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(for references to authors and speeches see also the Index of Passages)

adoption228, 263, 265, 267

Aeschines passim, esp.337–42
bribed116, 118, 173–4, 199, 243, 358, 378, 380–2, 384
and Eubulus137, 339–41, 355–7, 377
exile110, 342, 385
family180, 338
and the Fourth Sacred War138, 175, 201, 341, 384
humble background53–4, 110, 174, 244, 278–80, 338–9, 384
lies or truthfulness54, 119–20, 183, 227, 316–17, 403
military record339
and the Peace of Philocrates36, 118, 136–7, 173–4, 199, 330, 340, 377
personal feud with Dem.91, 173
and Philip25, 118, 173, 201, 278, 378, 380
voice53, 175, 339

agriculture39, 230, 249–50, 253

Alexander the Great14, 118, 120, 133, 186, 192, 197, 332–4, 344, 384, 421, 433, 435
as commander155–6, 162
divine honours140, 333, 349, 361, 434
events following A.’s death140, 305, 334, 343, 345–6, 404
exiles decree140, 333, 361
invading Asia36, 138–9, 197, 322, 334, 384
requesting the extradition of Dem. and others140, 304, 344, 349, 358–9, 361, 432, 437
succeeding Philip36, 133, 138–9

Amphictyony (Delphic)133, 136, 138, 341, 343, 377–8, 380

Amphipolis24, 131–4, 136–7, 186, 200, 327, 331, 357, 374, 378–9

anakrisis40, 77, 79, 91, 93, 96

ancestors See Athens: past

Androtion148–9, 182, 234, 238, 242, 278, 355–6, 366, 368–9, 385

Antiphon37, 47, 269, 426

apagôgê88–9

Apollodorus, son of Pasion14, 42, 76, 88, 91, 221–5, 238, 261–4, 268, 278, 285–6, 289–92, 304, 316, 375, 390, 392, 394–7, 422

arbitration87–8, 93–5, 266–7

Areopagus76, 95, 170, 285, 341, 343, 347

Aristophon38, 136, 184, 339, 343, 355–8, 366, 384

Athens passim
audience20–3, 26, 28, 42, 53–5, 62, 179–81, 233, 237, 271 See also dêmos (the people); See also judges
autonomy8, 16, 22, 39, 110, 137, 194–5, 201, 240, 299, 318, 322, 334, 378, 456–61
composition of102, 292
cultural memory64
hegemony64, 129, 131, 143, 194, 214, 223–5, 324, 326–8, 331, 334, 382, 399, 446
identity and ideology64, 110, 122, 193–9, 201–3, 277–8, 348, 402 See also laws: ideology of the legal system
imagery193–9, 204, 222
past50, 54–5, 69, 122, 150, 179–87, 237, 378, 444 See also paradeigmata, historical
state finances103–4, 109, 134, 143–52, 162, 169, 248, 323, 346–9, 354, 356–7, 359–60, 366–70, 375, 399 See also stratiôtikon (stratiotic/military fund); See also taxation; See also theôrikon (theoric fund)

banking39, 42, 216–17, 396

boulê (Council)115, 144–5, 162, 226, 247, 252, 257, 286, 317, 356, 365, 368, 404
as court95, 148, 170, 323

Callimachus298, 403, 420, 428, 437–8, 441–2, 449, 464

Callistratus159, 301–2, 354–7, 436

Chaeronea, Battle of10, 16, 36, 47, 110, 138–9, 156, 161, 185, 192, 196–7, 201–3, 237, 300, 302, 305, 313, 322, 329–30, 332, 338, 341–4, 346–7, 349, 360, 381, 383, 385, 401–2, 434, 445, 461

chôra (countryside)162, 193–9, 201, 248–57, 286–92

Cicero283, 289, 309, 407–9, 411, 413–14, 431–2, 440–3, 453–8
imitator of Dem.440–1

citizenship40, 221–30, 247–8, 251–5, 444
legal and social privileges212
naturalization224, 226–7, 371
Pericles’ law225, 252, 310

corruption55, 90, 103, 109, 116–17, 167–76, 257, 276, 377–8, 380

countrysidesee chôra (countryside)

courts of law46–7, 49, 74–7, 95–8, 159, 211–13, 256, 273–4, 389, 423–4, 460
as arena of public debate55, 62, 68–9, 277
avoidance267 See also arbitration
and non-full-citizens147, 218, 226, 228, 230
political use101–2, 110, 139, 159, 197
as safeguard of democracy107, 240 See also dikê; See also graphê; See also judges; See also paragraphê; See also sykophantês

Demades52, 138–40, 341, 344–6, 349, 359–61, 419, 433, 435, 437, 439

demes213–14, 223, 247–57, 261, 264–6, 291–2, 397
demarch222, 247–8, 251–4, 257
deme assembly222, 251–3
deme register226, 247, 252, 254, 257, 313–14, 339, 396

Demochares (nephew of Dem.)110, 187, 298, 312, 421, 428, 436–7, 464

democracy22, 106–10, 116–17, 120, 161–3, 195, 227, 240, 348–9, 365–6, 403, 436, 456, 458–60 See also Demosthenes: champion of democracy
ideology64, 66–8, 102–3, 106, 168, 211, 214, 234–6, 326, 372
principles disregarded256–7
and public opinion61
and rhetoric45–7, 54–5

dêmos (the people).
attitudes and views62–5, 67–9, 434
demanding consent/flattery67, 69, 102, 236
and elite55, 64, 68
inertia, deception, and delusion27, 107, 234–5, 366, 403–4 See also Demosthenes: as the dêmos’ counsellor (symboulos) and critic; See also rhêtores/politicians: and the dêmos

Demosthenes (the orator) passim
afterlife297–306, 419, 431–49, 453–61
ancient scholarship14, 420, 434–5 See also Didymus; See also Dionysius; See also Libanius
as benefactor110, 118, 148, 152, 248
biographies
biographical fallacy297
biographical tradition297–306, 424, 468
sources298–9, 312
at Chaeronea302
champion of democracy9, 16, 106–7, 117, 120, 140, 184, 372, 424, 458
character, morality175–6, 299–300, 318, 444
credibility332, 376–7, 381
death140, 334, 385, 436
and demagoguery8, 55, 433, 444, 459
as the dêmos’ counsellor (symboulos) and critic20, 22–3, 26, 28–9, 66–7, 117–18, 182, 236, 381
education110, 298, 440
effeminacy175–6
exile and return117, 140, 334, 345, 350, 385, 401, 404, 422, 431
family and kin110, 175, 262, 264, 266, 302, 310–11
fighting for liberty8, 15, 28, 39, 123, 137, 199, 299, 321–2, 460–1
guardians103, 106, 262–4, 267, 304, 311–12 See also Demosthenes (the orator): inheritance trials (epitropikoi logoi)
honours36–7, 47, 110, 117, 139, 148, 239, 243, 298, 304, 312, 316–17, 329, 343, 383–4, 436
inheritance trials (epitropikoi logoi)9, 54, 313–15, 389–92, 464 See also Demosthenes (the orator): guardians
judgements, ancient political316, 434, 436, 438–9, 443–4
judgements, modern political8–10, 15–16, 321, 323, 327, 455–6, 458–61
as patriot8, 445
policies109, 149–51, 163, 324–32, 334, 338, 370–8, 381–3
political activity after Chaeronea139–40, 333
political (in)consistency10, 323, 326, 334, 373, 382
proxenos of Thebes119–20
public offices and liturgies104, 110, 136, 148, 151, 312, 323, 329, 365, 377
on rivals20, 25, 102–6, 108, 118, 173–6, 235–6, 243, 276, 330, 354–6, 372, 376, 380, 382–4
self-presentation20–1, 25–7, 103, 106–10, 118, 174, 179, 182–4, 236
semantics, political21, 24, 195–6, 202
speeches
arrangement374, 389–91, 447, 464
authenticity12–13, 35, 38, 88, 209, 222, 238, 262, 268–9, 299, 302, 314, 379, 390–3, 397, 401–5, 419–22, 426, 437, 442–3, 448–9, 464
chronology38, 134, 326–7, 368–74, 377–8, 381, 425
composition35, 38, 121, 369, 376, 404, 422–6, 449, 463–4
editions, ancient38, 425, 428, 464, 466–7
editions, modern7, 9–10, 467
in historians433
lost speeches37, 333, 340, 420, 437
perspective and bias40–1, 103, 105, 148, 367, 372–3
popularity427, 463
publication266, 268–9, 422, 426–8, 432–3, 436, 449, 464
readers (contemporary)268–9, 427
revision13, 38, 53, 134, 422–6, 463
as sources14, 35–43, 73, 83, 103, 115, 209–10, 218, 221–4, 233–4, 271–2, 297, 353, 389, 391–2, 394, 397–9
Third Philippic, different versions13, 426, 432, 466
translations7, 11–14, 39, 440, 454–7, 459–60
speechwriter47, 303–4, 316–17, 389, 422
style10–11, 316, 380–1, 402, 407–16, 420–2, 448
of argumentation411–16
Atticism440, 442
clarity410–11
ekphrasis20, 24–8, 284–8
emotion413–14
metaphors28, 195, 199, 277, 410
paradoxes409–11
polemic20, 24, 28–9, 199, 383–4, 426
registers20, 22, 408–9
rhythm10, 411, 421
sarcasm20, 108, 140, 354, 444
satire20–4, 29
vividness27–8, 286–7
as synêgoros350, 367
and Thucydides19–20, 22, 24, 29, 121, 183–4
(un)warlike122, 135, 161, 461
used in modern era as political paradigm8, 39, 455–60
wealth105, 312, 323, 339 See also Demosthenes (father of Dem.): estate
youth299, 311–13

Demosthenes (father of Dem.)262, 300, 302, 311, 316
estate229, 311, 313–14

diapsêphisis221–3, 226, 251, 396

Didymus299, 420, 442–3, 468

dikê88, 90–1
d. aikeias74–5, 88–9, 264
d. blabês92, 249, 267, 287, 393
d. emporikê147, 210–14, 217, 390

Dinarchus47, 119, 202, 204, 304, 309, 337, 361, 420, 426, 438, 444, 449
knowledge of the Third Philippic428, 431–2

Dionysius of Halicarnassus221, 268, 271, 298–9, 302, 304, 306, 381, 408–9, 420, 422, 425, 438, 442–3, 449

Diophantus134, 355–6

diplomacy115–23, 155, 186, 217, 330, 332, 380
arguments in121–3

documents (in speeches)14, 38–9, 77–9, 96, 468

dokimasia104 See also rhêtores/politicians: dokimasia rhêtorôn

economy39, 210

education, rhetorical46, 52–4
to be hidden53, 66

eisangelia (impeachment, treason)36–7, 46, 90, 107–8, 159, 167, 169–70, 172–3, 267, 343–4, 347, 349, 380

eisphora79, 105, 146, 148–51, 235, 314, 323, 366, 368

ekklêsia (Assembly)20, 39, 46, 48–9, 55, 62, 66–7, 108, 115–17, 121, 144–5, 149, 181, 226, 272, 279, 290, 324, 365–6, 403–4, 425
as court170
vs courts69, 366
decision-making power115, 145–6, 157–60, 251, 331, 341, 345, 365, 375
expectations by46
speakers’ conduct in366, 404
views62

Elatea117, 119, 138, 191, 286

elite46–8, 55, 62–5, 101–10, 116, 243–4, 353

embassies, to Philip36, 53, 118, 136, 174–6, 180, 243, 339, 377–8, 380, 424 See also diplomacy

endeixis397

ephêbeia139, 151–2, 161–2, 196–7, 200, 204, 313, 339, 347–8

epidosis105, 146–8, 150, 152, 248

epitaphioi logoi (funeral speeches)47–8, 181, 186, 194, 203, 237, 401–2

Euboea23, 26, 105, 121, 132, 135, 137–8, 192, 201, 300, 317, 339, 343, 354, 375, 377, 379, 382

Eubulus109, 134–7, 147, 150, 184, 304, 323–4, 326, 339–41, 347, 353–7, 359, 375, 377, 384
and Dem.109, 135, 137, 150, 304, 323–4, 326, 340–1, 355, 359, 375, 377, 384

euthyna(i)159, 167, 169–70, 173, 175, 384

factions, political (‘parties’)47, 66, 101, 108–9, 137, 222, 330, 337–8, 350, 353–8, 360–1, 365, 434, 436

family
affines261, 263–7
kindred262–3, 266
nuclear256
widows263–5, 312

festivals46, 51, 274–5, 279

gender261, 265–6

generals See military: stratêgoi/generals

gods272, 274–5 See also Alexander the Great: divine honours
divine agency276–7

grain214–16, 218, 370

graphê90–1
g. dôrôn171
g. hybreôs74, 88–9, 104, 236, 239, 376
g. nomon mê epitêdeion theinai68, 80, 82, 366, 369
g. paranomôn37, 46, 68–9, 80, 159, 227, 234, 267, 341–5, 356, 359, 366, 368, 370

guardians262–5, 267 See also Demosthenes (the orator): guardians

Harpalus affair37, 117, 140, 170, 197, 300, 302, 304–5, 329, 333–4, 337, 342–6, 359, 361, 385, 401, 404, 431, 434–5, 437, 439

Hegesippus136–7, 340, 357–60, 378, 384
as author of Dem. 7, 17: 38186, 357, 379, 421, 432, 441

homicide229
law on224, 371

honours37, 47, 54, 108, 139–40, 149, 237–40, 252, 349, 355, 367 See also Demosthenes (the orator): honours

hybrissee graphê: g. hybreôs

Hyperides47, 140, 337, 341–6, 380
as author of Dem. 17: 38139, 421, 437
position after Chaeronea343–5
turned foe334, 343, 345–6

idiôtês52, 55

inheritance40, 221, 228, 261–3, 267–8
epiklêros43, 255, 262–3, 265
will263, 266, 394

Isaeus37, 47, 269, 290–1, 394
and Dem.301–2, 316, 403, 421

Isocrates36, 46–7, 50–1, 134, 136, 138, 164, 181, 269, 304, 324, 343, 346, 354, 356, 382, 403, 408, 414–15, 427–8, 432, 434
pupils46, 50, 356–7, 436

judges
competence78
composition of jury95, 292
duped53, 274
formation of judgement47, 62, 69, 74–7, 97, 105, 241, 288–9, 376, 381
powers81
pride234, 238 See also justice; See also oaths: heliastic

justice
dikaiotatê gnômê69, 74
ideas of73–7, 123, 240–2

kinship261–9 See also family

Lamian War47, 140, 162, 345–6, 361, 404–5

laws73–82, 240–1
on bribery171
coherence82
on family262–3
forgery79
ideology of the legal system74, 81
interpretability77, 79–80, 104
legal strategies73
legislation81–3, 145, 276, 366
read out in court77–9
role in litigation69, 211, 240, 381 See also homicide: law on

leases40, 144, 147, 254, 262, 267, 347

Libanius297, 302–4, 390, 392–3, 395, 397, 420, 438, 446–9, 464, 468

liturgies43, 55, 65, 82, 105–6, 109, 143, 145–6, 148–9, 216, 223, 235–6, 239, 243, 275, 280, 304, 312, 314, 317, 328, 338–9, 343, 360, 366–7, 376, 393
antidosis43, 106, 148, 312, 314, 393
chorêgia248, 274, 276, 280
trierarchy26, 79, 105, 145–9, 158, 162, 223, 243, 248, 264–5, 314–18, 323, 328, 341, 343, 360–1, 367, 369, 375–6, 436

loan42, 144, 392–3, 395
maritime211–18, 392, 396
private262, 311

logographoi (speechwriters)47, 53, 96, 389 See also Demosthenes (the orator): speechwriter

‘Lycurgan’ era143, 146–7, 151–2, 185, 197, 347–8, 360–1

Lycurgus38, 42, 139–40, 185, 196–7, 199, 204, 337, 346–50, 360–1, 436
official position147, 346–7, 349
relationship with Dem.140, 350, 405
stance towards Macedon349, 360–1
trials for political ends185, 197, 347–8

Lysias47, 96–7, 221, 227–8, 269, 284, 290–2, 408–9, 423, 440

manliness175–6, 236

manuscripts.
ancient426–7, 448, 463, 468
recentiores467
stichometry466
vetustissimi12, 303–5, 391, 432, 446–8, 464–8 See also documents (in speeches

maritime courtssee dikê: d. emporikê

marriage40, 225, 393
age at263–5
local endogamy256

mercenaries135, 140, 157–8, 161, 223–4, 344, 373–4, 379

metics213, 227–30

migration131, 134, 138, 147, 221, 252, 310, 317
within Attica248–9

military20, 46, 107–8, 140, 146, 150–2, 155–63, 197, 200–1, 224, 235, 242, 275, 323, 325–8, 330–1, 370, 373–5, 381, 385, 396
developments156–7
fleet105, 139, 145, 147, 155, 157–8, 162–3, 197, 215, 323–4, 328, 331, 343, 354, 368, 370, 395
reluctance to equip163
hoplites139, 150, 156–8, 160–2, 313, 328, 339
stratêgoi/generals23, 46, 64–5, 101, 107–8, 116, 123, 157–61, 167, 169–70, 223, 236–7, 328, 339, 348, 365–6, 381 See also ephêbeia, See also stratiôtikon (stratiotic/military fund)

neighbourhood109, 248–51, 255–6, 261, 266, 284, 286–7, 291
ritual punishment in256–7

oaths35–6, 40, 123, 175, 179, 251–2, 266, 273–4
ephebic161, 196–7, 200–1
exômosia96–7
heliastic74, 76, 240, 275–6, 369, 384

Olynthus26, 28, 122, 130, 134–5, 151, 186, 243, 328–32, 334, 344, 354, 373–80, 412

oracles38, 272, 275–6

orality45, 51, 424, 426

oratory, professional54

panHellenism7, 122–3, 195, 197, 203, 330

paradeigmata, historical64–5, 180–1, 187, 411–13

paragraphê90, 92, 172, 209, 390–3, 396

performance52, 179 See also orality

Persia122–3, 129–31, 137–9, 151, 157, 356, 383, 439, 443
Alexander’s conquest36, 139, 197, 384
panHellenic enemy36, 122, 136, 138
potential conflict122, 134, 242, 323–4, 370, 372
war of 490–79: 129181, 183, 194, 197–201, 203, 225, 313, 378

Philip II of Macedon14, 34–9, 63, 104, 109, 116–18, 122–3, 132–9, 147, 155–6, 160–1, 163, 176, 185–6, 191–3, 197–201, 203, 215–16, 236, 242, 272, 286, 299, 301–5, 309, 321–2, 339–44, 346, 354, 358–60, 376–9, 383–4, 401–2, 408–16, 424, 426, 428, 432–3, 439, 456–61
‘barbarian’20, 123, 330, 332, 377, 382
bribing Athenians24–6, 28–9, 116, 168, 173–6, 180, 235, 278, 341, 378–82, 384
character and values330
death36, 119, 138, 305, 332–3, 342
Demosthenes’ position towards7–8, 11, 20–9, 109, 135, 137–8, 150–1, 181, 239, 321, 326–32, 334, 340, 366, 373–5, 377–8, 380–5
helped by Athenians’ mistakes22–3, 135, 373
positive modern judgements10, 15, 455
tyrant8, 22, 160, 199, 235, 374, 378, 384–5, 458

Philocrates36–7, 137, 173–4, 199, 340, 343, 359, 377–8, 380
Peace of26, 36, 109, 118–19, 136–8, 173–4, 199, 330, 332, 334, 340, 357–9, 377–9, 382, 384–5

philosophy45, 51–2

Phormion212–13, 227, 238, 304, 316, 392, 394–5, 422

phratries248, 251–3, 255, 261–2, 278

Piraeus42, 121, 143–4, 147, 158, 213–14, 216, 249, 252, 285, 292, 313, 343, 347, 396

Plato45, 51–2, 62, 164, 214, 298, 302, 343, 346, 403, 408, 440, 446, 455

private and public, blurring of118, 175, 242, 269, 396

procedure40–1, 90 See also apagôgê; See also dikê; See also eisangelia (impeachment, treason); See also graphê; See also paragraphê

proverbs250

religion40, 42, 271–81
articulating civic life277

rhêtores/politicians46–7, 54–5, 101–3, 353, 365
advisory role54, 67, 102 See also Demosthenes (the orator): as the dêmos’ counsellor (symboulos) and critic
and the dêmos65–9, 73, 326
dokimasia rhêtorôn55
prejudices against65, 235
private lifestyle63
and rivals66, 68, 101–4, 238, 242
strategies66–7, 73, 96, 291–2

rhetoric.
description284–9
and other literary genres48–52
narrative19, 21, 23, 29, 96, 117, 194, 222–3, 269, 286–7, 289–91, 314, 381, 391, 407, 409
strategies, rhetorical75–6 See also education, rhetorical

Sacred War
Third27, 118, 120, 122, 133, 136, 173, 192, 200, 325, 330, 359, 371, 377
Fourth138, 341, 380, 383–4

Samos131, 140, 317, 333, 342, 361, 371–2

scholia420, 447, 468–9

Second Athenian League11, 130–2, 134, 136, 138, 145–7, 155, 325, 399

slaves/slavery143, 163, 195, 211, 222, 224–30, 238, 247–9, 251–5, 257, 262, 278, 280, 286, 288, 311, 313, 315, 396–7, 412, 444
interrogation of43, 96, 224, 230, 264, 391

Social War132–5, 147–50, 155, 163, 170, 317, 323, 325, 356–7, 366, 373

Solon49, 64, 80–1, 83, 92, 181, 183, 200, 256, 276, 368–9

Sparta36, 50, 120, 129–34, 136–7, 139, 143–4, 156–7, 181, 183, 197, 227, 242, 290, 310, 322, 324–5, 332–3, 356–7, 365, 367, 371–3, 378, 382, 412, 439

stereotypes49, 55, 68, 209, 211, 219, 223, 234, 239–40, 243, 322, 374

stratiôtikon (stratiotic/military fund)134, 144, 147, 150–1, 328, 361, 375

sykophantês53, 69, 91, 172, 175, 236, 240, 397

symmories108, 146–7, 149, 162–3, 323–4, 370

synêgoros (supporting speaker)47, 95–6, 169, 228, 303, 340, 344, 369 See also Demosthenes (the orator): as synêgoros

taxation39, 143–6, 148–50, 214–17, 227–9, 242, 312, 316, 359, 369, 396, 399 See also eisphora; See also symmories

Thebes119–20, 129–33, 136–8, 156–7, 174, 186, 202, 304, 317, 322, 324–5, 358, 365, 367, 371–2, 377, 382, 398
alliance with117, 120, 138, 192, 201, 332, 356–7, 372, 383–5, 401
revolt and destruction36, 120, 138–9, 332, 334, 343–6, 349, 358, 361, 437

theôrikon (theoric fund)24, 28, 65, 109, 134–5, 144, 147, 150–1, 275, 329–30, 354–5, 365, 375, 383

Thermopylae134–6, 138, 175, 192, 199, 355

Thrace156, 229, 279
Athens’ relations with132, 134, 252, 331
Dem. and135, 175, 316, 370
Philip in133–4, 138, 173, 175, 193, 326–7, 331

Thucydides19–20, 22, 24, 29, 49–51, 115, 120–1, 144, 183–4, 408–9

trade, overseas212–19, 229, 247, 379, 392

transmission14, 463–70 See also manuscripts

treason163, 168–9, 174–5, 196, 198–200, 311, 366, 380, 382, 412, 432, 438–9 See also eisangelia (impeachment, treason)

tyranny90, 138, 226, 234–5, 374, 378, 455 See also Philip II of Macedon: tyrant

values202, 211, 233–44
moral42, 50, 62, 64, 69–70, 122, 175–6, 219, 234–8, 241, 244, 285–6
political See democracy: ideology, democratic
social64, 68, 273

wealth/the wealthy39–42, 101, 104–6, 109–10, 143, 145–51, 161–3, 210, 216, 227, 229–30, 235, 243–4, 248, 256, 263, 266, 311, 316, 343, 347–8, 353, 357, 360, 366–7, 383, 393–5, 399

witnesses39–40, 69, 78, 92, 96–8, 119, 222–3, 230, 248–50, 252–5, 261, 264, 266, 272–3, 286, 290, 314–15, 380–1, 394–7

women40, 222, 225–6, 229–30, 240, 243, 251, 255–6, 262–3, 265–6, 292, 311, 393, 397, 444

Xenophon45, 49–50, 134, 157, 302, 324, 354

Demosthenes
1:135, 151, 329, 331, 374, 382, 404, 410, 455, 458
1.1:64
1.4:22, 160
1.5:22, 235
1.6:151
1.9–10:22
1.10:272, 374
1.11–12:374
1.11:28
1.12–15:20, 22
1.12:29
1.15:28, 192
1.16–18:375
1.16:64, 102
1.17–18:151
1.19–20:134, 151, 374
1.21–3:22
1.21:29
1.24–8:192
1.25–6:22
1.25:198
1.27:199, 448
1.28:199, 374
2:135, 329–32, 374, 382, 410, 455
2.2–3:22
2.2:374
2.3–4:22, 374
2.3:22
2.5–7:374
2.5:22
2.6:132
2.9–10:22
2.10:28
2.12:23
2.13:374
2.15–17:22
2.15–16:374
2.17–21:235
2.17:119, 374
2.18–21:20, 22
2.18–19:28, 374
2.21:28, 29
2.22:22
2.23–4:22, 242
2.23:23
2.24:374
2.25:404
2.28–31:237
2.28–9:381
2.29–31:46
2.29:108
2.30–1:22
3:135, 151, 329–32, 374, 382, 410, 455
3.1–2:122
3.2:19, 27
3.3–6:374
3.3:67, 109
3.4–6:23
3.4–5:28, 134
3.4:160
3.8:192
3.9:27
3.10–13:134, 375
3.10–12:151
3.11:374
3.14–17:375
3.14–15:23
3.14:374
3.16:382
3.17:23, 29, 102
3.19:22
3.21–36:151
3.21–31:237
3.21–6:28, 374
3.21–2:24, 55
3.21:184, 444
3.22:66
3.23–9:28
3.23–6:22
3.23:181
3.24:183, 382
3.26:109
3.29–30:374
3.29:151, 181, 354
3.31–2:24, 28
3.31:109, 134, 275
3.32:67
3.33:28, 375, 404
3.35–6:404
3.35:374
3.36:64, 374
4:13, 135, 150–1, 326–8, 331–2, 373, 374, 382, 404, 410, 413, 414
4.1:101, 413
4.2–12:413
4.2:22, 404, 411
4.3–7:22
4.3:373
4.4–12:373
4.5:121
4.7–8:235
4.7:151
4.8–9:119
4.8:22
4.9:22, 28
4.10:22, 237, 408
4.11–12:22
4.13:410
4.14:67
4.16–30:413
4.16–25:20
4.16–22:151
4.16–18:150
4.16:373
4.19–22:150
4.19–20:23
4.20:373
4.21–2:373
4.23:373
4.24:159, 373
4.25–7:373
4.25–6:23, 24
4.26–7:275
4.26:24
4.28–32:20
4.28–9:373
4.28:151
4.29:150, 442
4.30:23
4.31–50:413
4.32–7:373
4.33:235
4.34:411
4.35–7:275
4.35–6:24
4.35:134
4.38–46:373
4.38–9:24
4.39:23, 457
4.40–1:20, 22, 28
4.40:410
4.42–5:22
4.42:22, 237, 277
4.43:23, 122, 408
4.47–50:373
4.47:27, 381
4.48:63
4.51:64, 67, 404, 413
5:38, 136, 330, 377, 455
5.2–3:23
5.3:64
5.4–12:25, 26, 28, 117
5.4–10:377
5.4:25, 26
5.7:28
5.9:26
5.10:26
5.11–12:184
5.13–14:330
5.14:377
5.16–23:241
5.17:377
5.18–23:377
5.24–5:377
6:13, 35, 38, 137, 199, 330, 377–8, 384, 410
6.1–8:378
6.1–5:23
6.3:64
6.5:29, 67
6.6:184, 457
6.7–12:20, 23
6.7:241
6.8:242
6.10–12:242
6.10–11:378
6.11–12:181
6.11:199
6.12:199
6.16–19:22
6.16:29
6.17–19:23
6.19–27:25, 28, 118
6.19–26:365
6.19:377
6.20–7:26, 28
6.20–5:199
6.20–1:378
6.21:22, 235
6.22:378
6.23–5:378
6.24–5:22
6.25:118, 235, 455
6.26–7:378
6.27:29
6.29–37:378
6.30:242
6.31:67
6.33:27, 29
6.34:23, 102
6.35–7:192
6.35–6:199
6.35:199
7:35, 38, 123, 139, 186, 357, 378–9, 421, 432, 442
7.1:67
7.2–6:379
7.2:378
7.9–13:123, 379
7.12:186
7.14–16:379
7.18–29:379
7.18:378
7.23–9:137
7.27:132
7.29:131
7.30–2:378, 379
7.33–4:379
7.39–45:379, 381
8:23, 138, 193, 199, 331–2, 381–2, 455
8.2:381
8.3–8:382
8.4–10:24
8.4:64
8.7:193
8.8:193, 381
8.10:381
8.11–12:22
8.13:24
8.16:122
8.18:193, 382
8.21–6:381
8.21:67
8.24:67
8.25:382
8.30–4:23
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8.30–2:102
8.32–3:107
8.32:67
8.34–7:22
8.34:23
8.35–6:382
8.37:193
8.38–67:421
8.38–51:381
8.39:193, 199, 331, 382
8.41–3:22, 23
8.41:199
8.42:199
8.44–5:193
8.52–67:381
8.52–3:24
8.52:24, 109
8.53:382
8.54:382
8.56–7:24
8.56:382
8.57:382
8.58–9:24
8.61:109, 382
8.62–7:239
8.66:382
8.68–71:109
8.68–70:236
8.69:382
8.70–1:109, 148
8.70:366
8.73:64
8.74–5:23, 28
8.76–7:382
8.77:23
9:11, 13, 23, 28, 35, 38, 138, 331, 381, 382, 407, 410, 413, 414, 426
9.1–5:413
9.1:382
9.2–4:24
9.2:109, 415
9.3:23, 64, 67
9.4:23
9.5:404
9.6–20:413
9.6–10:382
9.6–7:24
9.6:64
9.8–9:25
9.10–14:20, 28
9.11–17:382
9.11:412
9.14:382
9.15–17:409
9.15:25
9.16:131
9.17:25, 409
9.18:412
9.21–46:413
9.21–2:382
9.24–7:382
9.26–7:28
9.26:305, 412
9.28:382
9.29:28
9.30–1:22, 382
9.31:123
9.32:305
9.33:412
9.36–9:22
9.36:64
9.37–45:168
9.37:168
9.38–9:382
9.38:235
9.41–6:382, 412
9.41–2:279, 431
9.41:19, 27, 432
9.45:382
9.47–75:412, 413
9.47–52:181, 193, 412
9.47–50:416
9.49–50:416
9.53–5:382, 412
9.53:382
9.54:28, 109, 235, 277, 382
9.56–69:382
9.56–62:26, 28, 412
9.56:412
9.59–62:20
9.59:28
9.60:28
9.61–2:28
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9.63–5:412
9.63:24
9.65–6:412
9.65:432, 443
9.66:413
9.67–8:412
9.69–75:412
9.69–70:28
9.70–6:382
9.72:358
9.76:413
10:13, 35, 38, 138, 151, 381, 383, 410, 419, 421, 458
10.1–3:235, 383
10.4:235
10.6:28
10.8–10:383
10.10:305
10.11–27:381, 421
10.19–20:
10.19:151
10.21:22
10.23:25
10.28–30:383
10.31–5:383
10.31–4:123, 151
10.32:434
10.35–45:151, 244, 383
10.35–42:375
10.37–9:103
10.37–8:151
10.37:147, 366
10.38:143
10.46–8:383
10.48:64
10.53–4:67, 383
10.55–70:381, 421
10.70–4:55, 366, 383
10.70–1:236
10.70:426
10.73–4:237
10.75–6:383
10.76:67
11:35, 38, 138, 420, 421, 442
11.17:67
12:35, 138, 419, 464
12.15:284
13:35, 107–8, 135, 150, 421, 458
13.1–2:150
13.1:147
13.3–4:150, 151
13.5:108
13.6:108
13.8:234
13.9–13:52
13.9–10:150
13.12:182, 237
13.13:107
13.14–17:23
13.14:107, 444
13.15:67, 107
13.16–17:107
13.17:23
13.19–20:108
13.20:444
13.21–36:150
13.21–31:237
13.21–30:22
13.21–2:55, 108
13.21:108
13.24:183
13.26–30:109
13.28–30:55
13.29–30:109
13.30:150
13.32–3:23
13.34–5:237
14:26, 134, 149, 163, 322–4, 370, 382, 404, 414, 425
14.1–12:370
14.1:237
14.3–14:123
14.3–7:241
14.3:64
14.4:28
14.10–11:323
14.11:324
14.15–16:149
14.16–30:20
14.16–23:370
14.17–22:149
14.22–4:149
14.25:271
14.26:27
14.36–7:123
14.37:324
14.41:237, 324
15:135, 325–6, 372–3, 382, 404
15.2:325
15.4:372
15.5–13:122
15.5–8:372
15.6–7:25
15.6:26, 425
15.8:241
15.9–13:372
15.14–16:372
15.15:120
15.17–21:372
15.18–19:234
15.22:242
15.24:373
15.28–9:121, 242
15.30–3:372
15.31:109
15.32–3:29
15.32:382
15.35:237
16:134, 324–5, 371–2, 382, 404, 414
16.1–10:371
16.5:29
16.6–10:241
16.10:325
16.11–15:371
16.14–15:242
16.16–18:371
16.19–26:371
16.20–1:241
16.22:122
16.27–9:372
16.30–2:241
16.30–1:372
17:35, 38, 123, 344, 421, 437, 442
18:13, 36, 91, 95, 97, 122, 136, 139, 201–2, 286, 333, 345, 349, 383–5, 414, 423, 428, 455, 458
18.1–17:384
18.2:240
18.3:25, 28
18.6:81
18.7:240
18.12:242
18.16:171
18.18–41:384
18.18–19:382
18.19–20:402
18.25:64
18.28:150
18.36–7:192
18.36:192
18.37:359
18.41–65:384
18.43:439
18.48:439
18.50–2:25
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18.51:253
18.54:298
18.62:402
18.63–71:95
18.63:410
18.66–72:384
18.68–9:201
18.68:305
18.71:192, 409
18.73:354
18.79:377
18.83–6:384
18.86:276
18.87–94:384
18.87:215
18.94:122
18.99:109, 317
18.102–8:149, 163, 370
18.107:64
18.109:118, 155
18.110–25:383, 384
18.113–19:110
18.113–15:109, 148
18.113:110
18.114:110
18.120:119, 239, 279
18.121:78
18.123:69
18.126–38:384
18.126–31:28, 110
18.127–30:244
18.127:53
18.128:54, 65
18.129:279, 443
18.132–3:341
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18.136:340
18.137:118, 341
18.139–59:384
18.139:192, 201
18.141:201
18.143–4:286
18.143:192, 201, 286
18.145–6:161
18.146:192
18.148:29
18.149–59:341
18.153:192, 276
18.156:29
18.157–8:275
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18.160–251:384
18.161–2:119
18.162:339, 357
18.163:341
18.169–218:383
18.169–80:384
18.169–79:25, 26, 191
18.169–73:117, 286
18.169–72:28
18.169:408
18.170–3:276
18.171:27
18.172–3:155, 184
18.172:25, 27, 29
18.173:27, 115, 236
18.174–8:27, 117, 119
18.179:27, 28, 117, 242, 365
18.180:27
18.188–91:384
18.192–5:384
18.193:277
18.194–5:185
18.194:161, 277, 402
18.199–208:384
18.200–1:201
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18.202–9:313
18.203:201
18.204:64, 184, 201, 413
18.205:201
18.206–8:20
18.207–8:402
18.208:28, 201, 434
18.211–18:384
18.212:54
18.213:186, 192
18.216–17:278
18.219:356
18.229–30:201
18.235:160
18.237:121
18.242–3:28
18.242:55
18.243:28
18.246:20, 27, 29
18.247:384
18.248–50:384
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18.249:341
18.252–75:305, 384
18.253–5:402
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18.257–66:20, 28
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18.258:25
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18.265:110, 244, 279, 313
18.268–9:109
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18.276–7:54, 235
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18.280:53
18.284:25, 118
18.285:53, 341, 401
18.287–8:278
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18.295:439
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18.304:29
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18.306:402
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19:13, 36, 91, 97, 136, 137, 173–6, 202, 330, 341, 354, 365, 379–81, 423, 428, 449
19.1–8:380
19.2:235, 404
19.4–6:116
19.4:115
19.7:173, 175
19.8:116, 117, 173
19.9–177:173
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19.13:174
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19.17–28:380
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19.29–66:380
19.30:65
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19.34:23
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19.334:193, 199, 379, 380
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20:82, 97, 108, 134, 149, 280, 366–7, 372
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21:38, 68, 97, 103–6, 109, 236, 237, 239, 274, 279, 289–90, 323, 354, 375, 376–7, 423, 449
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22:76, 97, 103, 148–9, 181, 272, 280, 323, 356, 368–9, 381
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22.5–8:368
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22.8:368
22.14–15:183
22.17–20:368
22.19–20:240
22.21–4:368
22.24:240
22.25–32:368
22.25–7:89
22.27–8:94
22.27:368
22.30–2:234
22.30:184
22.33–4:368
22.37:55, 235
22.38:356
22.42–72:368
22.44:148
22.47–58:366
22.47:234
22.48–9:148
22.48:368
22.51–2:234
22.51:148
22.53–63:149
22.53–5:238
22.53:149
22.60–2:242
22.63:149
22.68:238
22.69–78:368
22.71–4:239
22.75:54
22.76–8:237
22.76:243
22.78:278
23:69, 97, 134, 223–4, 272, 280, 323, 326–7, 370–1, 373
23.5:240
23.15–17:370
23.18:410
23.22–87:371
23.23–87:240
23.28:370
23.34–6:83
23.37–8:79
23.44:79
23.50:80
23.60–1:79
23.65–6:183, 275
23.65:277
23.67–8:273
23.74:183, 275
23.95–101:371
23.95:371
23.96–7:74
23.102–203:371
23.102–3:64
23.104:65
23.111:373
23.116:132
23.126–8:242
23.130:158
23.146–7:235
23.156:241
23.163–73:132
23.196–210:237
23.196–204:371
23.196–8:108
23.200:183
23.201:55, 108
23.204–10:371
23.204–5:108
23.205:183
23.207–8:109
23.208:109
23.209:65, 108
23.211–14:371
23.215–20:371
24:82, 97, 103, 181, 272, 323, 369–70, 381
24.1–5:369
24.3:236
24.5:240
24.6–9:369
24.7–8:172, 242
24.10–16:369
24.11:356, 357, 366
24.17–31:369
24.18:279
24.24:81
24.26–9:275
24.31–58:369
24.33:81
24.36–7:240
24.39:81
24.41:369
24.44:369
24.46:369
24.47:275
24.49:241
24.51–3:241
24.55:369
24.68–107:369
24.69:241
24.72:369
24.75–6:234
24.79:369
24.91–6:240
24.103:81
24.110–12:369
24.113–24:369
24.123–4:235
24.123:243
24.125–38:369
24.139–43:369
24.139–41:82, 181
24.142:81
24.144–8:369
24.149–51:74
24.150–4:369
24.152:240
24.155:240
24.156:369
24.157:235
24.163–5:234
24.167:238
24.170–86:369
24.170:369
24.175:241
24.183–4:243
24.186:278
24.187–9:369
24.190–3:234
24.191–2:369
24.200–3:242
24.204–18:370
24.210:239
24.216:240
25:234, 366, 422
25.4:236, 279
25.6–7:241
25.9:234, 236
25.11:236, 275
25.15–27:240
25.19–20:236
25.24:236
25.26:236
25.32:236
25.35:236
25.40–1:236
25.51–2:236
25.54–8:236
25.54:278
25.58:94
25.66–8:242
25.70:279
25.76–84:241
25.79–80:280
25.81:241
25.98–101:241
26:233, 366, 422
27:95, 97, 106, 224, 314–16, 391
27.1:87, 314
27.2:240
27.4:247, 261, 263, 301, 311
27.6:314
27.7–9:314
27.7:148, 312
27.9–17:314
27.9–10:248
27.9:229
27.10:216
27.11:248, 262, 311, 314
27.14–16:312
27.14–15:264
27.15:267
27.37:314
27.40:314
27.46:312
27.49–54:94
27.51:94
27.53:244
27.56:314
27.58–9:314
28:95, 106, 224, 314–16, 391
28.1–2:310
28.3:312
28.4:148
28.5:314
28.8:314
28.17:106, 315, 376
28.20–3:241
28.24:243
29:98, 106, 224, 314–16, 391
29.1–3:315
29.3:241, 262
29.8:315
29.20:94, 95
29.26:273
29.31:94
29.33:273
29.52:273
29.54:273
29.56:273
29.58–9:94
29.58:95
29.59–60:315
30:98, 106, 224, 262, 314–16, 391–2
30.2–6:315
30.6:248
30.9:264
30.15:247, 311, 313, 314
30.17:314
31:98, 106, 224, 262, 314–16, 391
31.1–4:315
32:209, 211, 268, 392
32.4:217
32.9:240
32.32:211, 390
33:42, 209, 213, 392
33.2:209
33.14:88
33.18:279
33.23:217
34:209, 212–13, 218, 233, 392
34.1:212
34.5:218
34.6:213
34.13:288
34.37:213
35:209, 218, 392
35.1–2:212, 219
35.3:214
35.6:216
35.10–14:39, 216
35.28:288, 291
35.40–2:240
35.50:213
35.53:288
36:12, 238, 263, 268, 316, 392, 394, 419, 422
36.1:95, 212, 240
36.11:261
36.15–16:279
36.15:264
36.17:264
36.18:94
36.23:94, 95
36.27:80
36.28–32:238
36.33:94
36.34:261
36.39:243
36.43–7:238
36.45:243
36.51–2:238
36.57–9:243
37:92, 392–3
37.22–32:92
37.22:92
37.25:92
38:262, 265, 393
38.6:94, 265
38.7:265
38.9:265
38.25–7:243
38.25–6:235
39:268, 393
39.1:267
39.2:240
39.3:266
39.9:266
39.13:267
39.16–17:275, 288
39.17:145
39.18:267
39.20:278
39.22:94, 261, 278
39.23–5:288
39.23–4:278
39.24:266
39.25:267
39.35:277
39.37–8:94
39.39–40:74
39.40:267
39.41:68
40:266, 393
40.10–11:94, 95
40.10:266
40.11:279
40.16:88
40.17–18:94
40.17:95
40.22:266
40.28:261, 278
40.30–1:94, 95
40.32:241
40.40–2:94, 95
40.46:241
40.52:262
40.55:94, 95
40.59:278
41:263, 265, 393
41.1:267
41.6:263
41.8–9:263
41.8:229
41.9:261
41.11:278
41.12:94
41.17–18:261
41.22:229
41.28:94
42:286, 393–4
42.5–7:286
42.5:291
43:38, 233, 263, 266, 268, 394
43.14:278
43.31:94
43.34:74
43.52:74
43.60:74
43.66:275, 276
43.82:278
43.84:74
44:233, 268, 394
44.18:288
44.19:394
44.32:278
44.37:147
44.57–8:80
45:13, 238, 268, 316, 390, 394–5, 422
45.1:241
45.3:238
45.4:145
45.8:94
45.10:94
45.17:94
45.23–5:94
45.34–5:238
45.39:238
45.50:75
45.58:94
45.60:94
45.67:243, 244
45.69–70:243
45.74:280
45.75:238
46:94, 233, 390, 395, 422, 464
46.14:395
46.26:170, 171
46.28:74
47:94, 233, 264, 286, 291, 390, 395, 422
47.21:162
47.26:279
47.34–5:262, 263
47.38:263
47.43:88
47.52:264
47.53–9:286
47.53:264
47.60:264, 286
47.68–73:275
48:233, 262, 266, 395
48.1–2:267
49:94, 233, 390, 395, 422
49.22:292
49.25:159, 279
49.28:159
49.30:159
49.35:42
49.60:159
50:94, 223, 390, 395, 422
50.24–8:264
50.56:217
51:102, 148, 239, 317, 323, 390, 395–6
51.1:148, 317
51.5–7:243
51.5–6:148
51.5:317
51.7:317
51.10–12:317
51.11:243
51.12:241
51.14–15:317
51.14:243
51.15:241
51.17:148, 241
51.19–20:102, 235
51.20:65
51.21–2:317
51.22:235
52:94, 209, 217, 233, 390, 396, 422
52.2:212
53:94, 224, 233, 262, 285–6, 390, 396, 422
53.1–2:172
53.15–16:286
53.17:285
53.19–20:229
53.21:230, 253
54:239, 264, 268, 286, 287, 396
54.1:88, 90, 239
54.2:241
54.3–6:160
54.3–5:287
54.7–9:287
54.7–8:279
54.13–14:264
54.17–19:74, 77, 79, 80
54.17:279
54.22:264
54.24–5:74, 80
54.26–30:94
54.26:279
54.33–5:235
54.38–40:273
54.38:273, 274
54.39–40:235
54.39:274, 279
54.40:273, 274
54.41:273
54.42:91, 241
54.43:241
55:249–51, 287–8, 291
55.1–2:251
55.1:250
55.2:94, 95
55.3–4:251
55.11:250, 287
55.12:250
55.13–15:4, 250
55.13–14:288
55.14–15:250
55.15:251
55.16:287
55.17–20:250
55.21–22:250
55.22:250, 288
55.23–4:251
55.23:288
55.24:251, 266, 288
55.25:250
55.26:250
55.27:250
55.28:251
55.29–30:250
55.31–2:288
55.31:251
55.34:251
55.35:249, 251
56:12, 94, 209, 419
56.6:213, 218
56.8:217
56.11:213
56.16:218
56.48–9:241
57:222–3, 249, 251–6, 261, 396–7, 447
57.1:241, 254
57.3:277
57.5:240
57.6:257
57.8–9:253
57.8:254
57.9–10:253
57.11–16:253
57.17:240
57.18:251, 253
57.19:253
57.20–1:255
57.23–6:253
57.26:226, 254
57.29:253
57.30–6:244
57.30:310
57.31:253
57.33:254
57.34–42:253
57.34:240
57.36:254
57.37–8:255, 256
57.37:251
57.40:255, 278
57.41:255, 261
57.42–5:244
57.42:253
57.43:255
57.45:253
57.46–9:253
57.46:251, 278
57.47:255
57.49:251
57.53:251
57.54:251, 278
57.56:254
57.59:254
57.60:254
57.61–2:253
57.61:256
57.62:278
57.63–4:254
57.63:74
57.64:254
57.65:254
57.67:278
57.68:251, 266
57.70:255, 278
58:233, 268, 397, 420, 422, 444, 447
58.1:172
58.11:80
58.19:279
58.24:76
58.30–1:267
58.32:267
58.40:278
58.53:359
58.56:359
58.134–6:267
59:94, 95, 221–2, 233, 264, 266, 278, 390, 397, 422, 443
59.1–15:91
59.1–13:98
59.3–8:375
59.3–4:375
59.4–8:150
59.4–6:134
59.4:147
59.12:172
59.16:225
59.33:285, 291
59.35:229
59.39:279, 285
59.45–57:88
59.45:266
59.46:279
59.47–8:266
59.50:266
59.52:225, 226
59.59–60:278
59.65:285, 291
59.78–84:76
59.85:278
59.94–106:185
59.126:275
60:183, 186, 202–3, 236, 332, 401–2, 422, 447
60.1–3:402
60.2:243
60.4–14:402
60.4:203
60.5:203
60.6–11:203
60.6–8:186
60.8–12:237
60.9:183, 186
60.15–26:402
60.16–18:203
60.18–19:202
60.18:237, 402
60.19:402
60.20:203
60.21–2:202
60.23–5:203
60.25–6:237
60.26:67
60.27–31:203, 237, 402
60.28–9:203
60.28:203
60.32–4:402
60.35–7:402
61:233, 401, 402–3, 422
61.1–2:403
61.3–9:403
61.10–33:403
61.33–6:403
61.37–55:403
61.48:102
61.56–7:403
Ep.:233, 401, 404–5, 464, 467
1–5:465
1.16:275
2:36
3:36, 350
4.3–6:275
4.10:275
6:465
Pr.:233, 401, 403–4, 422, 425, 464, 465–7
1:404
3:404
4:404
5:404
7:404
8:404
11:404
18:404
20:404
21:404
21.1:403
23.2:404
27:404
27.1:67
29.3:403
30:404
31:404
34.2:403
35:404
36:403
41:404
46:403
47:404
48.2:404
49.3:404
52:404
53.1–2:404
53.4:404
56:403
fr.
444:420
445:420