Index

Ambracia

Ameinocles

Amorges

Amphilochia, battle in

Amphipolis.

See

Ennea Hodoi (Amphipolis)

anankē

anarchy

Anaxandridas (king of Sparta)

Androcles

Andros

anticipation (prolepsis, anticipatio)

Antimachus

Antiochus

Antiphon

Antyllus

aparchai

Arcadia

the “Archaeology,”

characterization of Athenians in

compression and

Dionysius of Halicarnassus on

myth and

power and

purpose of

ring composition and

Archidamian War

Athenian leadership and

campaigns in Sicily and

expansion of Athenian Empire during

financial resources and

helots and

historical accuracy and

infantry and

inscriptions re

literary evidence re

narrative art and

naval power and

Peace of Nicias and

Persian ambassador and

plague narratives in

topography and

units of action and

Archidamus II of Sparta

speech of

Archippus

architectural parallelism

archon/archontes

Argos

Alcibiades and

Corinth and

infantry and

internal troubles of

narrative art and

Olympic crisis of 420 and

Peace of Nicias and

Quadruple Alliance and

Sparta and

Aristarchus

Aristides

Aristogiton

Aristomenes

Aristophanes

on Athenian officialdom

on causation

on the demos

as evidence

on the necessities of nature

on Sicilian expedition

on taxation

Aristotle

compression and

on crowds

on historiography

irony and

on Lelantine War

on nature

on vividness

armament

bearing arms in daily life and

consequences of

financial resources and

long–range missiles and

Spartan technology and

stagnation of Sparta and

warfare as normal part of life and

army.

See

infantry

Artabanus

Artaphernes

Artaxerxes

Artemisium

Artobazanes

asides

assembly debates

Assyrian expansion

Astyochus

asymmetry

Athenagoras

Athēnaiōn Politeia

Athenian development.

See also

Athens/Athenian Empire

criteria of

expansion and

imperial

process of

revolts and

Sparta as facilitator of

Athenian Empire (Meiggs)

Athens/Athenian Empire

See also

Athenian development;

See also

Delian League;

See also

Greece

alliances of

See

assembly debates at

attitudes toward

causes of war and

See

causation

changing nature of

characterization of

critique of imperialism of

discord within

expansion of

fall of

finance and

See

financial resources

the Five Thousand and

fortification of

See

fortification

the Four Hundred

See

the Four Hundred

Greek interstate relations and

inaccuracy in histories from

judicial regulations of

leadership and

management of

naval power of

See

necessity and

officials of

oligarchy and

See

the Four Hundred;

See

oligarchy

origins of war and

See

causation

political theory and

Quadruple Alliance and

refusal to fight by

religion and

See

Sicily/Sicilian expedition

Sicily and

See

stability of

stasis and

the Thirty and

trade and

See

tribute and

See

campaign/battle narratives

athletic nudity

Atossa

Attica

agriculture and

occupation of Decelea in

Theseus’ unification of

Attic comedy.

See

comedy

Attic tragedy.

See

tragedy

audience

Dionysius and

drama and

influencing

interpretation and

response of

Aujac, G.

authorial comments

as afterthoughts

as asides

on fall of Athens

on instability

programmatic

authorial control

authorial vision

Bacchiads, oligarchy of the

Badian, E.

Bakker, E.

balance.

See

objectivity/impartiality

Balot, R.

Barker, E.

Batavian revolt

battle narratives.

See

Bauslaugh, A.

Bay of Navarino

Bearzot, C.

Belisarius

Benardete, S.

blockade of trade

Boeotia

campaigns in

migration and

Peace of Nicias and

Bolmarcich, S.

Brasidas

characterization of

leadership of

narrative art and

political theory and

speeches of

stasis and

Thracian campaign and

brevity.

See

compression of episodes

brutality of war

burial rites.

See

funeral customs

Byzantium

Caecilius of Caleacte

Cambyses

campaign/battle narratives

introductions to

speeches in

topography and

Canfora, L.

Capreedy, J.

Caria

Carians

Carthage

Cassius Dio

catalogues

Cato the Elder

causation

Athens and

Corinth and

expansion and

Herodotus and

international relations and

Megarian Decree and

nature and

the Pentecontaetia on

political passions and

rank as

Sicilian expedition and

Sparta and

superficial vs. true

Cephisodorus

Chaireas

Chalcis

Chalcis decree

character.

See

characterization;

See

human nature

characterization

of Athens

gossip and

interpretation and

lack of

of Sparta

through speeches

the Chersonese

Chilon

Chios

revolt of

Sparta and

chronology.

See

dating systems

Churchill, Winston

Cicero

Cilicia

Cimon

citizenry.

See

crowds

civil war.

See

stasis

Clazomenae

Cleobulos

Cleon

Aristophanes on

characterization of

on crowds

Mytilene revolt and

narrative art and

speeches of

Cnemus

coinage

Collingwood, R. G.

colonization

comedy

comic witness and

engagement and

mockery and

Pericles as subject of

politics as subject for

revolt as subject of

Sicily as subject of

war as subject for

compression of episodes

conciseness

Connor, W. R.

contemporary history

context

contingents, catalogue of

continuation of Thucydides

by Cratippus

by Diodorus Siculus

in Hellenica Oxyrhynchia

by Theopompus

by Xenophon

Corcyra

Athenian alliance with

murder of Peithias by

stasis and

Corinth

Argos and

Aristophanes on

Athenian power and

Athenian response to

causation and

dating of naval history of

history of

Megara and

narrative art and

naval power of

Peace of Nicias and

Sicily and

Sparta and

speeches of

trade and

war against the tyrants and

Cornford, F. M.

Coronea

Crane, G.

Cratinus

Cratippus

Crawley, R.

critical reasoning.

See

crowds

instability of

Pericles’ leadership and

political theory and

Sicilian expedition and

stasis and

wisdom of

The Cultural Politics of Emotion (Ahmed)

culture/custom

See also

funeral customs

Damon, C.

Danaos

Darius

dasmos.

See

dating systems

of cultural history

of Diodorus

of Hellanicus

inscriptions and

Lelantine War and

narrative art and

naval history of Corinth and

in the Pentecontaetia

seasonal

day–by–day narrative

de Bakker, M.

Decelea

de Jonge, C.

Delian League

See also

Athens/Athenian Empire

campaigns of

decision–making in

dues of

See

leadership of

Persian Empire and

rank in

treasury of

deliberative speeches

Delium, battle at

Delos

purification of

Demetrius

democracy

advisors and

crowds and

distrust and

the Four Hundred and

mutilation of the Herms and

Pericles’ leadership and

regime and

stability of

Democracy and Knowledge (Ober)

Demosthenes

de Ste.–Croix, G. E. M.

Deucalion

development.

See

Athenian development

Dewald, C.

Dexippus

dialogues

See also

Melian

See

Melian Dialogue

Platonic

Socratic

Dickens, Charles

Diïtrephes

Diodorus Siculus

continuation of Thucydides by

dating systems of

as evidence

on the interwar years

on Sicily

Diodotus

on crowds

on nature

speeches of

Dionysius of Halicarnassus

on anti–Athenianism

on the “Archaeology,”

audience and

on causation

context of

on Cratippus

on expansion of episodes

on Herodotus

on the Pentecontaetia

on Sallust

on scale

on style

truth and

diplomacy.

See

diptych structures

direct discourse.

See

divine intervention.

See

Dolopians

domestic politics

Dorians

double war motif

dress

earthquakes

Eckstein, A. M.

eclipses

Edmunds, L.

Egesta

Egypt

Eion

eklogeis

the Eleusinian Mysteries

Elis

Lepreum and

Olympic crisis of 420 and

Peace of Nicias and

Quadruple Alliance and

Embatum

embellishment

emotion

See also

suffering

anger (orgē) and

erōs and

mimesis and

political passion and

Endius

engagement

Ennea Hodoi (Amphipolis)

Ephorus

Epidamnus

Epidaurus

epideictic genre of speeches

epigraphy.

See

inscriptions

episkopoi

Erechtheis

Eretrians

erōs.

See

Erythrae

Erythrae decree

ethnography

Euben, P.

Euboea

Eunapius

Euphemus

Eupolis

Euripides

Eurylochus

Eurymedon, battle of

Eusebius

Eustrophos

Evagrius

evasion

evidence

dearth of facts and

differing versions of events and

hearsay as

Homeric poetry as

inscriptions as

literary

oral tradition as

physical

truth and

exaggeration.

See

embellishment;

See

hyperbole

exile

appeals to Athens from

of Thucydides

expansion of Athenian Empire

expansion of episodes

expeditions

eyewitness accounts

famines

fiction.

See

narrative art

figures of speech

financial resources.

See also

taxation;

See also

after Sicilian expedition

armament and

loans and

monetary policy and

narrative art and

public

Trojan War and

First Sacred War

Fisher, M.

the Five Thousand

regime and

stasis and

Fleischer, U.

Flory, S.

focalization

forensic oratory

formal speeches.

See

Forsdyke, S.

fortifications

Aeginetan

the Long Walls as

Thasian

Foster, E.

the Four Hundred

See also

oligarchy

Frangoulidis, S.

freedom of speech

funding.

See

financial resources

funeral customs

juxtaposition of

Pericles’ funeral oration and

See

Pericles

Furley, W.

Gelon

genealogy

Genette, G.

Geuss, R.

global political theory.

See

gnōmē.

See

gods.

See

Gomme, A. W.

Gongylus

gossip

Gray, V.

Greece

See also

Athens/Athenian Empire

absence of word “Hellenes” in Homer and

agriculture and

anarchy under

Barbarians and

civil war and

diplomacy and

early art and

early history of

identity of

See

Hellenic identity

interstate relations in

Italy and

migration and

naval power of

Olympic crisis of 420 and

Pausanias and

power of

Sicily and

on Sparta

stagnation of

trade and

warfare as normal part of life in

Greek tragedy

Greenwood, E.

Grethlein, J.

Griffin, J.

Gryllus

Gylippus

critique of imperialism by

speeches of

Hagnon

Hanson, V. D.

harbors

Hard Times (Dickens)

Harmodius

Harris, E. M.

Hawthorn, G.

hearsay (akoe) as evidence

Hecataeus

Hellanicus

Hellen (Hellenos)

Hellenica Oxyrhynchia

Hellenic identity

Hellenic League.

See

Delian League

Hellenotamiai

See also

campaign/battle narratives

helots

Henderson, J.

Henry, W. P.

Heraclea Trachinea

heralds (kerukes)

Hermippus

Hermocrates

critique of imperialism by

on nature

speeches of

Hermogenes of Tarsus

the herms, mutilation of

Herodotus

authorial comment by

on Cambyses

catalogues of

causation and

on differing versions of events

Dionysius of Halicarnassus on

on divine intervention

eyewitness accounts and

on freedom of speech

hearsay and

on Homer

Homer and

on Ionians

irony and

judgment of

on Karystos

legend and

on Lelantine War

methods of

myth and

on naval power

oral tradition and

parallels with

on Pausanias

on Persian Empire

Persian War and

Plutarch on

poetry and

on Polycrates

proclamation of identity by

on Sparta

speeches in

structure of

suspense and

treatment of legend by

use of fiction by

on war against the tyrants

Hesiod

Hestiaeans

Hesychius

Hiero

Hipparchus

Hippias

Hippocrates

death of

speech of

Histiaeus of Miletus

Histoire et raison chez Thucydide (Romilly)

historical accuracy

myth and

of speeches

historical method

narrative art as part of

historiography

See also

narrative art

Aristotle on

authorial comments and

See

authorial comments

campaign/battle narratives and

See

characterization and

See

characterization

compression of episodes and

conciseness and

contemporary history and

day–by–day narration and

expansion of episodes and

focalization and

irony and

juxtaposition and

late antique

late nineteenth century reception of

method of Polybius and

mimesis and

myth and

reception of

refined structuring and

reprise and

ring composition and

Roman republican

scale and

sentence length and

speeches and

See

twentieth century reception of

units of action and

verbal linkages and

vividness and

Hobbes, Thomas

Hoekstra, K.

Homer

allusions to

almost episodes and

bearing arms in daily life and

catalogues of

dress in

evidence of

Hellenic identity and

Herodotus and

interlace technique and

irony and

juxtaposition and

myth and

narrative style of

objective pathos and

on rank

as rival

on Sicily

speeches in

suspense and

Trojan War and

hoplites

Hornblower, S.

hortatory speeches

hubris.

See

piety/hubris

human nature

judgment and

necessity and

nonhuman nature and

political theory and

power and

Hunt, P.

Hunter, V.

hyperbaton

hyperbole

Hyperbolus

ideal state

Imbros

impartiality.

See

objectivity/impartiality

imperialism.

See

Athens/Athenian Empire;

See

Persian Empire

implicit meaning

Inaros

individuals.

See

characterization;

See

narrative art

infantry

Archidamian War and

attacks by

hoplites and

narrative art and

unification and

inscriptions as evidence

instability.

See

stability/instability

interlace technique

international relations

anarchy and

capture of Persia and

causation and

Greek

interwar years and

mediation and

political theory and

power and

Quadruple Alliance

realism and

stability and

transcription of documents and

war and

interpretation

See

interwar years

Alcibiades and

Argos’ internal troubles during

diplomacy and

instability during

instability of truce and

Olympic crisis of 420 and

the Peloponnesus and

Sicilian expedition and

Ionia

growth of

migration and

naval power of

Pausanias and

revolt of

irony

Isocrates

critique of imperialism by

literary evidence of

on tribute

Jacoby, F.

Jaffe, S.

Jefferson, Thomas

Jerome

John Kinnamos

John Stobaeus

John Tzetze

Joho, T.

Jordanes

judgment (gnōmē)

of character

of Herodotus

human nature and

of imperialism

of leadership

Plato on

Sicilian expedition and

speeches and

judicial regulations of Athens

justice

Justus Lipsius

juxtaposition

Kagan, D.

Kaldellis, A.

Kallet, L.

Kantakouzenos, J.

Karystos

Kelly, G.

Kelly, T.

Kerameikos

kerukes.

See

heralds

kinēsis

interwar years and

political theory and

stasis and

King’s Peace

Kleinias

Komnene, A.

Komon

Konstan, D.

Kraus, C. S.

Krentz, P.

Kühn, J.–H.

Lacedaemonians

Laches

Lamachus

land army.

See

infantry

Landemore, H.

Lapis Primus

late antique historiography

law

anarchy and

causation and

rule of

stability and

leadership

of Alcibiades

of Brasidas

of Delian League

judgment of

of Nicias

of Pericles

political theory and

legend

Lelantine War

Lemnos

Lendon, J. E.

Leon

Leontini

Leo the Deacon

Lepreon/Lepreum

Lesbos

Leuctra, battle of

Libya

Lichas

linkages, verbal

literary evidence

litotes

loans

Logistai inscription

logos.

See

Longinus

long–range missiles

long ships

Loraux, N.

Low, P.

lowering style

loyalty oaths

Lucian

Ludwig, P.

Macedonia

Machiavelli

Mackie, C. J.

Macleod, C.

Malalas

Malchus

Mantinea

battle of

Peace of Nicias and

Quadruple Alliance and

Tegea and

Mara, G.

Marinatos, N.

Martin, R.

Massalia

Mattingly, H.

Mazzarino, S.

meaning

mediation

medical writings

the Mediterranean

Megabazus

Megara

Corinth and

Peace of Nicias and

revolt of

Megarian Decree

Meiggs, R.

Melian Dialogue

juxtaposition of

parody and

Melos

capture of

narrative art and

scale of coverage of

memory

deficits in

Menander

Menander Protector

Menedaïus

mercenaries

Persian Empire and

Thracian

merchant shipping.

See

naval power;

See

Messenians

method.

See

historical method

Methone

Methymna

migration

Miletus

archon of

blockade of

restrictions on

military resources.

See

armament;

See

technology

military skill.

See

armament

Millender, E.

mimesis

Mimnermus

Minoa

Minos of Crete

evidence and

naval power of

as peacemaker

unification of Greece and

Minotaur

Mitchell, L.

mobs.

See

crowds

mockery

modernity

monetary policy

morality

See also

piety/hubris;

See also

movement.

See

kinēsis

Müller, D.

Munson, R.

Mycalessus

See also

Boeotia

Mycenae

Mynott, J.

Myrcinus

myth

See also

Mytilene

Cleon and

juxtaposition of

revolt of

scale of coverage of

Sparta and

narrative art

See also

historiography

Alcibiades and

allusions and

almost episodes and

the “Archaeology” and

Archidamian War and

architectural parallelism and

asymmetry and

authorial comment and

See

authorial comments

causation and

characterization and

See

characterization

comic witness and

conveying historical insight through

day–by–day

disaster and

early Greek history and

engagement and

focalization and

the Four Hundred and

historical method and

imperial development and

incompleteness and

influences on

interlace technique and

interpretive problems and

interwar years and

irony and

juxtaposition and

location of the Pentecontaetia and

objective pathos and

as part of historical method

patterning and

Peloponnesian League and

the Pentecontaetia and

raising abstract questions through speeches and

retardation and

rhetorical necessity and

ring composition and

Sicilian expedition and

Sparta and

speeches and

See

campaign/battle narratives;

stasis in

step–by–step clarification and

style and

suspense and

of tragedy

tragedy and

transcription of documents and

narratives.

See

See

plague narratives

nature

as alibi

defectiveness of

divine law and

necessity of

as obstacle

political theory and

worthiness of Athens and

Naupactas

naval power

See also

Archidamian War and

of Athens

Delian League and

hoplites and

narrative art and

of the Peloponnese

of Phoenicia

political theory and

removal of the Four Hundred and

of Sparta

Naxos

enslavement of

revolt of

necessity

choice and

human nature and

imperialism and

injustice and

natural, Xenophon on

of nature

responsibility and

rhetorical

of war

Necho

Nemea

Nichols, M.

Nicias

Alcibiades and

architectural parallelism and

characterization of

critique of imperialism by

on crowds

leadership of

letter from

narrative art and

the Peloponnesus and

on piety

religion and

speeches of

Nicostratus

Nietzsche, Friedrich

Nisaea

non–human nature

nudity

oaths

international relations and

interstate relations and

interwar years and

myth and

religion and

stasis and

tragedy and

Ober, J.

objectivity/impartiality

observation.

See

eyewitness accounts

obstacle, nature as

Oenoe

Oenophyta, battle of

“Old Oligarch”

oligarchy.

See also

the Four Hundred

Athēnaiōn Politeia on

portrayal of

stability of

tyranny and

oligarchy of the Bacchiads

Olympic crisis of

Olympiodorus

omens

oracles

oral tradition

as evidence

Hecataeus and

Herodotus and

oratory.

See

funeral customs;

See

orgē.

See

The Origins of the Peloponnesian War (de Ste.–Croix)

Orwin, C.

Ostwald, M.

Ozolian Locrians

Paches

Page, D. L.

Pagondas

Palmer, M.

Pamphylia

Pan–Achaeans

Panhellenes

Paralos (ship)

parody

Paros

Parry, A.

passions.

See

emotion;

See

suffering

pathos

patterning

Pausanias

Pazdernik, C.

Peace of Callias

Peace of Nicias

Archidamian War and

instability of

narrative art and

ratification of

transcription of documents and

Peiraeus

Peisistratus

Peithias, murder of

Peloponnesian League

Congress of

rank in

secessions from

Sparta and

speeches held before

Peloponnesus

See also

Sparta

agriculture and

Alcibiades and

diplomacy in

earthquake in

instability in

migration and

narrative art and

naval power of

self–interest and

Sicilian expedition and

subjection of

Pentecontaetia

Athenian power and

Athens’ imperial power and

campaign narrative in

on causation

on Corinth

dating systems in

evidence and

on expansion

narrative location of

on origins of empire

on Pausanias

on power of Athens

power of Athens and

purpose of

on revolt

on Sparta

on tribute

pentekontors

Perdiccas (Macedonian king)

performance of speeches

Periander (tyrant of Corinth)

Pericles

Aristophanes on

on armament

on Athens

causation and

characterization of

death of

first speech to the Athenians of

funeral oration and

leadership of

Megarian Decree and

on military tactics

narrative art and

on necessity of empire

on necessity of war

parallelism and

restraint of

Samos revolt and

on scale

speeches of

strategy of

as subject of comedy

on tribute

perioikic revolt

Perrochat, P.

Persian Empire

Athens and

collaboration with

dasmos and

Delian League and

diplomatic relations with

expansion of

funding of navies by

invasions of

Lacedaemonians and

naval power and

Samian revolt and

Sparta and

tribute and

Persian War

personal observation.

See

eyewitness accounts

Pharnabazus

Phaselis

Pheidon of Argos

Philistus

Philocharidas

Phliasians

Phocaea

Phocis

Phoenicia

Phormio

phoros.

See

phrourarchos

Phrynichus

phusis

physical evidence

piety/hubris

See also

nature and

Plato on

political philosophy and

political theory and

Xenophon on

Pindar

piracy

Piraeus

Pisander

plague narratives

Plataea

defense speech

justice and

juxtaposition of

Theban attack on

Plato

comedy in

context and

dialogues and

on judgment

on nature

on necessity for war

on piety

political theory and

realism and

on scale

on upheaval

Pleistoanax

Pleistolas

pleonasm

Plutarch

on Alcibiades

on Aristides

characterization and

on Delos

as evidence

on Herodotus

Hobbes on

on the interwar years

on Sicilian expedition

on Skyros

on war against the tyrants

poetry

polemics

politeia.

See

Athēnaiōn Politeia;

See

regime (politeia)

political theory

Athens and

comedy and

crowds and

global

See

human nature and

ideal state and

instability and

international relations and

leadership and

nature and

naval power and

necessity and

See

necessity

passion and

Pericles’ funeral oration and

power and

principles of political rule and

realist

See

realism

regime and

religion and

Sparta and

stasis and

utopianism and

war and

Xenophon and

Polybius

Polycrates

polysyndeton

Pontier, P.

Pope, M.

Porciani, L.

portents

Potidaea

power

analysis of

the “Archaeology” and

of Athens

as cause of war

of Greece

human nature and

international relations and

memory and

naval

See

political theory and

realism and

of Sparta

suffering and

praeteritio

Prasia

precision (akribeia)

Price, J.

Priene

Priscus

Pritchett, W. K.

probouloi (advisors)

Procopius

Prodicus

“Prospectus” of multilateral alliance

proxenos

public finance

See also

purification

Pylos

Aristophanes on

battle of Mantinea and

geography of

occupation of by Athenian Demosthenes

Quadruple Alliance

Quintilian

Quintus Aelius Tubero

Quintus Fabius Pictor

Raaflaub, K.

Rahe, P.

raids

rank, Spartan–Athenian relations and

rationalism

rationality

Rawlings, H. R., III

realism

international relations and

Plato and

power and

speeches and

tragedy and

Xenophon and

reasoning.

See

reception of historiography

refined structuring

regime (politeia)

democratic

domestic politics and

the Five Thousand

See

the Five Thousand

importance of

kingship and

oligarchy and

political theory and

principles of political rule and

rule of law and

Spartan

tyranny and

wisdom and

Reichel, M.

Reinhardt, K.

religion/divine intervention

See also

myth

divine law and

First Sacred War and

funeral customs and

See

funeral customs

late antique historiography and

loans from sacred treasuries and

Olympic crisis of 420 and

omens and

panic over

participation in

piety and

See

piety/hubris

plague narratives and

political theory and

Second Sacred War and

Third Sacred War and

Xenophon on

Rengakos, A.

reprise

responsibility

retardation of narrative

reversal

revolt

Athenian development and

of Batavia

of Chios

of Clazomenae

of Egypt

of Erythrae

of Euboea

helot

Ionian

of Megara

of Messenians

of Methymna

of Mytilene

of Naxos

perioikic

of Rhodes

of Samos

Sparta’s encouragement of

as subject of comedy

Tacitus on

of Thasos

tribute and

rhetoric

See also

of justice

necessities of

performance of speeches and

Rhodes

Rhodes, P. J.

ring composition

risk–taking

rivals of Thucydides

Robinson, E.

Roisman, J.

Roman republican historiography

Romilly, J. de

Rood, T.

Roscher, W.

Rostovtzeff, M.

Rubel, A.

Rusten, J.

Sacred War.

See also

First

Second

Saïd, S.

Salaminia (ship)

Salamis

Sallust

Samons, L.

Samos

alliance with Athens and

naval power of

removal of the Four Hundred and

revolt of

stasis in

war against the tyrants and

Saxonhouse, A.

scale

Scanlon, T. F.

Schadewaldt, W.

Schepens, G

Schiller, Friedrich

Schmitt, C.

Scione

Scyros

seasonal dating systems

secession.

See

revolt

Second Preface

Second Sacred War

self–interest

sentence length

Sestos

Shear, J. L.

shipping.

See

naval power;

See

ships/shipping.

See

Sicily/Sicilian expedition

accuracy re

Alcibiades and

Aristophanes on

authorial vision and

catalogue of the contingents and

colonization of

critique of imperialism and

crowds and

Diodorus Siculus on

diplomatic relations with

as disaster

double war motif and

early history of

Euboea and

Greek expansion and

Homer on

juxtaposition of

narrative art and

naval power of

the Peloponnesus and

Philistus on

Plutarch on

political passion and

the Sikanoi and

as subject of comedy

as tragedy

tribute and

tyrants of

unpredictability of war and

Sicyon

Sigeion

signs

the Sikanoi

Skyros

slavery

capture of Melos and

Naxos and

in the Pentecontaetia

social control.

See

crowds

social status

Socrates/Socratics

on nature

Xenophon and

Song of Wrath (Lendon)

the Sophists

Sophocles

as advisor

irony and

tragedies of

Sparta.

See also

the Peloponnesus

Agamemnon and

Alcibiades and

Ambraciots and

Argos and

Aristophanes on

Assembly speeches of

Athenian power and

attitudes toward Athens and

capture of Melos and

causation and

characterization of

Chios and

collapse of

Corinth and

Delian League and

diplomacy and

discord within

Euboea and

as facilitator of Athenian development

geographical errors re

Greece on

Herodotus on

infantry of

See

infantry

Mytilene and

narrative art and

naval power of

occupation of Decelea by

Olympic crisis of 420 and

Pausanias and

Peloponnesian League and

Persian Empire and

political theory and

power of

power of Athens and

refusal of arbitration by

regime and

religion and

See

revolts against

secrecy of

size of army of

stagnation of

stasis at

strategy of

technology and

truce with Athens and

war against the tyrants and

speeches

attitudes toward Athens in

in campaign/battle narratives

characterization through

composition of

deliberative

diversity of

epideictic genre of

exhortative

forensic oratory and

in Herodotus

historical accuracy of

judgment and

Peloponnesian League and

performance of

raising abstract questions through

realism and

rhetoric and

Sicilian expedition and

silence during

sound effects in

at Spartan Assembly

stasis and

topics of

Sphacteria

Spiraeum, battle of

stability/instability

of Athens

authorial comments on

of crowds of

of democracy

international relations and

during interwar years

of language

law and

migration and

of oligarchy

in the Peloponnesus

political theory and

stasis and

unification and

Stadter, P.

Stahl, H.–P.

Standards Decree

stasis

Athens and

Corcyra and

crowds and

political theory and

rule of law and

in Samos

Sparta and

stability and

teaching on

step–by–step clarification

Sthenelaïdas

speech of

Strabo

Strasburger, H.

Strauss, L.

structure

diptych

refined

syntactical

Strymon River

Studies in Ancient Greek Topography (Pritchett)

subjection

Aeginetans and

of the Peloponnesus

tribute and

subjugation.

See

subjection

subordination

suffering

See also

the “Archaeology” and

mimesis and

power and

sungrapheis

supernatural.

See

myth;

See

superstition.

See

myth;

See

surplus

suspense

Swain, S.

Sybaris

Syme, R.

syntactical structure

Syracuse

focalization on

withdrawal from

Tacitus

Tanagra

Taplin, O.

taxation.

See also

narrative art and

Periander (tyrant of Corinth) and

replacement of tribute with

tyrants and

technology

Tegea

Telecleides

teleology

Ten–years war.

See

Archidamian War

Teutiaplus

Thasos

fortifications of

revolt of

Thebes

Themistocles

Theophylact Simocatta

Theopompus

Theramenes

Theseus

Thessalians

Third Sacred War

the Thirty

Thirty Years’ Peace

Thomas, R.

Thrace

campaigns in

mercenaries from

naval power and

Peace of Nicias and

Thrasybulus

Thrasyllus (Thrasylos)

Thucydides

controversies re

exile of

proclamation of identity by

rivals of

unitarian vs. separatist views of

Tissaphernes

Topographisch–geographisches Bildlexikon zum Geschichtswerk des Thukydides (Müller)

topography

Torone

trade

See also

blockade of

competition for

Corinth and

early Greeks and

merchants in Piraeus and

the Strymon River and

tragedy

allusions to

Greek

irony and

juxtaposition in

narrative style of

necessity and

objective pathos and

realism and

Sicilian expedition as

Sophoclean

transcription of documents

transparency

treasury

tribute (phoros)

See also

taxation

Athens and

Delian League and

Hellenotamiai and

narrative art and

Persian Empire and

revolt and

subjection and

Tribute Quota Lists

triremes

Trojan War

Tsakmakis, A.

tsunami

Turquois, E.

tyranny

Athenians on

naval power and

oligarchy and

regime and

rise of

taxation and

wars against

understatement

unification

unitarian vs. separatist views

uniting of wars

universality

unpredictability of war

upheaval

utopianism

van Wees, H.

Velleius Paterculus

verbal linkages

verbs

Visvardi, E.

vividness

See also