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Index Locorum

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 April 2024

Naomi T. Campa
Naomi T. Campa
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University of Texas, Austin

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Freedom and Power in Classical Athens , pp. 189 - 191
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Index Locorum

Page numbers with ‘n’ are notes.

Aeschines
1.4–5: 77
1.13: 102
1.18: 102
1.36: 127–128
1.103: 104, 105
1.106: 104–105
1.112: 105
1.139: 102
1.186–187: 114
3.22: 46
3.218: 62
3.220: 43
AIO
297.34: 39
819.34: 39
AIUK
4.2 no.1 face C 34: 42
Antiphon
3.1.1: 92–93
5.80: 83–84
5.90: 68
6.23: 60
Apollodoros
59.4: 141
59.4–5: 141
59.12: 142
59.13: 143, 162
59.14: 144n22–
59.18–48: 150
59.20: 151, 152
59.22: 151
59.23: 152
59.24: 151
59.26: 149, 151
59.29: 151, 153
59.30: 151
59.31: 151
59.32: 151, 153
59.33: 151, 153, 154
59.35: 153–154
59.36: 151
59.37: 154
59.48: 151
59.49: 151
59.49–84: 150
59.50: 155
59.51: 155
59.72–9: 159
59.88: 146
59.89: 146
59.90: 147–148
59.93: 148, 162
59.104–108: 149
59.107–108: 155
59.108: 151
59.109: 149
59.110: 149
59.110–1: 157
59.111: 157–158, 159
59.112: 158–159, 160
59.112–13: 161
59.114: 149, 163
59.115: 150, 164
Aristophanes
Plut. 6–7: 24
Aristotle
Metaph.
1046a: 90
Pol.
1252a7–16: 105
1252b9–31: 105
1253b31–32: 23
1254a11–13: 23
1254a14–17, b32: 100
1259a39–b1: 106
1260a12–14: 107
1274a17–18: 101
1275a14–19: 107
1278a4–6: 107
1278b10–12: 93
1310a25–34: 18
1310a27–28: 27
1310a34–36: 9, 126
1316b23–25: 5
1317a40–1317b2: 26
1317b9–11: 26
1317b11–17: 26–27
[Aristotle]
Ath. Pol.
9.1: 22, 40
42.1: 47
55.3: 47
55.4: 47
Demosthenes
1.2: 65–66
1.8: 66
2.22: 113
4.1: 68
13.16: 67
13.17: 67
13.31: 121
15.17: 78
15.18: 78
15.19: 78
19.104: 68
19.177: 113
19.301: 121
19.341: 114
20.2: 123
20.102: 41
20.107: 93
21.150: 101
21.179: 127
21.222–4: 130
21.222–225: 128–129
22.46: 116
23.18-19: 68
23.28: 40
23.184: 115
23.32: 119
23.89: 120
24.5: 118
24.24: 71
24.25: 71
24.26: 71
24.30: 94
24.42: 116
24.45: 72
24.47: 72
24.5: 70
24.50: 85
24.53: 85–86
24.54–5: 86
24.55: 86
24.63: 39
24.76: 122
24.84: 86
24.117: 120, 126
24.118: 126–127
24.152: 122
24.154: 122
29.38: 69
36.4: 25
40.39: 69
51.13–14: 76
51.15: 76
51.16: 83
51.19: 83
51.22: 83
[Demosthenes]
44.63: 75
46.16: 102
50.1: 119
59.66: 64, 101–102
59.86: 64
Euripides
Supp.
422: 42
438–441: 42
Herodotus
Hist.
1.210.2–3: 49–50
3.80.2: 30
3.82.5: 51
3.83.2: 30
3.83.3: 30
5.72.2: 31
5.78: 31
7.102.1–3: 52
7.102.3: 32
7.103.3: 32
7.103.4: 32
7.104.4: 52
Isaeus
2.47: 113
6.4: 113
Isocrates
7.20: 73
7.21–2: 73
7.26: 73
7.27–8: 73
7.37–39: 73–74
12.104: 66
12.106: 66
12.107: 66
Lysias
1.49: 63
2.14: 57
2.18: 57
3.5: 63
4.10–17: 61
4.12–13: 61
10.3: 75
12.43–45: 78–79
12.84: 79–80
12.85: 79
14.7–10: 84
14.10–11: 84–85
14.11: 1, 85
15.6–7: 85
15.11: 85
22.4: 68
25.30–33: 80–81
[Lysias]
20. 8–10: 69
20.13: 69–70
Pindar
Isthm.
5.53: 92
Plato
Plt.
258e–259c: 105
Resp.
429b: 92
557b4–6: 28
557b8–10: 28
557e1–3: 28
560e: 168
560e–562a: 168
561b: 168
561b4–5: 28
561e1: 28
562a2: 28
562b–c: 2
562b-d: 169
562d–e: 168
562e: 168
563d–e: 168
563e–564a: 168
569b–c: 169
572d–e: 169
577c–e: 169
578d4–579d10-11: 171
579d10–11: 172
Sophocles
Ant.
820–1: 13
Thucydides
1.84.1–2: 53
1.84.2–4: 53
2.36.1: 34
2.36.3–37.1: 33
2.37.1: 34
2.37.1–2: 35
2.37.2: 33
7.69.2: 1, 36
8.5.3: 91
Xenophon
Hell.
1.7.12: 37
1.7.19: 37
1.7.26: 37–38
Lac. Pol.
7.2–3: 54
[Xenophon]
Ath.Pol.
1.2: 45
1.6: 45

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  • Index Locorum
  • Naomi T. Campa, University of Texas, Austin
  • Book: Freedom and Power in Classical Athens
  • Online publication: 04 April 2024
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009221443.008
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  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009221443.008
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