A

Aeschylus

• Agamemnon, 12–13

• Prometheus Bound, 62

• Supplices, 62

Agathon, 25

Alcman

• Partheneion, 33–4

Alexander, 49, 59, 60–74

Andocides, 18

Apollodoros

• Against Neaira, 18

Aratus

• Phaenomena, 75–86

Archidamian War, 53–4

Aristides, 131–2, 136–7, 139

Aristophanes, 89

• Equites, 129

• Frogs, 39–41

Aristotle

• Eudemian Ethics, 132

• Meteorologica, 63

• Poetics, 25, 27

Arrian, 72–3

Artaxerxes I, 130, 137

Artaxerxes II, 55–6

Artemidorus, 62

Athenaeus, 18, 87–8, 135

Athenian Empire, 52–4, 145

Athens, 48–59, 140–54

B

Babylon, 61, 64

Battle of Marathon, 144

Bematists, 64

C

Caesar, 156–7, 165–6

Callimachus, 33

Castorion of Soloi

• Hymn to Pan, 87–91

Catiline, 155–66

Choral projection, 25–47

Cicero

• De divinatione, 179, 181, 186

• De oratore, 202

• In Catilinam, 155–66

• In Vatinium, 183–4

Cimon, 129, 132, 137–8

Clearchus, 87–8

Cleisthenes, 141, 143, 146

Corinthian War, 49, 55–6

Cultural revolution in Ancient Athens, 142, 146

Curtius, 69, 72–3

Cypria, 60

D

Delian League, 52, 137, 144

Democracy in Ancient Athens, 140–54

Democratic peace and war theories, 147–8, 150–1

Democritus, 61

De Mundo, 63

Diogenes Laertius, 81

Disability in antiquity, 189–205

Divination, 177–88

Domitius Tullus, 192–3

E

Embolima, 25–47

Empedocles, 83–4

Eunapius, 74

Euripides, 25–47

• Andromache, 18

• Bacchae, 38, 41, 47

• Electra, 32–4, 36–7, 39–40

• Hecuba, 28–9

• Helen, 34, 36, 39, 43–7

• Heracles, 29

• Ion, 29–31, 43

• Iphigenia at Aulis, 41–3

F

Female voice of Justice, 75–86

Fr. 939 PMG, 37–40

G

Gaius Gemellus Horigenes, 193–205

Gender roles, 14, 20

Guides, 64–7, 69

H

Haruspicy, 178–9, 186

Hecataeus, 61

Herodotus, 35–7, 39, 60–3, 131, 134, 146

Hesiod

• Works and Days, 75–6, 78–85

Homer

• Iliad, 5, 33–4, 88

• Odyssey, 5, 8

Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, 83

Homeric Hymn to Dionysus, 35–7, 39

Hoplites, 48–50, 52–4, 58, 143–4, 149–50

Hospitality, 1–11

I

Interpreters, 70–1

Ionian Revolt, 50

Ionian War, 54

Isocrates, 131

J

Joint Association of Classical Teachers, 206–17

Lucan

• Bellum Civile, 177–88

Lysias, 130

M

Macedonia, 58–9

Maps, 60–4

Marriage in Ancient Greece, 22–3

Mnesiphilus of Phrearii, 134

N

Necromancy, 182–5

Nigidius, 179–80, 184

O

Ovid

• Amores, 167–76

P

Peloponnesian War, 48, 53–4

Persepolis Fortification Tablets, 65

Persia, 48–52, 54–6

Persian Wars, 48–52

Phanias of Lesbos, 132

Philip of Macedonia, 49, 58–9

Philostratus, 136, 202–3

Pindar

• Pythian 4, 1–11

Plato, 82

• Meno, 131–2

Plutarch

• Themistocles, 132–8

Pompey, 182–3

Propertius, 169

Prophecy, 177–88

Public finance in Ancient Greece, 48–59, 144–6

R

Rivers, 67–70, 72–4

S

Sallust

• Bellum Catilinae, 155–2, 159–66

Second Athenian League, 56–8

Sergius Silus, 191–3

Sophocles

• Antigone, 31, 34

• Philoctetes, 88

• Trachiniae, 12–24

Sparta, 48–9, 53–6, 58, 137–8

Statius, 187

Stoics, 81–2, 86

Strabo, 60–2, 73–4

T

Themistocles, 129–39

Thucydides, 61, 129, 137–8, 146, 163–4

Tribute payments, 48, 50, 52

V

Valerius Flaccus, 187

Virgil

• Aeneid, 167–76, 180–1

W

War in Ancient Greece, 48–59, 140, 143–50

X

Xenophon, 60–74

• Anabasis, 62, 64–8, 70, 73

• Cyropaedia, 69

• Memorabilia, 131

• Oeconomicus, 21–2

• Symposium, 131

Xerxes, 61, 68, 130–1, 137–8, 144

Z

Zeno, 81