 62–3, 77, 128–9 207; (F 125) 204 Dieuchidas of Megara (FGrH 485) FGrH 323a: (F 23) 186 n.25, 339 n.65 (T 1) 162;(F2a-5) 163;(F6,7) 164;(F8,9) 162; Hereas of Megara (FGrH 486) (F 10) 163 (F 1) 164, 165;(F2) 165–6, 167 n.44;(F4) 164–5 Dikaiarchos of Messene (Wehrli): (fr. 1) 59 Herodoros (FGrH 31) Diodorus (F 45) 233–4, App. 1 (5.50f) 110–11;(5.52) 111, 113, 114;(5.82.4) 270; Herodotus (12.27–8) 289;(12.58.3 ff.) 127;(12.73.1) Book 1 (8 ff.) 93;(14–22) 229;(18.3) 195;(23–4) 127;(13.104.5–6) 258 n.83 75, 91, 265;(26) 192 n.34, 207, 230;(56–8) Diogenes Laertius 223;(61.4–62) 115;(64) 116;(108–19) 75; (1.25) 245;(1.27–8) 244 (123.3–4) 82 n.15;(131–2) 139;(142) 215; Dionysios of Halikarnassos (143–4) 140, 229;(145–7) 189, 199, 200, Ad Amm.(9) 319 232;(148) 220;(149–50) 170, 173;(157–60) Ad Pomp.(6) 29, 35, 43 75;(158) 252;(160) 140;(161) 217 n.103;

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(167.2) 408;(170.3) 201;(171–2) 140, 197, 326;(F20) 324, 335, 338;(F22) 329–30; 215–6;(173) 197, 216 (F 23) 324;(F28) 330 n.37 Book 2 (23) 75;(45.1) 75;(49–51) 139;(58) 139; Klytos of Miletus (FGrH 490) (113.2–3) 408;(144–6) 387;(148.2) 65 (F 1) 259;(F2) 259 Book 3 (1) 93 n.44;(47–59) 308;(55) 26; Konon (FGrH 26) (57–9) 109 (F 1.2) 236 n.24;(F1.19) 96;(F1.33) 201 n.54, Book 4 (154–5) 93 250, 251, App. 1;(F1.38) 251 n.66;(F1.44) Book 5 (17 ff.) 214;(28–9) 109, 119, 228, 229; 249f, 251, App. 1 (28–34) 114–5, 254;(35) 82 n.15;(65.3) 232; Kreophylos (FGrH 417) (67.1–5) 163;(68) 253;(81.6) 90 n.38;(82– 201;(F1) 185 n.24, 202 8) 297;(88) 199, 328;(92) 234;(95) 267; Leon of Alabanda (FGrH 278) (97) 196;(103) 238;(117–8) 199;(122) 254 59, 71, 158–9 Book 6 (16) 313;(19–20) 252;(32) 224;(34–6) Leon of Samos (FGrH 540) 134;(86) 251 n.66;(95.2–96) 114;(98) 128; (T 1) 59, 62, 71, 280, 307 (127–9) 367;(132–5) 118, 140 Lucian Book 7 (27–9) 86;(38–40) 86;(43.2) 200, 254; Adv.Indoct.(109–11) 264 (111, 113–4) 331;(169–70) 216;(197) 72, 331; Lycophron (228) 387;(239.3) 82 n.15 (1378–87) 200 n.51, 233 n.15; Schol. Lycophr. Book 8 (41) 140;(46.3) 113;(67.1) 123;(104) 140 (1378) 200 n.51 n.111, 225;(112) 123;(144) 178 Lykourgos (of Athens) Book 9 (16) 26;(34) 162;(97) 196, 233;(108 ff.) Leocr.(84f.) 186 n.25;(85–9) 339;(98–101) 339; 93 n.44;(116) 140;(120.4) 290 (106) 348 Heropythos of Kolophon (FGrH 448) Lysias (Carey) (F 1) 16, 51–2 (Fr 272 a-b) 339 Hesiod (M-W) Maiandrios (Leandrios) of Miletus (fr. 238) 211; (fr. 278) 52 (FGrH 491/2) Hippagoras (FGrH 743): (F 1) 361 231;(F3) 237;(F4) 235 n.21;(F5) 200–1;(F10) Hippias of Erythrai (FGrH 421) 234;(F15) 96, 239;(F16, 17) 243–4;(F18) (F 1) 20, 49–50, 189–90 96, 244 Hippocrates Menekles of Barka (FGrH 270) Sacr.Dis.(1.11) 89 n.34; De Victu (1.1) 156 (F 10) 79 Hipponax Menekles of Teos (FGrH 466): see Chaniotis (Fr. 105) 252 E 71 Homer Menodotos of Samos (FGrH 541) Iliad (1.39) 90 n.35;(2.557f) 164;(2.615–70) 210; (F 1) 214f., 279, 307–8, 309;(F2) 279 (2.867f) 196, 221, 235;(3.185–6) 205f.; Metrodoros of Chios (FGrH 43) (6.155 ff.) 93, 205f.; (9.128–30, 270–2) 261; 225;(F3a) 207 (24.544) 261 Mimnermos Odyssey (4.342f) 261; 261 (Fr. 9W) 170, 173, 232; (Fr. 10W) 173; Schol. Iliad (24.544): 238, 261 (Fr. 14W) 212 Homeric Hymn to Apollo:126 Mnesipolemos of Kyme (FGrH 164) Hypereides (FGrH 401b) (T 2) 64–5;(T3) 60, 64–5 (F 1) 133 n.100;(F5) 141 Myrsilos of Methymna (FGrH 477) Ion of Chios (FGrH 392) (F 1) 262;(F2) 264;(F3) 263;(F4) 94, 262; 112, 207; FGrH (F 1) 208–11;(F3) 211 n.88; (F 5) 269;(F7) 265;(F8) 154, 268–9;(F (F 29W) 210–11 14) 85–8;(F17) 267 Josephus Nikander of Kolophon (FGrH 271–2) Ag. Apion (1.17) 155; Jewish Antiq.(20.262) 29 (F 9) 171 n.56 Kallinos Nikias of Arkadia (FGrH 318): (F 1) 408 (Fr. 7W) 216; (Fr. 56W) 212 Nikolaos of Damascus (FGrH 90) Kleidemos (FGrH 323) (F 52–3) 246–9; App. 1 (T 1) 321;(T2) 59;(F1, 2, 9) 324;(F4) 325;(F8) Nymphis of Herakleia (FGrH 432) 320;(F10) 325;(F13) 328;(F14) 330; (F 7) 36 (F 15) 328–9;(F17) 324, 327–8;(F18) 325, Olympichos (FGrH 537): 279, 284

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Panyassis Pindar 225; (fr.18) 216 Pae.(4) 235 n.20; Pyth.(4) 182;(5.85 ff.) 182; Parian Chronicle (FGrH 239) (9) 182 124–5;(A23) 41 (fr. 140a) 120; (fr. 264) 211 Parthenius Schol. Pyth.(4.10) 79;(4.57) 79;(5.35) 79 Narr. Am.(9) 81–4, 109;(13) 249 n.61;(14) Plato 92–3;(19) 110;(21) 262 Laws (629A) 348 n.93 Pausanias Polybius Book 1 (1.9.7) 169–70;(1.30.1) 329;(1.31.2) 332; (2.2.1) 152;(2.61.11) 37;(2.62.2) 37;(4.20–21) (1.39.4 – 40.1) 162, 166;(1.40.5) 168; 56;(5.33) 45;(9.1.2–3) 37, 41 n.34;(9.1.4) (1.41.3–8) 163, 167, 168;(1.42.1–7) 163, 166, 43–4;(10.21) 45;(12.5–12) 364, 366, 371, 167;(1.43.1) 167 n.45;(1.43.4) 163;(1.43.3) 372, 378–9;(12.16) 372 n.50;(12.25c) 70; 168;(1.44.4) 168 (12.25e) 44;(12.27.5–6) 44;(12.28a) 159 Book 6 (6.5–6) 122 n.56;(11.2–9) 122 n.56 n.22;(16.12.5) 35, 37;(16.14.1) 37, 46; Book 7 (2.2–8) 188f., 196, 200, 201, 202–3, 233, (16.14.8–9) 70;(14.14–19) 46 234;(2.9) 203, 204;(3.1–3) 51;(3.3–5) 172, Plutarch 174, 188;(3.6) 188;(3.7) 187;(4.1–3) 204, Conv. Sept. Sap.(19–20) 86–7 283;(4.1–7) 303;(4.8) 207;(5.5–8) 192; De Defectu orac.(412B-D) 133 (5.13) 209;(27.7) 95 De Malig. Her.(21) 257;(24) 257;(31–3) 39;(36) Book 8 (38.7) 54 37, 113–4, 154 Book 9 (30.4 ff.) 264;(33) 51;(40.3–4) 54 De Mul.Vir.(3) 193–4;(7) 213f.; (9) 36;(11) Book 10 (19.3) 266 256 n.79;(16) 16, 91–2, 233;(17) 37, 80–3; Phainias of Eresos (FGrH Cont. 1012) (18) 212 (T 6) 271;(T7) 263, 271;(F1–6) 271;(F7, 9, Demosth.(1) 1 10) 263;(F19) 270 Lys.(3) 205 n.63;(14) 105 n.14, 295, 282;(18) Phanodemos (FGrH 325) 283, 294–5 (T 6) 332;(F1) 129;(F2) 321, 332;(F4) 321, 333; Mor.(1093b-c) 366 (F 6) 333;(F10) 337;(F11, 12) 56, 334f.; (F Nic.(3) 132;(23) 350 13, 14) 333;(F16) 335, 337–8;(F18) 336;(F Per.(24–8) 287–9, 291–3;(29.4) 168 n.48 27) 333 Praec. Rep. Ger.(32) 379 Phanodikos of Delos (FGrH 397): Quaest.Graec.(14) 79, 374–5;(16) 168;(17) 168; (F 4) 128 (18) 167–8;(20) 285;(32) 252–3, App. 1; Pherekydes (FGrH 3) (34) 370 n.41;(35) 94, 373;(39) 53–4;(54) (F 154) 186;(F155) 199, 203–4, 209 306, 310;(55) 306, 310–11;(56) 303;(57) Philippos of Theangela (FGrH 741) 304–5;(59) 79, 167–8 (F 2) 219 n.110 Sol. (1.7) 329;(8–10) 164–5 Philochoros (FGrH 328) Them.(13.2–5) 270;(20.8) 85 n.23 (T 1) 129, 322, 341;(T2) 322;(F5) 348, 351f.; (F Thes.(3) 375;(10) 166;(16.1) 94, 366, 373; 8) 351;(F12) 333 n.45, 352;(F14–16) 351; (17–20) 111–12, 165;(21) 113;(24–5) 327; (F 17a,b) 327, 349;(F24) 346;(F30) 348; (27) 325–6;(32) 166 (F 39) 350;(F35) 352;(F36–7) 348;(F40) Polyainos, Strat. 348;(F45–6) 353;(F49–51) 319, 347, 348; (1.5) 339;(8.35–6) 187 n.28;(8.43) 20, 83, 184– (F 56 a,b) 350;(F53–6) 348;(F57) 351;(F 5, 188 59) 347;(F64b) 350;(F67) 350;(F69– Sappho 70) 351;(F94) 327, 347;(F107) 343;(F (Fr. 5C) 90, 269 109) 352;(F111) 327, 349;(F112) 349;(F Semos of Delos (FGrH 396) 116) 352;(F117) 318;(F119) 347–8;(F120) (F 1–9) 130–1;(F4) 130–1, 132;(F9) 128, 130; 349;(F122) 348;(F133) 348;(F136) 276; (F 12) 132–3;(F13b) 130;(F14) 131;(F16, (F 137) 349;(F140) 350;(F142–3) 276, 17) 130;(F18) 132;(F20) 133, 134 348;(F155) 346;(F168) 352;(F171–3) 351; Simonides (F 183) 351;(F194) 333 n.45;(F197–9) 350 (fr. 19.1 W) 211 n.102;(F215–6) 348;(F223) 347;(F224) Skamon of Mytilene (FGrH 476): (F 1) 347, 352 262 Philostephanos of Cyrene (FHG 3) Sokrates of Argos (FGrH 310) (F 29.1) 52 (F 6) 13, 94, 399

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Solon Mnesipies of Paros: E(1) II: 63 n.91, 120–1, (fr. 4aW) 224, 232 159f.; E(1) III: 123, 125 Strabo Sosthenes/Demeas inscription: 121–3, 125;(A (7.7.2) 366;(9.1.8) 161;(10.5.7) 119;(11.5.3) 204 I, ll.8f.) 39;(AI,l.16) 408; (A IV) 71 n.61;(12.3.21) 204 n.61;(12.3.25) 235; Crampa 1972 (Labraunda) (13.1.36) 267;(13.1.38) 268;(13.1.48) 90 No.66: 4, 38 n.22 n.35, 216;(13.1.58) 267;(13.1.64) 90 n.35; Fouilles de Delphes (13.3.3) 209;(14.1.3–4) 173, 187 n.29, 196, III.3.145: 68–9 199, 203–4, 209, 232;(14.1.6) 216, 235; Habicht 1957 (‘Samische Volksbeschlüsse’) (14.1.21–3) 201;(14.1.35) 209 n.77; (no.1) 282, 290, 400 (14.2.3) 238 IC I (viii 11) 158 n.18; (xxiv.1) 158 Syriskos of Chersonese (FGrH 807) IG (T 1) 59, 62, 71 i³ (37) 170 n.53;(84) 233 n.16;(102) 275; Theopompus (FGrH 115) (127) 314 (T20) 43, 45;(F111) 239;(F122) 212 n.90; ii² (677): 60;(1091)218 n.105 (F 276) 210;(F277) 210 ii³ (1.1) 314;(1.306) 321, 331;(1.348) 60, 330; Theotimos (FGrH 470): (F 1) 79 (1.355) 330, 332 Thucydides ii/iii² (456) 170 Book 1 (2.6) 181;(12.4) 181;(13.6) 126;(20) 26; XI. 2 (110) 130 n.90;(161,B17) 134;(287 A) (22.4) 77;(57–8) 366;(115–7) 257, 277, 130 288–9, 290, 292–3;(128–34) 75;(135–7) 75 XI.4 (544) 59, 62–3, 128–9 Book 2 (8.3) 128;(15.4) 335;(15–16) 140, 327 XII.5.445: see Clay 2004 Book 3 (2–3) 272, 380;(19) 219;(34) 170;(62) XII 7.506: 106 404;(104) 127, 225 I. Kios (Corsten 1985): (T 3) 374 Book 5 (1) 127;(26) 151;(32) 127;(114) 105 IOSPE i² (344): 59, 62, 71 Book 6 (54) 26, 135;(54–9) 328–9 I. Magnesia (17) 217;(20) 218;(46, ll.13–16) 154; Book 7 (50.4) 350;(77.4) 404 (52, 75 ff.) 174 n.72 Book 8 (21) 294 n.44, 306, 313;(24.3) 194;(50.3) I.Priene²: (132) 9, 37, 220, 231, 240–2, 283–5 217 n.103;(63.3) 294, 313;(76.4) 290; I. Stratonikeia (7) 59, 71, 158–9 (8.108.4) 127 Isager 1998 (Salmakis inscr.): 1, 67, 72f, 124, 218, Xenomedes of Keos (FGrH 442) 219 n.110, 393 (F 1) 48, 79, 82 n.15 Kontoleon 1949 (‘Inscriptions de Chios’): (p.5) Xenophanes (21 D-K; FGrH 450) 209–10 101 n.5;(F3 D-K) 169 n.50 Lindian Chronicle (FGrH 532): see also general Xenophon, Hell. Index. (2.2.9) 105 n.14;(2.3.6–9) 282, 295, 314; (A, l.4) 16, 160; (B ll.18–22) 155;(D39 ff.) 16; (4.8.28–9) 272 (D 56–7) 155 Zenis of Chios (FGrH 393):207 Milet.1.3 (nos.122–8) 258 Zenon of Rhodes (FGrH 523) ML:(16) 310;(27) 114;(40) 191;(43) 248;(94) (T 1) 46;(F4–6) 46;(F1) 47 314 Zopyros of Miletus (FGrH 494) OGIS (13) 239, 242, 284–5 231;(F1) 232, 259 PEP Kolophon (6) 174 Rhodes & Osborne (2003) INSCRIPTIONS (2) 314;(3) 127;(4) 275;(16) 240, 246;(29) 119; (58) 346;(90) 282, 400;(93) 236 n.26 Chaniotis 1988 (Historie und Historiker) SEG (E 2) 59;(E3) 59, 63, 157;(E4) 59;(E6) 59, 158; XXVIII (534) 59, 158 (E 7) 59, 62, 71;(E8) 60;(E9) 59, 71, 158– XXXVIII (1476) 69, 393 9;(E10) 60, 64–5;(E16) 59, 62, 71, 280; Syll.³ (E 17) 65;(E18) 60, 65f.; (E 19) 60, 171;(E (284) 191;(382) 59;(390) 106;(532) 68–9;(702) 20) 60;(E23) 60;(E24) 61;(E53) 22, 59, 65;(709) 62 62–3, 128–9;(E54) 171;(E56) 68–9; (E 59) 68 n.113;(E71) 60, 68, 158;(T9) PAPYRI 209–10;(T27) 71 P. Köln 247 (Maresch 1987): 46 Clay 2004, Archilochos Heros (Catalogue II): P. Oxy. 3711: 70, 263, 269–71

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Achilles, 261 Andriskos of Naxos, 82, 108, 110 Adonis, 222, 225 Androklos son of Kodros, 203, 204, 209, 303 Adrastos, 162, 163, 349 Andron of Halikarnassos, 67 aeinautai of Miletus, 252 Androtion, 18, 41, 162, 317, 322, 336, 341–5, 346 Aeschines, 341 Ankaios of Samos, 302, 312 Aesop, 312, 375 Anthesteria, 56, 334 Aethlios of Samos, 278 Antheus Aglaosthenes of Naxos, 108 and Kleoboia, 92–4, 153, 246, 369, 370 aguieus, 163 Antikleides of Athens, 129 Aigina, 13, 32, 372, 383 Antimachos of Kolophon, 171 and Athens, 297 Antiochos III, 46, 47, 60, 64 Aiolian migration, 65, 262, 269 Antiochos of Syracuse, 71, 155, 180 Aiolians, 173 antiquarian literature, 146, 363 Aiora festival, 97 antiquarianism, 20, 55, 118, 126, 143–50, 327, 340, aisymnetes, Miletus, 248, 249, 258 363, 383, 388, 393 aitiologies, 48, 54, 56, 76, 80, 98, 111, 123, 139, 222, Antissa, 262 248, 249, 255, 264, 265, 266, 305, 306, 329, oracle, 264 334, 337, 350 Antisthenes of Rhodes, 18, 46 Aitolia, 4, 68, 69 Aphrodite ‘in the Reeds’, 279, 286, 287 Akontios (of Iulis), 48, 79 Aphrodite on Samos, 310 akribeia, 325, 342 Aphytis, politeia, 361 Alcaeus, 86 apodektai, 343, 344 Alcibiades, 299, 300, 342 Apollo of Didyma, 236 Alexander the Great, 174, 263, 272 Apollo on Delos, 133 Alexandria, 180 Apollonia on Rhyndakos, 153, 236, 237 and antiquarianism, 393 Arcadia inﬂuence of, 136, 137 Arcadians, 382 Alexis of Samos, 279, 286, 304 customs of, 56 Alkaios, 267, 268, 270 local historians, 53 Alkathous, 163, 168 temple of Zeus, 35 Alyattes, 195, 229 Archilochus, 27, 95, 118–26, 401 Amazoneion, 325 Architimos of Arcadia, 54 Amazons, 201–7, 303, 325, 352 archive walls, 160 and Asia Minor, 205 archives, 46, 130 Amphiaraion, 321, 330, 332 archon dating, 122, 124, 279 Amphiklos of Chios, 208, 209 Areopagus, 317, 324, 337 Amphipolis, 59, 158 Arginousai, trial, 348 Amphitres, 247, 248 Argonauts, 163, 366, 373 Anaia, 206, 220, 242 Argos, 31, 56 Anatolia, 223 lamb festival, 96 Anatolian practices, 186, 192 polis history, 9, 13

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Ariadne, 111–13, 134, 210, 211 Attica Arion, 75, 85, 91, 266 economic value, 353 Aristodama of Smyrna, 68 synoikism, 347 Aristokritos of Miletus, 196, 231, 233, 236 axiologos, 65, 148, 354 Aristophanes, 176, 291, 336, 354 scholia, 347 barbarians. See Carians, Thracians, Phrygians, Aristophanes of Boiotia, 39 Pelasgians Aristotheos of Troizen, 59, 65 Bellerophon, 36, 206 Aristotle, 144, 271, 347, 352 Berossos, 142 honours to, 58, 59, 61, 157 Bias of Priene, 224, 285 Nicomachean Ethics, 362 birds, 279 on Kolophon, 172 guinea fowl, 259 on Mytilene, 379 heron, 232 on Naxos, 81 Bisaltai, 38 on revolution, 379 Boedromia, 326 on Samos, 287, 288 Boiotia, 17, 54, 225 on Sparta, 375 Bombos of Alexandria, 60, 65 Politeiai, 18, 31, 403, Ch. 9 Bosphoran kings, 62 Politics, 359, 362, 363, 403 Bottiaians, 94, 373, 384 Aristoxenos of Taras, 406 politeia, 361, 366 Arrian, 1, 11, 16 Bouphonia, 336 Artemidoros of Ephesos, 201 Bouzygai, 339 Artemis Kithone, cult, 92, 233 Branchidai, 201, 223, 231, 233, 250, 252 Artemis Kolainis, cult, 333 aitiology, 249–52 Artemis of Ephesos, 192, 200, 201–3, 205 Branchos, 250, 252 Artemis Tauropolos, cult, 333 Brizo, 130 Asclepius of Myrleia, 44 Byblis and Kaunos, 236, 238 Asios, epic poet, 204, 278, 298, 299, 302 Byzantium, 395 Aspasia, 231, 287, 288, 292, 299 Assessos, 92, 229, 247 Callimachus, 13, 18, 48, 56, 72, 91, 96, 97, 231, 233, Assos, 267 239, 244, 246, 251, 370 asylia, 158, 159, 392 Cambyses, 93 Athamas, 338 Camden, Britannia, 145 Athena Skiras, 351 Caria, 176, 238 Athenaeus, 131, 207, 214, 256, 365, 366 local history, 31, 219 accuracy of, 14 Carians, 4, 48, 51, 172, 186, 211, 222, 234–5, 238, as source, 115, 116 240, 254, 303, 347, 366 Athenaiōn Politeia, 358, 362, 363, 364, 365, 369, and Ionians, 234–5 372, 378, 385 and Miletus, 195–201 Athenian democracy, 350 and Naxos, 110 Athens. Ch. 8 expulsion of, 188, 199, 203, 221, 223 and Delos, 137, 141 in Samos, 214, 307 and Mytilene, 267 Carthage as cultural centre, 354 politeia, 361 oligarchy, 276 centaurs, 270 polis history, 165, Ch. 8 Chairon of Pellene, 95, 271 Atthis, 7, 32, 155, Ch. 8 Chaironeia, 1 chronicle form, 41, 319, 322 Chalkeia festival, 336 contrast with oratory, 356 Chares ruler of Teichioussa, 254 convergence, 318 Charmos, 329 impetus for, 322, 354 Charon of Lampsakos, 11, 33, 38, 102, 212, joint citations, 154 257 partisanship, 7, 12, 151, 317, 318, 323, Chios, 153, 183, 189, 193, 195 340 and ancestry, 207 typicality of, 11, 12, 41, 43, 316, 346 and Athens, 207

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Chios (cont.) island history, 104 and Crete, 208, 210, see also Oinopion Politeia, 366, 373, 377 origins, 207 Delphi, 68, 69, 229, 252, 392 Choes. See Anthesteria stasis, 379 choral poetry, 136 Demades, 332 Chrysame of Thessaly, 184, 186 demagogues, 324 Cicero, 361 Demeas of Paros, 71, 119–26, see also Paros city-histories demes, Attic, 342, 346 German, 100, 286 Demetrios of Phaleron, 361 Italian, 100 Demetrios Poliorchetes, 299 medieval, 17, 149 Demetrios of the Troad, 267 Persian, 100 democracy, 346 clothing, 168, 199, 224, 297, 328 and naval power, 328 coinage Demokritos of Ephesos, 206 in politeiai, 365 Demon, 322 invention of, 109 Demophon, king of Athens, 334, 335, 338 collective memory, 22, 24, 25, 27, 157, 218 Demosthenes, 342 compilation, 26, 61, 71, 152, 157–61 Demoteles of Andros, 59, 62, 128 contemporary history, 341–5, 354 Dexandros of Mytilene, 380 Corinth, 361, 388 Didyma, 200, 234, 244, 249 county histories Dieuchidas of Megara, 162, 163 English, 78 Diipolieia, 336 Cretan poets, 158 Dikaiarchos of Messene, 59, 361 Cretan tradition, 153 Diodoros the Periegete, 231 Cretans, 20, 51 Dionysia, 351 and Ionian cities, 234–5 Dionysios of Halikarnassos, 10, 11, 29, 32, 33, 268, at Erythrai, 187 319, 348 Crete, 60, 68, 158, 218 Dionysios of Miletus, 102, 230 nomima of, 53 Dionysos, 109, 111, 112, 123 politeia, 365, 372, 378 and Naxos, 111 war with Megara, 168 and Paros, 80 Croesus, 245 Dionysos in the Marshes, 335 cults Dionysos of Gorgura, 298 and non-Greeks, 191, 192, 212, 214, 222 Dionysos Omestes, 80, 90, 270 cultural memory, 22, 23 Dionysos Orthos, 351 customs, 148 Dionysos Phallen, 266 in local history, 146, 371–3, 400 dolphins, 75, 85, 88, 91, 94, 122, 266 in politeiai, 371–3 Dorian customs, 163 Cyclades. Ch. 3 Douris of Samos, 11, 241, 280, 284, 286, island histories, 104–6 294–302, 395 Cyprus, 30, 31, 112 Cyrene, 97, 101, 105, 182, 364, 365, 366 Echenike of Delos, 130 Battiads, 79 Egertios, 209 Cyrus Egypt, 5, 23 upbringing, 75 Eleusinian Mysteries, 332 Eleusis, Proerosia, 324 Datis, 114, 128 Eleutherai, 53 dedications, 130, 132, 134, 135, 329, 392, 400 Elis, 94 Deinarchos of Delos, 129 Enalos the Aiolian, 85–91, 262 deipnophoroi, 351 England Delian League, 119, 126, 132, 207, 219, 227 local history, 142 Delos, 59, 60, 62, 64, 77, 85, 106, 118, 126–38, 150, Enodia, 185, 186 215, 332, 392 Ephesos, 169, 174, 201–7, 219, 230, 240, and Athens, 377 303, 395 cult statue, 134 origins, 201–7

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ephetai, 338 role in local history, 221 Ephialtes, 324 foundations (ktisis), 13, 44, 47, 85, 86, 152, 172, 234 Ephoros, 1, 19, 44, 197, 218, 226, 251, 289, 299 and ‘pre-origins’, 177 epichorios logos, 72 and barbarians. Ch. 5 Epidauros, 60 multiple, 182 Epigonoi, 50 fragments epigraphic historians, 58, 66 cover text, 14 epiphanies, 27, 55, 56, 62, 155, 156, 307, 400 methodology, 13 Epizephyrian Locri, 364, 366, 371 France Politeia, 372 cult of local memories, 5 Erechtheus’ daughters, 333, 339 fratry, 320 Eresos, 263, 271 expulsion of tyrants, 272 Gela, 376 Eretria, 331 genealogy, 43, 146, 152, 207, 211, 237 Eros, altar, 329 genos, 167, 172, 211, 249, 336, 339, 375 Erysichthon, 333 and local history, 79 and Delos, 332 Geomoroi of Samos, 304, 306 Erysichthonidai, 321 Gergithes, 200, 254, 255 Erythrai, 20, 80, 82, 83, 189–91 globalization and Athens, 184 and local history, 4, 395 Erythros, 187 Gorgos of Kolophon, 60, 171 ethnicity, 188 Gyges, 93, 369 and hybridity, 188 ethnic identity, 177–9, 402 Hagias and Derkylos, 96 ethnographic present, 326 Halbwachs, Maurice, 22, 25 ethnography, 36, 50, 53, 102, 117, 138, 139–43, 354, Halikarnassos, 1, 32, 67, 72 377, 387 Hamaxitos, 216 and politeiai, 381 Harpagion, Euboia, 153 for Athens, 354 Harpagos, 75 eti kai nun, 15–16, 55, 307, 400, 408 Hecataeus, 219 Euagon, 278, 283 Hegesippos of Mekyberna, 231 Euangelidai, 249, 250, 252 Hellanikos, 11, 29, 31, 33, 40, 43, 102, 103, 111, 154, Euboia, 17, 53, 153, 208, 347, 349, 401 207, 232, 261, 262, 270, 271, 318, 339 Eumenides, 326 Hellenika, 323 Euripides, 334, 339 Hellenism, 15, 212, 224, 243, 265, 316, 374, 391, Eurymedon battle 394, 397, 406, 409 dedication, 325 and early history, 222 Euxantios son of Minos, 233, 234, 235 Hellenistic cityscape, 392 exegetai, 330 Hellenistic networks, 394 exile, 341, 377 Heraion of Argos, 56 and polis history, 281 Heraion of Samos, 61, 214, 278–9, 280, 294, 298, exiles, 385 303, 306, 307, 309 Herakleia Pontica, 10, 12, 32, 35, 169, 237 family history, 72, 78–80, 175, 210, 320, 398 Herakleides Lembos family tradition, 23 epitome of politeiai, 361, 364 female cults, 130, 131, 399 Herakleides of Pontos, 255–6, 293 ﬂora, 263, 278 Herakleitos son of Asklepiades, 60 folk tales. Ch. 2 Herakles and Politeiai, 369 and Kios, 373 folk-tale motifs, 82, 252 Hereas of Megara, 164 forgetting, 275–6 Hermaphroditos, 67 foundations, Ch. 5 Hermias of Atarneus, 184 and previous inhabitants, 181 Hermotimos the Carian, 225 in poetry, 101 Herms, mutilation, 348 in politeiai, 366 Herodoros, 234

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Herodotos of Teos, 60, 68, 158 Identity, 6, 8, 9, 55, 98, 100 Herodotus, 67, 72, 74, 109, 139, 147, 228, 232, 289, Idomeneus of Crete, 210 328, 354, 387 Ikos, festival, 97 and Carians, 199 imagined community, 3, 161, 175, 181, 227, 385 and Ionian origins, 215 inscriptions and Ionians, 199 and local historians, 56 and local history, 18, 32, 33, 281 as source, 132, 134, 135, 349 historie, 53, 143 historical narratives, 8, 18, 400 honours to, 59 intentional history, 22, 101 oral traditions in, 76 Ion of Chios, 101, 112, 207, 208–11 use of eyewitnesses, 26 Ionia Heropythos, 171 border disputes, 240 Hesiod, 112, 165, 375 local history of. Ch. 5 Hieron of Priene, 242 Ionian colonization, 180, 188, 189, 208, 232, 397 Himera, 376 and Athens, 183 Hippias of Erythrai, 49, 187 Ionian identity, 213 Hippias, Athenian tyrant, 329 Ionian migration. See Ionian colonization Hippocratic Corpus, 156 Ionian Revolt, 109, 113, 114, 230, 238, 239, 252, Hippoklos king of Chios, 193 257, 313 historians Ionians, 126, 270 and danger, 159 Iphimedeia, 110 and truth, 62, 64, 66, 70, 71, 152, 155, 156 Ireland as exiles, 151, 273 local history, 5, 398 historie, 21, 37, 43, 50, 53, 103, 146, 149, 274, island histories, 261, Ch.3 354, 387 island history historiographoi, 37, 59, 60, 64, 65, 154, 158 unifying force, 272 historiography island unity, 381 accumulative, 118, 122, 152, 175, 278, 343, 346, Isocrates, 317, 322, 337, 347, 354, 356 386, Ch. 4 isopoliteia, 54 as self-defence, 281, 389 Ithaka audiences for, 43, 45 gene, 79 conceptions of, 353 politeia, 370, 374 genres of, 19, 20, 43, 71, 152–7, 393 method, 71, 123, 125, 135, 143, 148, 149, 160, 165, joint citations, 152–7 166, 328, 333, 349, 386 Josephus, 10, 29, 154 originality, 155, 156 readings, 65, 67, 68, 158 Kabeiroi, 248 hoi epichorioi, 14 Kadmos of Miletus, 230 Homer, 112, 211, 224, 278, 343 Kallinos of Ephesos, 216 and Kolophon, 171 Kallisthenes Homeric texts, 164, 165 honours to, 58, 59, 157 Homeridai of Chios, 211 Kardia, 38 homonoia, 276 Kaunos, 215, 236, 238 Horkomosion, 326 Kekrops horographoi, 37 twelve cities, 347 Horoi, 36, 38, 278, 280, 296 Keos, 17, 105, 375, 401, see also Xenomedes of Keos Hyakinthides, 321, 333 Kerykes, 343 hybridity, 198, 206 Khaleion, 68 Hylas, 373 Killikon Hyperbolos, 342 betrayer of Miletus, 239 Hyperboreans, 332 Kimmerians, 212, 229, 242 Hypereides, 336 kinship diplomacy, 64, 69, 237 Kios, 366 Iasos, 217 politeia, 373–4 Icelandic sagas, 78 Klaros, 51, 52, 171, 252

Index 485

Kleidemos, 18, 112, 321, 323–30, 335, 338 Linus, 96 honours to, 59 local history Kleisthenes of Athens, 326 audiences, 56, 146, 281 Kleisthenes of Sicyon, 163 by politicians, 47 Kleochos, 234 dating, Ch. 1, Appendix 2 Kleomenes, 399 disappearance of, 20 Klytos of Miletus, 18, 231, 259 impetus in ktisis, 180 Knopos of Erythrai, 20, 50, 83, 183–5, 187, 189–91 length, 49 Knossos, 68 nomenclature, 16 Kodros king of Athens, 186, 191, 339, 343 patriotism, 64, 66, 74 Koiranos, 88, 94 style, 33, 46, 175, 317, 322, 342, 356 kolakretai, 344 Lokroi, 378, 383 Kolophon, 50–2, 124, 161, 169–75, 186, 188, 217, luxury, 190, 207, 255, 256, 298 372, 383, 395 Lycians, 187, 215, 216 and Athens, 170 Lycurgus of Sparta, 163 politeia, 365 Lydia, 31, 93, 102, 173, 176, 219 Kolophon ‘by the sea’, 174 Lydian culture, 207 Konon, mythographer, 245, 246, 249, 250, Lydians, 172, 203, 205, 212, 213 251, 264 attack on Miletus, 229 Kreophylos of Ephesos, 201 Lygdamis Kritias, 349, 361 Kimmerian king, 239 Kryassos, Caria, 213 Lygdamis of Naxos, 94, 115, 116, 365, 367 Kybernesia, 349 Lykeion, 348 Kyme, 1, 75 Lykophron, 233 Kypselos of Korinth, 234 Lykourgos of Athens, 301, 332, 333, 339, 348, Kytenion, 69, 393 354, 355 Kythnos, 368 Lysander, 282, 294–6, 300, 314 Kyzikos, 10, 53 Lysanias of Mallos, 257 Lysias, 338 Lamia, 68 Lysimachos, 174, 202, 212, 240, 242, 243, 284 Lampsakos, 38, 75, 212 Laphystian Zeus, 331 Macedonia, 31, 322 Larisa, 65 Magi, 331 League of Islanders, 106, 119, 120, 128, 139 Magnesia on the Maeander, 18, 154, 217, 392, Leandrios, 230 397, 401 Lebadeia, 54 Maiandrios of Miletus, 91, 200, 220, 230, 231, 235, Lebedos, 169, 188 237, 239, 241, 243 Leleges, 48, 203, 238 maiden sacriﬁce, 89, 90, 266, 321, 333 Lemnian women, 262 Makar, king of Lesbos, 237, 261, 265, 269 Lemnians, 207 Malis, 371 Leodamas, King of Miletus, 246, 247, 249 Manto, daughter of Teiresias, 51, 52, 171 Leon of Alabanda, 60, 71, 158–9 Massalia, 79, 366, 383 Leon of Samos, 59, 61, 71, 279 Mausolos, 217, 341 Leon of Stratonikeia, 158–9 Medontidai, 320 Leros, 259 Megara, 79, 153, 154, 161–9, 304, 342, 343, 386, Lesbos, 17, 38, 80, 260–73, 397, 401, See Enalos 388, 397 cities’ relation to Miletus, 237–8 origins of, 162 ethnic composition, 268 Megarian epic, 167 polis divisions, 272 Megarid, 162, 166 Lesches of Lesbos, 263 Megaros, 162 Leukonia, 193, 194 Melampous, 162 Libya, 31 Melanippeion, 324 Limnai, 334, 335, 337 Melanthios, 332 Lindian Chronicle, 12, 16, 18, 27, 32, 155, 160, 310, Melian War, 219–21, 231, 239, 240–3, 283–6 392, 407 Melie/Melia, city, 220, 240

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Melissos of Samos, 288, 290, 293 Mykale, 198, 203, 219–21, 240, 311 Melos, 105, 213, 250 Mykonos, 105 Memnon of Herakleia, 47 Myous, 188 memorials, 168, 310, 330 Myrsilos of Methymna, 85, 154, 261, 262, 267, memories (mnemai), 34 269–71 memory, 21–8, 33, 76, 299, 408 Mysians, 265, 374 social, 21, 22, 152, 332 mythical history, 345–53, see also muthos Menekles of Teos, 158 Mytilene, 272 Menodotos of Samos, 214, 279, 306–11 revolt, 272, 398 Methone, 364, 372, 376 stasis, 379 Methymna, 87, 89, 90, 237, 266, See Enalos Meton Naïdes, 35, 38 sundial, 348 Naxian horographoi, 80, 108, 114, 154, Ch. 3 Metrodoros of Chios, 207 Naxos, 17, 37, 80, 94, 107–17, 132, 150, 156, Milesiaka, 92, 227, 230–2, Ch. 6 383, 401 Milesian colonies, 235, 255 Apollo Delios, 84 Miletos (founder), 196, 233 horographers, 36 Miletus, 31, 80, 153, 181, 188, 195–201, 219, 292, 373, military history, 84 383, 399, 401, Ch.6, Appendix 1 polis histories. Ch. 3 and Carians, 195–201 Neaira of Miletus, 81, 82 and Crete, 195, 233 Neileus, 196 and Kios, 366 heröon of, 233 and Myous, 91, 240, 258 Neleids, 91, 92, 232–3, 234, 246, 248, 306 cults of, 259 and Athens, 232 decline, 255 Neleus, son of Kodros, 184, 204, 232 female pathos, 256 Nepal monuments, 254 local chronicles, 5 origins, 232–5 Nereids, 87, 88, 89, 90, 269 Parian Settlement, 109, 228, 229 New England, 181 politeia, 368 Nikainetos, 236 political struggles, 245 Nikander of Kolophon, 171, 174 Sacred Way, 254 Nikias, 132, 350 stasis, 255, 256 Nikolaos of Damascus, 246 tyrants, 247, 252 Nikouria decree, 106, 107 Miltiades nomima, 54, 147, 320, 372 and Paros, 118 nostalgia, 7, 15, 55, 150, 313, 328, 376, 384, 406, Mimnermos, 101, 170, 172, 212, 232 408 Minos, 111, 119, 154, 155, 168, 187, 196, 207, 233, Nostoi, 50, 52 327, 349, 366 Notion, 170 Minyans, 209 novella, 76 mnemeia, 133, 192, 228, 234, 237, 304, 305, 329, nymphs, 335, 351 386 Mnesiepes of Paros, 63, 119–26, 137, 159 Odysseus, 374 Mnesipolemos of Kyme, 60, 64 Odyssey, 79 Molpoi, 228, 258 Oedipus, 343 Montesquieu, 371 ofﬁcial tradition, 26 monuments, 157, 328, see also mnemeia Oinopion, 112, 208–11 Mopsos, 51, 52 Olbia Mount Lepetumnos and Miletus, 236 sanctuaries, 269 oligarchy, Athenian, 324, 342 Muses, 264, 265 Olympichos of Samos, 279, 284 music, 130, 134, 294, 296, 299 omens, 325, 326, 350 and politeia, 372 Onnes and Tottes, 96 muthodes, to, 34, 77, 91, 142, Ch. 2, see also muthoi Opous, 366 muthoi, 33, 47, 62, 75, 77, 245 oral history, 24

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oral tradition, 76, 121, 243, 245, 256, 286, 378 Phaselis, 15, 171 and Aristotle, 370 foundation of, 51 and Herodotus, 75 Pheidias, 347 hourglass effect, 49, 80 Pherekydes of Athens, 112, 201, 203, 209 Orchomenos, 365, 375 Phigalia, 54, 55 Orestes, in Attica, 334, 335, 352 Philip II, 271, 332, 340, 341, 347, 355 orgeones, 352 Philippos of Pergamon, 60 Oropos, 60, 321, 330, 332 Philippos of Theangela, 219 Orpheus, 264, 343, 372 Philistos, 155, 232 Oschophoria, 351 Philitas, tyrannicide, 191 Ouliades of Samos, 279, 283 Philochoros, 39, 40, 41, 111, 129, 162, 319, 322, 324, 327, 332, 340, Paion of Amathous, 112 341, 345–53 Paktyes the Lydian, 75, 140 and Herodotus, 352 Palladion, 324, 337, 338 and Thucydides, 348–50 Panamara, 158 as culmination, 346 Panathenaia, 343 personal expertise, 350 Panionion, 199, 208, 220, 225 rationalizing method, 349 Panyassis, 67, 101, 216, 222, 224, 298 style, 346 paradoxa, 91, 227, 262 use of evidence, 349 Parian Chronicle, 40, 120, 124 Phobios of Miletus, 92, 93 Parmiskos, 134 Phokaia, 212, 223 paroimia (sayings). See proverbs Phrygia Paros, 17, 18, 27, 32, 96, 104, 118–26, 140, Kabeiroi, 246 Ch. 3 Phrygians, 222 Parthenius, 236, 370 Phrygios, 96 Pausanias, 14, 150, 202, 205, 386 Pieria of Myous, 16, 91–2, 233, 246 on ktisis, 234 Pindar, 49, 101, 120, 182, 201, 202 scepticism, 166, 167 scholiasts, 79 sources, 166 Pittakos of Mytilene, 86, 267 Pausanias of Sparta, 75, 76 Plataea, battle of, 329 Pedasa, 140 Plato, 347, 348 Peisidike of Methymna, 262 on statues, 346 Peisistratids, 126, 135, 232, 328, 329 Pliny the Younger, 390 Peisistratos, 115, 165, 267 Plutarch, 1, 263, 300, 324, 347, 361, 386 Pelasgians, 154, 209, 268, 270 accuracy of, 14 Pellene, 361 on Herodotus, 113–14 Peloponnesian War, 299 on Ionian Revolt, 257 penestai, 53, 401 on Samos, 287 Penthelidai, 85, 86, 90 on women, 84 people’s history, 149 poetic culture Periander, 229 and polis history, 172, 174, 264–5, Pericles, 287, 288, 300 296, 300 Persephone, 333 poets Persian empire, 212 in politeiai, 372 Persian Wars, 6, 26, 40, 108, 118, 123, 154, 155, 168, polis 178, 219, 224 as community, 143, 382, 402 and Naxos, 113 conception of, 345, 356, 371, 375, 377–83, 397, Pessinous, politeia, 361 398, 403 Phainias of Eresos, 11, 14, 18, 95, 261, 263, 270, decline, 384, 393 271–3 depoliticizing, 406 Phaleron, 349 vitality of, 387 Phanodemos, 56, 321, 330–40, 352, 401 polis history honours to, 60 and community, 152, 249, 302, 313, 391, Phanodikos, 128 392, 399

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polis history (cont.) Pythagoras, 134, 296, 373 and diplomacy, 70 Pythios the Lydian, 186 and natural world, 259 and networks, 392 records, 15 and philosophers, 263 list of officials, 40 and poetry, 142, 264–5, 386 preservation of, 35, 152, 157, 159, 272, 332 and reconciliation, 273, 275–6 written, 33, 155, 236, 242, 309, 330, 344, 349, 355, and territory, 235–43, 391, see also territorial 364, 386, 400 integrity religion, history of, 19 annalistic form, 36, 40, 263, 271, see also Horoi religious history, 55, 139, 309 audiences, 19, 29, 36, 390 religious knowledge, 330 chronological frame, 6, 27, 39 religious ritual civic recognition, 56, 69, 70, 241 and territorial claims, 332 discontinuity, 15 in local history, 138, 140, 321, 350–2, see also educational, 43 separate poleis geographical range, 243, 283, 402 Rhakios, 51 organization, 36 Rhampsinitos, 75 philosophers, 243, 346, 352 Rhodes, 8, 9, 10, 12, 17, 31, 44, 46, 106, 387, 395 repetition, 155, 284, 390 Rome, 65, 390 polis patriotism, 4, 15, 45, 70, 98, 174, 244, 301, 320, 323–30, 333, 339, 341–5 Salamis, 164, 168 and confidence, 389 Salmakis, 1, 67, 72, 124, 180, 218, 219, 393 meanings, 356 See Halikarnassos politeia, 147, 227, 339, 353, 387, Ch. 9 Samians and Sparta, 360 under Polycrates, 109 as a genre, 103 Sammelzitate. See joint citations meaning, 358, 360, 371, 377–83, 405 Samos, 10, 18, 37, 188, 203, 204, 219, 239, 240, 373, method, 362 384, Ch. 7 purpose of, 359, 362, 363 and Ionians, 303 scientific enquiry, 377 and Perinthos, 304 Polyainos, 81, 84 cleruchy, 281, 290, 312, 376, 399 Polybius, 13, 16, 19, 35, 47, 70, 72, 74, 147, 151, 152, cults, 306–11 371, 372, 382 piracy, 308, 310 on historical genres, 43 politeia, 311, 368, 370, 376 on Rhodian historians, 45 Samian revolt, 28, 277, 286, 299, 342, 376, 398 Polykrates, 75, 126, 279, 299, 304 tyranny, 304, 312, 368 Polykrite, 80–5, 154, 369 Samothrace, 10 polypragmon, 43, 44 Sappho, 90, 265, 269 Poseidon, 87, 89, 266 Sardis, 186 Poseidonia, 406 Sarpedon, 197, 216 Possis of Magnesia, 217 scapegoat motif, 83, 184, 185, 192 Priene, 18, 188, 217, 219, 222, 239, 240, 285 Semonides, 278 massacre, 285, 367, 368 Semos of Delos, 128, 130 Rhodian arbitration, 220, 231, 240–3, Seriphos, 105 283 Seven Sages, 243, 268 settlement, 201 Sibyl of Erythrai, 186 Propylaia, 348 Sicilian expedition, 179, 325 prose, virtue of, 9, 132, 137, 267 eclipse, 350 proverbs, 298, 299, 300, 312 Sicily, 180 in politeiai, 367 dynastic history, 79 Pseudo-Epimenides, 361 Sikelika, 17, 39, 72, 406 Ptolemies, 106, 125 Sigeum, 267 and Cyclades, 123, 128, 136 Simonides, 111 and Miletus, 244 Siphnos, 105 Pylos, 170, 173, 232 Skamon of Mytilene, 262

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Skeiron (Megara), 166 Thebes, 331, 404 Skylax of Karyanda, 219 Aigidai, 79 slaves, 212, 219, 372 Themistokles, 75, 123, 270, 271, 328 Smintheus, 86, 89–90 Theophrastos, 82, 84, 94, 95, 271, 380 Smyrna, 101, 170, 173, 204, 207, 211, 222, 223, 225 Theopompos, 35, 43, 45, 147, 207, 210, 220, social memory, 3 226, 299 Socrates of Argos, 399 Thera, 3, 105 Solon, 75, 76, 165, 344, 352 Theseion, 325, 326 sophists, 362 Theseus, 76, 89, 94, 110, 117, 134, 164, 165, 167, Sosthenes of Paros, 71, 119–26, see also Paros 210, 211, 218, 324, 325, 327, 328, 347, 349, 351 Sparta, 103, 375, 384 and Naxos, 111–13 constitutions, 361 Thessaly, 53, 209, 217, 361, 365, 384 politeia, 378 Thracians, 110, 192 Speusippos, 347 and Naxos, 110, 111 stasis, 176, 204, 253, 254, 255, 256, 292, 294, 313, Thrasyboulos of Miletus, 229, 244 379, 391 Thucydides, 16, 19, 26, 67, 74, 77, 147, 148, 151, at Miletus, 252 165, 289, 319, 328, 342, 349, 380 in local history, 116, 275–6 structure of, 42 Stesimbrotos, 293, 328 Thucydides, son of Melesias, 342 Strabo, 203, 235 Timaios, 96, 155, 364, 371, 378, 406 use of local histories, 14 Timalkos, 166 Stratonikeia, 60, 71, 158 Titias and Kullenos, 237 structural amnesia, 179, 183, 238 Tocqueville, 371 suggrapheus, 37 tombs, 112, 163, 165, 167, 168, 209, 264, 325 swing festival, 172, 372 topography, 287 Sybaris, 376, 383 linked to aitia. see also aitiologies and Kroton, 39 Tottes and Onnes, 246, 247 horses, 370 tradition Syloson, 312, 368 preservation of, 157–61 sympoliteia, 174 passim syngeneia, 44, 69, 152, 187, 198, 217, 237, see also tragedy, 333, 354 genealogies travelling historians, 61, 63, 67, 70 synoicism, Athens, 327 travelling poets, 64, 67, 98 synoikia, 140, 327, 329 Tritopatores, 333 Syriskos of Chersonese, 59, 62, 71 Troad Syros, 239 and Lesbos, 267–9 Troezen, 375 Taras, 365, 406 Trojan War, 189, 217, 235, 261, 267, 338 Tegyra, 133 tyrannicides, 76 Telesilla of Argos, 13, 94, 399 Tyrtaios, 348, 361 Tenedos, 368 Teos, 64, 188, 211, 217 Varro, 148 and asylia, 68 violence, 233, 235, 255 Terpander, 263 territorial integrity, 152, 161–75, 194, 285, Walter Scott, 144 331–2, 343 wine, 210, 351 Teuker, 333 aitiology, 337 textual exegesis. See Megara production, 210 Thales, 201, 231, 243–5, 401 women, 399 Thargelia, 83 bearers of memory, 285, 297, 300 Thasos, 13, 60, 119, 125 wonders (thaumata), 45, 62, 400 historian of, 60 Thaulonidai, 336 Xanthippos, 290, 352 Theagenes of Megara, 167 Xanthos of Lydia, 11, 31, 102 Thebans, 51, 388 Xanthos, Lycia, 36, 393

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Xenagoras of Rhodes, 155 Xerxes, 93 Xenomedes of Keos, 18, 31, 48, 79 Zenis of Chios, 207 Xenophanes, 52, 101, 171 Zenon of Rhodes, 18, 46, 47, 49 Xenophon, 35, 151, 361 Zeus Karios, Mylasa, 215 on Sparta, 384 Zeus Lykeios, cult of, 53 Xenophon of Samos, 61 Zopyros of Miletus, 230, 231, 232, 259