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Primitive Athens as described by Thucydides

INDEX.

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Acharnae, 14

Acropolis, 135

Aeacus, 147

Aegeus, 50

Aegis, 64

Agalma, 52

Aglauros, 33, 34, 49, 81, 100

Agora, 133

Agora, Roman, 138

Agrae, 147

Agrippeion, 99

Agrolas, 24

Ammon, 109

Amphiaraos, 103

Amphictyon, 43

Amphion, 23

Amyneion, 100, 120

Amynos, 104

Anagogia, 110

Anakeion, 34, 100

Antenor, 53

Anthesteria, 99, 100

Anthesterion, 7, 84

Aphidna, 6, 14, 148

Aphrodisias, 58

Aphrodite, 110

Aphrodite, armed, 54

Aphrodite Ourania, 151

Aphrodite Pandemos, 82, 105

Apollo Patroös, 76

Apollo Pythios, 76

Apostrophia, 109

Arai, 105

Areopagos, 34, 88, 105

Aristoboule, 150

Arrephoria, 50

Arrephoroi, 51

Artemis, 52

Artemis Aristoboule, 144, 151

Artemis Brauronia, 51

Artemis, sanctuary of, 150

Ascalon, 109

Asklepieion, 33, 34

Asklepios, 103

ἀστικὰ Διονύσια, 86

Athena, 39, 53, 54

Athena, Libyan, 64

Athena Nikephoros, 54

Athena Polias, 41, 51, 61

Athenaia, 54

Athenaioi, 53

Athimoneus, 151

Axiochos, 113

Baalat, 109

Bakcheion, 91

Basileion, 138

Baths, Wedding, 154

Bdelycleon, 44

Blatta, 109

Blaute, 109

“Blue-beard”, 27

Boreas, 152

Boukoleion, 84

Butadae, 62, 63

Butes, 62

Capitol, 59

Chandler inscription, 46, 49

Choes, 99

Chryse, 45

Chytroi, 88, 99, 105

Citadel, 6

Cyprus, 109

Daedalos, 50

Delphinion, 143

Demeter, 45

Demeter Chloe, 82, 106

Deucalion, 77

Dike, 33

Diokles, 46

Diomeia, 144, 151

Dionysos, 99

Dionysos Eleuthereus, 85, 96

Dionysos-in-the-Marshes, 7, 83, 100

Dioscuri, 24, 148

Drama, 99

Dwelling-together, 7

Earth, 61

Eileithyia, 45

Elaphebolion, 85

Eleusinion, 157

Eleusis, 6, 14, 45

Enneakrounos, 35

Enneakrounos Episode, 157

Enneapylon, 35

Epheboi, 51

ἐπίβοιον, 51

Erechtheidae, 53

Erechtheion, 13, 39

Erechtheion, older, 56

Erechtheïs, 58

Erechtheus, 6, 14, 56, 60

Erichthonios, 60

Eridanos, 10, 116

Erinyes, 105

Eris, 64

Eryx, 110

Eteobutad, 63

Eukleia, 157

Eumolpos, 6

Eupalinos, 119, 120

Euryalos, 25

Eurymedon, 20

Euthydikos, 53

ἐξιτήρια, 51

Fair-fount, 8

Fidius, 59

Flood, 149

Forum, 134

Frogs, 100

Fulgur, 59

Gardens, district of, 151

Ge, 7

Ge Kourotrophos, 82, 106

Gerarae, 91

Ghosts, 99

Giant, 24

Gigas, 22

Goddess, the, 7, 37

Habron, 63

Hadrian, 1

Hadrian, wall of, 152

Harma, 69

Harmodios and Aristogeiton, 87, 156

Harmonia, 108

Hecatompedon, 155

Hellenistic agora, 137

Hephaestos, 62

Hera, 63

Heraion, 63

Herakleion, 146, 151

Herakles, 27

Herakles Alexikakos, 148

Herodes Atticus, 35

Herm, 109, 151

Hermes, 33

Herse, 49

Hersephoria, 50

Hesychidae, 34

Hesychos, 34

Hippokrates, 127

Hippolytus, 82, 106

Hydra, 147

Hydrophoros, 56

Hymettus, 25

Hypaethral temples, 59

Hypatos, 54

Hyperbios, 24, 25

ἱερόν, 77

Ilissos, 10, 113, 120, 151, 152

Iobakcheia, 85

Iobakchoi, 91

Ion, 43, 80

Ionians, 43

Jupiter, 59

Jupiter-Fulgur, 59

Kadmeia, 23

Kallirrhoë, 116, 129, 143, 153

Karia, 125

Karyatid, 52

Karyatid porch, 41

Karyatids, 46

Katagogia, 110

Kataibates, 59

Kekropia, 7, 43

Kekropidae, 43, 53

Kekrops, 5, 6, 34, 42, 43, 54

Kenchreus, 45

Kerameikos, 138

Keres, 99

Kimon, 11, 14, 18, 19, 21, 51

Kleisthenes, 18, 19

Kleomenes, 25

Klepsydra, 81, 114

Koile, 116, 120

Kolonos, 145

Korae, 46

Κόραι, 52

Korè, 52

Korybantes, 149

Kourotrophos, 109

Kranai, 43

Kranaus, 43

Kronia, 151

Kronos, 61, 79, 151

Kyklopes, 23, 24

Kylon, 124

Kyloneion, 34, 35

Kynosarges, 113, 145

Kythera, 54, 109

Lemnos, 45

Lenaia, 86

Λήναια, 86

Lenaion, 86, 94, 96, 100

Lenos, 93

ληνός, 100

Leokorion, 144

Lesche, 93, 132

Lesser Mysteries, 147

Libya, 64, 110

Liknon, 51

Limnae, 88

Limnaios, 125

Lion-gate, 23

Long Rocks, 81

Lycaon, 54

Lycurgos, 63

Lykabettos, 10, 114

Lysistrata, 81

Maiden, 3

“Maidens”, 15, 16, 52

Marathon, 145, 151

Marduk, 58

Mary, Virgin, 110

Mavromati, 113

Megacles, 35

Megara, 123

Meilichios, 79

Melek, 79

Melite, 144, 151

Melos, 148

Metageitnia, 144, 151

Metageitnion, 151

Metastasis, 151

Meton, 145

μίσθιος, 145

Mouseion, 114, 134

Mycenae, 13

Neaera, 84

Nearchos, 53

Nike Apteros, 50

Nine-Gates, 34

Nine-Spouts, 7

νόθος, 150

Odeion, 130, 157

Odysseus Bastion, 49

οἴκημα, 62

Olive-tree, 56

Olympieion, 141, 143

Oreithyia, 152

Orestes, 105

Ourania, 109

Pallas, 63

Pan, 33

Panathenaic Way, 93, 131, 135, 139

Pandemos, 109

Pandion, 62

Pandroseion, 43, 48

Pandrosos, 50

Paphos, 109, 110

Parian Chronicle, 43

Parthenion, Mt., 33

Parthenon, 17, 155

Peisistratos, 18, 25, 35, 64, 101

πέλανοι, 104

Pelargikon, 25

Pelasgians, 25, 43, 153

Pelasgikon, 11, 25

Pentelicus, 10

Perforatum tectum, 59

Perikles, 41

Persians, 33

Phalerum, 145

Phenicians, 109

Pherecrates, 87

Phlegyas, 23

Pithoigia, 99

πίθος, 100

Pnyx, 10, 88, 114, 133, 145

Polemon, 34

Poliouchos, 45

Polis, 6, 7, 135

Polycrates, 119, 120

Porphyrion, 151

Poseidon, 42, 43, 54, 55, 61

Poseidon-Erechtheus, 41

Pot-contests, 88, 99

Proetus, 23

Propylaea, 10, 13

Protagoras, 87

Pythion, 7, 141, 143

Rhodes, 151

Salamis, 110, 151

Samos, 121

Samothrace, 149

Saonnesos, 149

Satyrs, 100

“Sea,” the, 56

Semnae Theai, 34, 100, 105

Serpent, 58

Sisypheion, 24

Sisyphos, 24

Sithnidian nymphs, 125

Skandeia, 109

Solomon’s temple, 58

Solon, 16

Sosipolis, 45

Staphyle, 23

Stoa of Attalos, 137, 138

Stoa Basileios, 133, 138

Stoa of the Giants, 138

Stork-fort, 25

Synoikia, 37

Synoikismos, 6

Talos, 34, 50

Tamtu, 58

Terminus, 59

θακήματα, 81

Theagenes, 124

Themistocles, 13, 15, 18, 150

Theoinia, 85

Theseion, 130, 132, 138, 145

Theseus, 5, 6, 60, 147

Thesmophoria, 50

Thesmophoriazusae, 83

Thesmophorion, 157

Thiasos, 91

Thoricus, 6, 14

Timaretè, 52

Tiryns, 13

“Tokens,” the, 58

Tower of the Winds, 137

Tragedy, 99

Trident-mark, 42, 56

Triton, 27, 47, 147

Tritonis, 64

τύλη, 56

Turkovouni, 10

Tyndaridae, 148

Typhon, 27, 47

Tyrant slayers, 87

Virgo Caelestis, 109

Wine-press, 93

Xanthias, 146

Xanthias-Herakles, 146

Xuthus, 43

Zethus, 23, 24

Zeus, 39, 55

Zeus Hypatos, 54

Zeus Olympios, 7

CLASSICAL AUTHORS.

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Ael. Hist. An. VI. 49 155

Alciphron Ep. III. 49. 1 156

Amelesagoras ap. Paradoxogr. XII. 63 48

Anth. Pal. VI. 280 52

Antigonos Hist. Mirab. 12 10

Apollod. III. 14. 1 58

III. 14. 2 43, 55

III. 15. 1 62

frg. ap. Zenob. Cent. V. 22 148

Apollon. Rhod. I. 736 23

Ar. Av. 999 145

Eq. 144 and 551 61

Eq. 551 63

Eq. 1092 135

Lys. 175 135

Lys. 720 82

Lys. 911 81

Plutus 62

Ran. Hyp. 87

Ran. 216 Schol. 95

Ran. 218 87

Ran. 501 Schol. 146, 147

Ran. 650 146

Thesm. 300 83

Aristot. Hist. An. VI. 24 155

Athen. XI. 464 F 84

XI. 465 125

Augustine, St, de civitat. Dei 18. 9 55

Clem. Al. Protr. III. 45. 39 45

[Dem.] c. Neaer. 76 85

c. Neaer. 873 84

Dem. LIV. 7 144

Diod. IV. 39 149

V. 42 149

V. 47 149

Eur. Electra 1271 105

Ion 21-26 48

Ion 154 28

Ion 492 81

Herod. I. 59 64

II. 50 64

III. 60 119

IV. 188-189 64

V. 64 25

V. 82 61

VI. 41 48

VI. 116 145

VI. 137 25, 113

VII. 41 48

VII. 140 1

VIII. 41 45

VIII. 44 43

VIII. 52 33

VIII. 55 55

Hesiod frg. ap. Strab. IX. 9. 393 45

Hierocles de Hippiatr. praef. 154

Homer Iliad II. 546 60

Iliad II. 547 44

Iliad II. 765 23

Od. VII. 80, 81 60

Od. XI. 594 24

Isaeus Or. VIII. 35 97

Kallimachos Hekale frg. 44, 95

Klearchos ap. Athen. XIII. 2. 555 55

Lycophron, Alex. 431 and Schol. ad loc. 62

Lydus de mens. 109

Lucian Bis Accus. 9 33

Piscat. 42 34

Piscat. 46 31

Ovid Fast. II. 667 59

Paus. I. 3. 6 44

I. 8. 5 156

I. 8. 6 98

I. 14. 1 112, 114

I. 14. 2 147

I. 14. 7 151

I. 18. 2 49

I. 18. 6, 7 141

I. 19. 1 143

I. 19. 2 151

I. 19. 3 146

I. 19. 5 152

I. 20. 3 83

I. 21. 4 53

I. 22. 3 82, 106

I. 22. 5 50

I. 24. 7 45

I. 26. 5 58

I. 26. 30 58

I. 27. 2 49

I. 28. 3 24

I. 40. 1 124

II. 5. 1 54

II. 16. 5 23

II. 25. 7 23

III. 15. 10 54

III. 21. 10 54

V. 14. 10 59

VI. 20. 2-4 45

VIII. 2. 3 54

VIII. 10. 4 58

IX. 5. 6 23

IX. 16. 3, 108 108

Phanodemus ap. Athen. XI. 465 A 96

Philostratos Vit. Soph. II. 5. 4 p. 550 70, 99

Plato Kritias 112 10

Lysis 205 C 148

Parmenid. 144

Phaedr. 229 A 152

Protag. 327 87

Rep. VII. 514 129

Rep. 515 B 129

Symp. 180 D 108

Pliny Nat. Hist. IV. 7. 11 156

Nat. Hist. VII. 57 24

Plut. de Exil. VI. 144

de Is. et Osir. XXXII. 27

de sollert. an. XIII. 155

Vit. Cat. V. 155

Vit. Demetr. 26 147

Vit. Cim. 13 20

Vit. Them. 1 150

Vit. Them. 22 144

Vit. Thes. 33 148

Vit. Solon. 12 35

Ps. Plut. Vit. X. Orat. 843 63

Vit. X. Orat. 6 98

Polemon ap. Schol. Oed. Col. 489 34

Polyzelos frg. 154

Porphyr. de Abst. II. 54 151

Sophocles Philoctet. 1327 45

Strabo VIII. 21. 379 24

IX. 2. 404 69

X. 471 150

X. 472 149

Tarantinos, see Hierocles 154

Theodoretus Graec. affect. cur. VIII. 30. 908 45

Thucyd. I. 5. 10 6

I. 126 35

I. 2 63

II. 15 5

II. 17 30

Tzetzes Chil. V. 19 44

Varro Ling. Lat. V. 66 59

Virgil Aen. IX. 448, Servius ad loc. 59

Vitruvius I. 2. 5 59

Xen. Hell. VI. 3. 6 148

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