I.G. II (2), 1006 I.G. II (2), 1011 I.G. II (2), 1817 I.G. II (2), 5134 I.G. II (2), 1257 I.G. II (2), 3184 I.G. II (2), 4670 I.G. II (2), 1445 I.G. II (2), 4870 I.G. II (2), 4841 I.G. II (2), 4842 Diogenes Laertius, VI, [Diogenes] Athenaeus, X Hypoth. to Demosthenes, XVIII Demosthenes, XIX Pollux, VIII I.G. II (2), 463 I.G. II (2), 583 Demosthenes, XXV Libanios, XXIII Aischines, III Athenaeus, V Libanios, XXI I.G. II (2), 971 I.G. II (2), 1327 Athenaeus, IX I.G. II (2), 840 I.G. II (2), 847 I.G. II (2), 956 I.G. II (2), 1990 I.G. II (2), 1534 I.G. II (2), 1013 I.G. II (2), 1132 I.G. II (2), 140 Aischines, I (Timarchos), 60, 61 Aischines, III (Ktesiphon), 187 A.E. Raubitschek, Hesperia, X, 1941, pp. 284-295 Schol. Aischines, III (Ktesiphon), 187
Index Authors and Inscriptions Aelian Aelian, De Natura Animalium, R. Hercher, 1864-1866 (Teubner) [Aischines] [Aischines], Epistles, IV, 3, R. Hercher, Epistolographi Graeci, 1873 Aelian, Varia Historia, R. Hercher, 1864-1866 (Teubner) Aischines Scholia Aischines Scholia, W. Dindorf, 1852 Aischines Scholia, F. Schultz, 1865 Aeschylus Aeschylus, Eumenides, G. Murray, 1955 (O.C.T.) Aischines Aischines, F. Blass, 1908 (Teubner) Aischines, C. D. Adams, 1919 (Loeb) Alexis Aischines I (Timarchos) Alexis, Kock, C.A.F., II, pp. 297-408 Aischines II, De Falsa Legatione Alkiphron Alkiphron, Epistles. M. A. Schepers, 1905 Alkiphron, A. R. Benner and F. H. Fobes, 1949 Aischines III, Ktesiphon
Academy Alphitopolis Altars Achaians Acharnai Altar of Aidos Achilles Altar of Aphrodite Hegemone Acropolis Altar of Apollo Patroos Altar of Apollo Pythios Altar of Apollo under several titles Altar of Artemis Altar of Artemis Boulaia Altar of Artemis Eukleia (at Plataea) Adeimantos, archon Altar of Demetrios Adeimantos, banker Altar of Dioskouroi Adrastos Altar of Eirene Aegina Altar of Eleos Aeisitoi Aeschylus Altar from Eleusinion Aetolian League Altar of Eurysakes Agamemnon Altar of Hephaistos Agathe Tyche Altar of Hermes Agoraios Agathokles, archon Altar of Horme Aglauros Altar of daughters of Leos Agora, old Altar of Meter Agorakritos Altar of Pheme Agoranomion Altar of Phosphoros Agra Altar of Soteres Agraulos Altar of Twelve Gods Agrippa, Agrippeion Agyrrhios Aiakos, Aiakeion Altar of Zeus Aianteion Altar of Zeus Agoraios Aiantis Altar of Zeus Astrapaios Aidoneus Altar of Zeus Boulaios (Hestia) Aidos Altar of Zeus Hypsistos Aigeis Altar of Zeus Ombrios Aigeus Altar of Zeus Phratrios and Athena Phratria Aigospotamoi Amazons Aischines Ammonios Ajax Amphiaraos Akalanthis Amphiktyon Akamantis Amphiktyons Akamas Amynias Akratos Amynomachos Alexander the Great Anacharsis Alexander, sophist Anakaion: prison Alexandria Anakeion, Anakes Alkamenes Anankaion: prison Alkibiades Anaxagoras Alkmene Anaxikrates, archon Allotment machines Andokides
Ephialtes Epicurus Epikrates Fountain houses on vases Epiktetos Four Hundred Epilykeion Frames, for carrying statues Epimeletes of agora Fruit Epimenides C. Fulvius Plautianus Epistates of Prytaneis Epizelos Galaxia Eponymoi Gallos, priest of Meter Gambling Equestrian statues Gardens Erechtheion Erechtheus Garlic Ergasteria Gate Erichthonios Erinyes Eros Eschara Gauls Escharites, bread Ge Kourotrophos Ethelontai epilektoi Gelge Euagoras Generals Euboule Gerra Euboulides Glaukippos Euchares Gleukagogos Eucheir Gnathaina Eudanemos, Eudanemoi Gorgias, archon Eukleia Gorgippos Euktemon Gossip in agora Eumaridas of Kydonia Grain trade Eumolpidai Grylos, son of Xenophon Eumolpos Gymnasium Eunomia Euphorion Euphranon Gynaikeia agora Euphron of Sikyon Gynaikonomoi Euphronios Eurotas Hadrian Eurykleides of Kephisia Eurysakes, Eurysakeion Hale Eurystheus Hare, of Polygnotos Euthydemos Harma, signal from Euthykritos, archon Harmodios Euthyphron Hearth Exclusion from agora Technitai Hedylos Fates Hegemon Field of Famine (Limos) Hegesandros Figurines Hegesias, archon Fish Hekate Helen of Zeuxis L. Flavius Flamma Heliaia T. Flavius Pantaenus Helike Flour Heliopolis Flowers sold Hemera, carrying off Kephalos Foreigners, not allowed to work in agora Hephaisteion Fountains Hephaistia
Lion guarding fountain Menodoros Lions, beneath throne Menon Livia Metalworkers Logistai Meter Logisteria Metichos or Metiochos Lokros Meton Lollianos Metragyrtes Long Rocks Metronomoi Long Walls Metroon Lot, appointment by Lyceum Lykourgos Metrophanes Lykeion Mikon, son of Eurykleides Lykoleon Mikon Lykomedes Lykon, Peripatetic Milestone Lykos Miltiades, of Marathon Lysander Lysanias, architect Miltiades, son of Zoilos Lysanias, bellows-blower Mines Lysimachos Minos Lysippos Mint Lysistrate Misericordia Lysistratos Mithridates Lyson Mnemosyne Moiragenes Macedonians Mother of Gods Mageireia Mousonios Maison Mule, given public maintenance Makaria Muses Makra Stoa Museum Hill Makrai Petrai Music Hall Mantinea, battle-painting Muster under arms, in Anakeion Marathon Myrtle Marbleworkers' street Mystai Market Mysteries Market, Roman Market buildings Marmor Parium Naval equipment Masons' marks Naxos, battle of Meals, at public expense Nemesis of Rhamnous Neoptolemos, son of Antikles Measures Nero Meat market Nesiotes Medea Nicanor, C. Julius Medes Nike Megara Nikeratos of Alexandria Meidias Nikias Melanopos Nitron Melite Nomothetai Membrades, small fish Nuts Memnoneia Menandros, priest of Demos & Charites Oath Menestheus Menippos
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