Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85049-0 — The Greek City States 2nd Edition P. J. Rhodes Index More Information Index of Texts Except where otherwise stated, references are to passages, by serial number given in bold type, and include the editorial matter accompanying the passage. Texts indexed in paren- theses are cited but not translated at the point indicated. Titles preceded by an asterisk are of works attributed to an author in antiquity but probably or certainly not written by him (in these cases that author’s name is given in square brackets in the reference at the end of the passage). The original texts are in Greek unless stated to be in Latin. Aelian, of Praeneste (Italy): C3 AD: 54, 61–2, 67 263 philosopher and rhetorician 83–4, 87 211 Varia Historia (a collection of anecdotes 96 201 on human life and history) 115–16 47 XII. 43 157 133–4 226 Aeschines, of Athens: C4: politician and III. On the Peace orator 12–13 373 I. Against Timarchus 17 439 13 296 Androtion, of Athens: C4: politician and 77 192 historian 97 180 Atthis (history of Athens) (ed. F. Jacoby: II. On the Disloyal Embassy see Agatharchides) 18–19 451 324 F 58 395 60, 63, 65 215 Antiphon, of Athens: C5: politician and 116 400 orator 167 193 V. On the Murder of Herodes III. Against Ctesiphon 9 247 14–15, 20, 20–2 202 47 429 25 236 VI. On the Chorus-Member 115, 116–17, 124 401 11–12 336 191–2 217 42 250 scholiast on 24 235 49 254 Agatharchides, of Cnidus (Asia Minor): Archilochus, of Paros: C7: lyric poet C2: grammarian and historian (ed. M. L. West, Iambi et Elegi Graeci Events in Greece (ed. F. Jacoby, Die Ante Alexandrum Cantati, OUP, Fragmente der griechischen Historiker, 1971–2, 21989–92) Berlin: Weidmann → Leiden: Brill, fr. 19 49 1926–58) Aristophanes, of Athens; C5–4: comic 86 10 98 dramatist Andocides, of Athens: C5–4: politician Acharnians and orator 45–6, 51–8 184 I. On the Mysteries scholiast on 54 184 11 324 313 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85049-0 — The Greek City States 2nd Edition P. J. Rhodes Index More Information Index of Texts Birds 1273 A 6–13 115 793–7 286 1273 B 35 – 1274 A 3 197 Clouds III. 1275 B 8–11 112 (623–6 401) (1277 B 7–30 p. 3) Frogs 1278 A 21–6 352 693–4 186 (1278 B 19 p. ix) Knights 1279 A 32 – B 10 72 967–9 287 (1283 B 42 – 1284 A 22 p. 3) scholiast on 969 287 1285 A 3–10 17 Plutus 1285 B 3–19 14 (620–717 340) IV. 1289 B 33–40 18 Wasps 1294 B 29–31 108 568–75 295 1297 B 12–16 354 1388–91 319 1297 B 16–22 18 1406–8 240 1297 B 22–5 52 Women at the Thesmophoria (1300 A 6–7 p. 163 (Thesmophoriazusae) V. 1305 A 7–23 53 295–311, 331–51 328 1306 A 12–19 355 Women in Assembly (Ecclesiazusae) 1306 A 35–6 19 17–29, 82–7 289 1307 A 40 – B 19 357 (128–9 328) 1310 B 14–28 54 183–8, 289–92, 300–10 206 1313 A 25–33 126 Aristophanes, of Byzantium: C3–2: VI. 1319 A 4–19 356 grammatical and literary scholar, head 1319 B 11–29 62 of library at Alexandria 1321 A 26–31 353 (ed. A. Nauck, Aristophanis Byzantini ... VII. (1332 B 12–41 p. 3) Fragmenta, Halle: Lippert und 1335 B 19–26 290 Schmidt, 1848) Among works attributed to Aristotle fr. 38 166 but more probably written by Aristotle, of Stagira (but for much of his members of his school was a collection career working in Athens): C4: of 158 Constitutions. The Athenian philosopher Constitution survives almost complete; Politics fragments from some of the others are I. 1256 A 19–21, 29–40 298 quoted by later writers (fragments ed. 1253 A 2–3 p. ix V. Rose, Aristotelis Fragmenta, Leipzig: 1257 A 23 – B 2 39 Teubner, 1886). 1259 A 37 – B 4, 1260 A 9–14 * Athenian Constitution 273 fr. 385 26 II. 1269 B 12–27, 1269 B 39 – 1270 2. ii 175 A 8 275 3. i–iv, vi 15 1270 A 23–9 284 8. i 196 1270 A 29–31 150 8. iii 37 1270 B 6–10 124 (9. i 239) 1270 B 25–8 123 12. iv 176 1270 B 28–31 124 13. ii 29 1270 B 35 – 1271 A 12 110 13. iv 58 1271 A 26–37 152 (15. iv–v 331) 1271 B 40 – 1272 A 4 97 (16. v 245) 314 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85049-0 — The Greek City States 2nd Edition P. J. Rhodes Index More Information Index of Texts (16. viii 62) Anabasis (history of Alexander the Great) 16. x 66 (I. 10. ii 477) (18 331) Athenaeus, of Naucratis (Egypt): C2–3 21. ii, iv, vi 188 AD: anthologist 22. i, iii–iv 269 Deipnosophists (learned banqueters) (23. ii 118) (XIV. 657 C–D 187) 23. iv–v 423 Caesar: Gaius Julius Caesar, of Rome: (26. iii 245) C1: senator and dictator, who wrote 26. iv 160 accounts of his own wars 27. iii–iv 204 Civil War (in Latin) 42. i–ii 191 III. 3, 34. i–ii, 35 526 42. ii–v 194 COINS 43. i, 47. i 200 (cited from C. M. Kraay, Archaic and (43. iv–vi 511) Classical Greek Coins, Methuen 47. ii 223 [USA: U. of California P.], 47. v 182 1976) 48. i–ii 223 97–8 with plate 16 378 48. iv–v 203 108–14 with plates 19–20 376 49. iv 233 Curtius: Quintus Curtius Rufus, of 50. i 326 Rome: C1 AD; historian 50. ii 183 History of Alexander the Great (in Latin) 51 221 X. ii. 4–7 463 53. i–ii, iv, v 245 Demosthenes, of Athens, C4: politician 54. v 220 and orator 54. vi–vii 326 I. Olynthiac i (55. iii 296) Libanius’ hypothesis, 4 234 (56. iii 336) II. Olynthiac ii (57. i 15) 29 267 57. iii–iv 252 * VII. On Halonnesus 58. ii–iii 456 9, 11–12 454 59. i 244 XIV. On the Symmories 60. i, iii 334 16–17, 19–20 229 61. i 198 * XVII. On the Treaty with Alexander 62. iii 200 14 445 63. i, iii, 67. i–iii, 68. ii, iv, 69. i 244 XIX. On the Disloyal Embassy * Spartan Constitution (many passages 225–6 268 in Plutarch, Lycurgus, other than XX. Against Leptines those which cite this work explicitly 1–3, 18–19, 22 230 are likely to be derived from it) hypothesis, 3 216 fr. 533 88 XXI. Against Midias fr. 538 100 16–17 337 * Tegean Constitution XXIII. Against Aristocrates fr. 592 411 53 161 * Thessalian Constitution 67–9 251 fr. 497 386 XXIV. Against Timocrates fr. 498 391 20–1, 23 212 Arrian, of Nicomedia (Bithynia): C2 AD: XXVII. Against Aphobus, i Roman senator and historian 9–10 305 315 © in this web service Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85049-0 — The Greek City States 2nd Edition P. J. Rhodes Index More Information Index of Texts XXXII. Against Zenothemis 110. ii–iii 440 1 458 XV. 31. i–ii 416 * XXXV. Against Lacritus 40. i–ii, 57. iii – 58 368 11–13 317 59. i–ii, 62. i–ii 381 47 248 94. i–iii 385 XXXVII. Against Pantaenetus XVI. 23. i, v 399 35–6 312 27. i 344 XLI. Against Spudias XVII. 2. ii, 3. i–ii, iv, 4. i–ii, ix 460 6 281 14. i, iii 461 * XLIII. Against Macartatus 73. iv 462 57 249 XVIII. 8. ii–iii 409 XLV. Against Stephanus, i (8. vii 463) 8, 46 242 24. ii 478 * XLVII. Against Evergus and Mnesibulus 56. ii–iii 464 21–2 228 XIX. 66. ii 484 41–3 255 Diogenes Laertius: C3 AD * XLIX. Against Timotheus Lives of the Philosophers 31–2 321 I. 68 128 * L. Against Polycles II. 40 325 6 316 (54 158) *LIII. Against Nicostratus Dionysius, of Halicarnassus (Asia 9 322 Minor): C1 BC – C1 AD: rhetorician LVII. Against Eubulides and historian 30 162 519–20. Lysias, 29 408 30–1, 33–4 173 Ephorus, of Cyme (Asia Minor): C4: * LIX. Against Neaera historian 16, 52 163 General history to 340 (major source of 64–6 174 Diodorus Siculus) (ed. F. Jacoby: see (87 283) Agatharchides) 89–90 213 70 F 117 76 104, (106) 164 Euripides, of Athens: C5: tragic Patmos Lexicon to Demosthenes dramatist (Bulletin de Correspondance Ion Hellénique i 1877, 10–16 and 1571–88 25 137–54) Rhesus ‘gennetai ’ 26 scholiast on 307 391 Diodorus Siculus, of Agyrium (Sicily): (I translate the text as reconstructed C1: historian by H. T. Wade-Gery, Journal of General history to 54 Hellenic Studies xliv 1924, 55–9) VII. 9 16 Harpocration, of Alexandria: date (12. iv 91) unknown XI. 50. ii–iii, v–vii 118 Lexicon to the Ten Orators 54. i 347 ‘arrhephorein’ 332 XIII. 91. ii–iv, 92. i–iv, 93. ii, 94. i, ‘eisangelia’ 246 iv–v, 96. ii 73 ‘peplos’ 332 106. viii–ix 139 ‘syntaxis’ 434 XIV. 3.