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A.1 Contents of Image Folders

Contents of image folders on Perseus Disk 1:

  • 1987.01: Sculpture from the Archaeological Receipts Fund, Athens
  • 1987.02: Sculpture from the British Museum, London
  • 1987.03: Reconstructions of the Acropolis from the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
  • 1987.04: Sculpture from the Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, MA
  • 1987.06: Sculpture from the Martin-von-Wagner-Museum, Wźrzburg
  • 1987.07: Sculpture from the National Museum, Copenhagen
  • 1987.08: In situ sculpture slides from Thomas Martin and Ivy Sun
  • 1990.10: Sculpture from the National Archaeological Museum, Athens
  • 1990.11: Sculpture from the Delphi Museum
  • 1990.13: Sculpture from the Glyptothek, Munich
  • 1990.14: Sculpture from the British Museum, London
  • 1990.15: Sculpture from the Agora Museum, Athens
  • 1990.33: Sculpture drawings by Perseus drafters
  • 1990.36: Sculpture photographs from the Deutsches ArchŠologisches Institut
  • 1991.05: Sculpture drawings by Candace Smith
  • 1992.01: Sculpture from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY
  • 1992.04: Sculpture from the MusŽe du Louvre, Paris
  • 1992.05: Sculpture from the Staatliche Museen, Berlin
  • 1992.07: Sculpture from the Staatliche Museen (Charlottenburg Antikenmuseum), Berlin
  • 1993.01: Sculpture drawings by Candace Smith

Contents of image folders on Perseus Disk 2:

  • 1987.01: Akrotiri wall paintings from the Archaeological Receipts Fund, Athens
  • 1987.03: Reconstructions of the Acropolis from the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
  • 1987.08: Architecture and topography slides from Thomas Martin and Ivy Sun
  • 1987.09: Architecture and topography slides from the Weinberg collection
  • 1989.01: Architecture and topography slides from Kimberly Patton
  • 1989.v1: Architecture and topography video stills from Fritz Hemans
  • 1990.11: Daochos Monument from the Delphi Museum
  • 1990.12: Sculpture from the Olympia Museum
  • 1990.13: Reconstructions of Aegina from the Glyptothek, Munich
  • 1990.14: Reconstructions of Olympia from the British Museum, London
  • 1990.20: Architecture and topography slides from Gregory R. Crane
  • 1990.21: Architecture and topography slides from Maria Daniels
  • 1990.27: Architecture and topography slides from Beth McIntosh and Sebastian Heath
  • 1990.30: Aerial site photography by Father Schoder, S.J., from Wings Over Hellas
  • 1990.33: Architectural drawings by Perseus drafters
  • 1991.04: Architecture and topography slides from Michael Bennett
  • 1991.09: Architecture and topography slides from Don Keller
  • 1992.02: Architecture and topography slides from Nick Cahill
  • 1992.12: Architecture and topography slides from Pamela J. Russell
  • 1993.01: Architectural drawings by Candace Smith
  • 1993.02: Architecture and topography slides from Nick Cahill
  • 1994.01: Architecture and topography slides from Maria Daniels

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Contents of image folders on Perseus Disk 3:

    1990.01: Vases from the Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, MA
  • 1990.05: Vases from The J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu, CA
  • 1990.06: Vases from the Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
  • 1990.14: Vases from the British Museum, London
  • 1990.17: Vases from southern U.S. collections in the Shapiro catalog:
    • The Ackland Art Museum,University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
    • Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery, University of Texas at Austin
    • Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, AL
    • Cummer Museum of Art, Jacksonville, FL
    • John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, FL
    • North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC
    • Tulane University Art Collection, New Orleans, LA
    • The University Museum, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR
    • 1990.18: Vases from midwestern U.S. museums in the Moon catalog:
    • Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH
    • Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati, OH
    • The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH
    • Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, OH
    • Indiana University Art Museum, Bloomington, IN
    • Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, IN
    • Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, NE
    • Kelsey Museum of Ancient Archaeology, Ann Arbor, MI
    • Krannert Art Museum, University of Illinois, Champaign, IL
    • The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN
    • Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri at Columbia
    • The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO
    • Putnam Museum, Davenport, IA
    • The Saint Louis Art Museum, St. Louis, MO
    • Theodore Lyman Wright Art Center, Beloit College, Beloit, WI
    • The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, OH
    • University Art Museum, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
    • Washington University Gallery of Art, St. Louis, MO
  • 1990.19: Vases from the Wadsworth Athenaeum, Hartford, CT
  • 1990.25: Vases from the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South Hadley, MA
  • 1990.32: Vases from the University Museums of the University of Mississippi
  • 1990.33: Vase drawings by Perseus drafters
  • 1990.34: Vases from the Antikensammlungen, Munich
  • 1991.01: Vases from the University Museums of the University of Mississippi
  • 1991.02: Vase drawings from FurtwŠngler & Reichhold
  • 1992.06: Vases from the MusŽe du Louvre, Paris
  • 1992.07: Vases from the Staatliche Museen (Charlottenburg Antikenmuseum), Berlin
  • 1992.08: Vases from the Staatliche Museen (Pergamonmuseum), Berlin
  • 1993.01: Photographs of vase drawings from FurtwŠngler and Reichold

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Contents of image folders on Perseus Disk 4:

  • 1989.00: Coins from the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick, ME
  • 1989.06: Vases from the Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT
  • 1990.02: Vases from the Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT
  • 1990.03: Vases from the Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence, RI
  • 1990.08: Vases from the Smith College Art Museum, Northampton, MA
  • 1990.09: Vases from the Williams College Museum of Art, Williamstown, MA
  • 1990.26: Coins from the Arthur S. Dewing Coin Collection
  • 1990.29: Vases from the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA
  • 1991.07: Vases from The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
  • 1991.08: Vases from the Tampa Museum of Art, Tampa, FL
  • 1991.10: Vases from The Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, OH
  • 1992.09: Vases from the Martin-von-Wagner-Museum, Wźrzburg

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A.2 Outside Sources of Slides in Perseus

Many slides in Perseus were made specially for the project by Perseus photographers, working with collaborating museums. Some slides in Perseus were donated or purchased from museum and other slide collections, and are used with their permissions. These institutions and their addresses are:



The Ackland Art Museum
Columbia and Franklin Streets
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Allen Memorial Art Museum
Oberlin College
Oberlin, OH 44074

Archaeological Receipts Fund (TAP Service)
Ministry of Culture, Republic of Greece
57 El. Venizelos Street
GR 105 64
Athens, Greece

Archer M. Huntington Art Gallery
University of Texas at Austin
Art Building
23rd and San Jacinto Streets
Austin, TX 78712

Birmingham Museum of Art
2000 8th Avenue N.
Birmingham, AL 35203

The British Museum
Great Russell Street
WC1B 3DG
London, England

Cincinnati Art Museum
Eden Park
Cincinnati, OH 45202

The Cleveland Museum of Art
11150 East Boulevard at University Circle
Cleveland, OH 44106

Cummer Museum of Art
829 Riverside Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32204

Dayton Art Institute
456 Belmonte Park North
Dayton, OH 45405

Deutsches ArchŠologisches Institut
Fidiou 1
106 78 Athens, Greece

Harvard University Art Museums
32 Quincy Street
Cambridge, MA 02138

Indiana University Art Museum
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405

Indianapolis Museum of Art
1200 West 38th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208

The J. Paul Getty Museum
17985 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90265

John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
5401 Bay Shore Road
Sarasota, FL 34243

Joslyn Art Museum
2200 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68102

Kelsey Museum of Ancient Archaeology
The University of Michigan
434 South State Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109

Krannert Art Museum
500 E. Peabody Drive
University of Illinois
Champaign, IL 61820

Martin-von-Wagner-Museum
of the University of Wźrzburg
Antikensammlung
Tor A, Residenz
W-8700 Wźrzburg, Germany

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 Third Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55404

Museum of Art and Archaeology
University of Missouri--Columbia
Pickard Hall
Columbia, MO 65211

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
465 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA 02115

National Museum, Copenhagen
Prinsens Palais
Frederiksholms Kanal 12, 1220
Copenhagen, Denmark

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
4525 Oak Street
Kansas City, MO 64111

North Carolina Museum of Art
2110 Blue Ridge Road
Raleigh, NC 27607

Putnam Museum
1717 W. 12th Street
Davenport, IA 52804

Service photographique
Reunion des MusŽes Nationaux
89 Avenue Victor Hugo
75116 Paris, France

Royal Ontario Museum
100 Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario M5S 2C6
Canada

The Saint Louis Art Museum
One Fine Arts Drive
Forest Park
St. Louis, MO 63110

Saul S. Weinberg Slide Collection
Department of Archaeology
Boston University
675 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MA 02215

Schoder slides from Wings Over Hellas
Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers
1000 Brown Street
Wauconda, IL 60084

Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek
Kšnigsplatz 1 u. 3
W8000 Munich, Germany

Staaliche Museen zu Berlin - Preu§icher Kulturbesitz
Bodestrasse 1-3
W-1000 Berlin 19, Germany

Theodore Lyman Wright Art Center
Prospect and Bushnell
Beloit College
Beloit, WI 52511

The Toledo Museum of Art
2445 Monroe Street
Toledo, OH 43620

The Trireme Trust U.S.A.
c/o Paul Lipke
Shipservices
4a Winslow Street
Plymouth, MA 02360

Tulane University Art Collection
Tulane University Library
7001 Freret Street
New Orleans, LA 70118

University Art Museum
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
110 Northrop Memorial Auditorium
84 Church St. S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455

The University Museum
University of Arkansas
Museum Building Room 202
Fayetteville, AR 72701

University Museums
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677

Wadsworth Athenaeum
600 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06103

Washington University Gallery of Art
Forsyth and Skinker Boulevards
St. Louis, MO 63130
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A.3 Authors of Primary Texts, Works and their Canonical Abbreviations

All Primary Texts, related notes and secondary textual materials are contained on Perseus Disk 1.

AeschinesAeschin.
 
1 Against TimarchusAeschin. 1
2 The Speech on the EmbassyAeschin. 2
3 Against CtesiphonAeschin. 3
 
 
AeschylusAesch.
 
AgamemnonAesch. Ag.
EumenidesAesch. Eum.
Libation BearersAesch. Lib.
Prometheus BoundAesch. PB
PersiansAesch. Pers.
Seven Against ThebesAesch. Seven
Suppliant MaidensAesch. Supp.
 
 
AndocidesAndoc.
 
1 On the MysteriesAndoc. 1
2 On His ReturnAndoc. 2
3 On the Peace with SpartaAndoc. 3
4 Against AlcibiadesAndoc. 4
 
 
AntiphonAntiph.
 
1 Prosecution Of The
Stepmother For Poisoning
Antiph. 1
2 The First Tetralogy:
Anonymous Prosecution for Murder
Antiph. 2
3 The Second Tetralogy:
Prosecution for Accidental Homicide
Antiph. 3
4 The Third Tetralogy:
Prosecution for Murder of One
Who Pleads Self-Defense
Antiph. 4
5 On the Murder of HerodesAntiph. 5
6 On the ChoreutesAntiph. 6
 
 
ApollodorusApollod.
 
Book 1Apollod. 1
Book 2Apollod. 2
Book 3Apollod. 3
EpitomeApollod. E
 
 
AristophanesAristoph.
 
AcharniansAristoph. Ach.
BirdsAristoph. Birds
CloudsAristoph. Cl.
EcclesiazusaeAristoph. Eccl.
FrogsAristoph. Frogs
KnightsAristoph. Kn.
LysistrataAristoph. Lys.
PeaceAristoph. Peace
PlutusAristoph. Pl.
ThesmophoriazusaeAristoph. Thes.
WaspsAristoph. Wasps
 
 
AristotleAristot.
 
Constitution of the AtheniansAristot. Ath. Pol.
EconomicsAristot. Econ.
Eudemian EthicsAristot. Eud. Eth.
MetaphysicsAristot. Met.
Nicomachean EthicsAristot. Nic. Eth.
PoeticsAristot. Poet.
PoliticsAristot. Pol.
RhetoricAristot. Rh.
Virtues and VicesAristot. Vir.
 
 
BacchylidesBacchyl.
 
Ode 1Bacchyl. 1
Ode 2Bacchyl. 2
Ode 3Bacchyl. 3
Ode 4Bacchyl. 4
Ode 5Bacchyl. 5
Ode 6Bacchyl. 6
Ode 7Bacchyl. 7
Ode 8Bacchyl. 8
Ode 9Bacchyl. 9
Ode 10Bacchyl. 10
Ode 11Bacchyl. 11
Ode 12Bacchyl. 12
Ode 13Bacchyl. 13
Ode 14Bacchyl. 14
Ode 14bBacchyl. 14b
Ode 15 (Dithyrhamb 1)Bacchyl. 15
Ode 16 (Dithyrhamb 2)Bacchyl. 16
Ode 17 (Dithyrhamb 3)Bacchyl. 17
Ode 18 (Dithyrhamb 4)Bacchyl. 18
Ode 19 (Dithyrhamb 5)Bacchyl. 19
Ode 20 (Dithyrhamb 6)Bacchyl. 20
 
 
DemadesDemad.
 
1 On the Twelve YearsDemad. 1
 
 
DemosthenesDem.
 
1 First OlynthiacDem. 1
2 Second OlynthiacDem. 2
3 Third OlynthiacDem. 3
4 First PhilippicDem. 4
5 On the PeaceDem. 5
6 Second PhilippicDem. 6
7 On HalonnesusDem. 7
8 On the ChersoneseDem. 8
9 Third PhilippicDem. 9
10 Fourth PhilippicDem. 10
11 Answer to Philip's LetterDem. 11
12 Philip's LetterDem. 12
13 On OrganizationDem. 13
14 On the Navy-Boards Dem. 14
15 For the Liberty of the RhodiansDem. 15
16 For the People of MegalopolisDem. 16
17 On the Treaty with AlexanderDem. 17
18 On the CrownDem. 18
19 On the EmbassyDem. 19
20 Against LeptinesDem. 20
21 Against MeidiasDem. 21
22 Against AndrotionDem. 22
23 Against AristocratesDem. 23
24 Against TimocratesDem. 24
25 Against Aristogeiton 1Dem. 25
26 Against Aristogeiton 2Dem. 26
27 Against Aphobus 1Dem. 27
28 Against Aphobus 2Dem. 28
29 Against Aphobus 3Dem. 29
30 Against Onetor 1Dem. 30
31 Against Onetor 2Dem. 31
32 Against ZenothemisDem. 32
33 Against ApaturiusDem. 33
34 Against PhormioDem. 34
35 Against LacritusDem. 35
36 For PhormioDem. 36
37 Against PantaenetusDem. 37
38 Against Nausimachus
and Xenopeithes
Dem. 38
39 Against Boeotus 1Dem. 39
40 Against Boeotus 2Dem. 40
41 Against SpudiasDem. 41
42 Against PhaenippusDem. 42
43 Against MacartatusDem. 43
44 Against LeocharesDem. 44
45 Apollodorus Against Stephanus 1Dem. 45
46 Apollodorus Against Stephanus 2Dem. 46
47 Against Evergus And MnesibulusDem. 47
48 Against OlympiodorusDem. 48
49 Apollodorus Against TimotheusDem. 49
50 Apollodorus Against PolyclesDem. 50
51 On The Trierarchic CrownDem. 51
52 Apollodorus Against CallipusDem. 52
53 Apollodorus Against NicostratusDem. 53
54 Against CononDem. 54
55 Against CalliclesDem. 55
56 Against DionysodorusDem. 56
57 Euxitheus Against EubulidesDem. 57
58 Against TheocrinesDem. 58
59 Apollodorus Against NeaeraDem. 59
60 The Funeral SpeechDem. 60
61 The Erotic EssayDem. 61
ExordiaDem. Ex.
LettersDem. L.
 
 
DinarchusDin.
 
1 Against DemosthenesDin. 1
2 Against AristogitonDin. 2
3 Against PhiloclesDin. 3
 
 
Diodorus SiculusDiod.
 
Book 9Diod. 9
Book 10Diod. 10
Book 11Diod. 11
Book 12Diod. 12
Book 13Diod. 13
Book 14Diod. 14
Book 15Diod. 15
Book 16Diod. 16
Book 17Diod. 17
 
 
EuripidesEur.
 
AlcestisEur. Alc.
AndromacheEur. Andr.
BacchaeEur. Ba.
CyclopsEur. Cycl.
ElectraEur. El.
HecubaEur. Hec.
HelenEur. Hel.
HeraclesEur. Her.
HeraclidaeEur. Heraclid.
HippolytusEur. Hipp.
Iphigenia in AulisEur. IA
IonEur. Ion
Iphigeneia in TaurisEur. IT
MedeaEur. Med.
OrestesEur. Orest.
Phoenician WomenEur. Phoen.
RhesusEur. Rh.
SuppliantsEur. Supp.
Trojan WomanEur. Tro.
 
 
HerodotusHdt.
 
Book 1Hdt. 1
Book 2Hdt. 2
Book 3Hdt. 3
Book 4Hdt. 4
Book 5Hdt. 5
Book 6Hdt. 6
Book 7Hdt. 7
Book 8Hdt. 8
Book 9Hdt. 9
 
 
HesiodHes.
 
Shield of HeraklesHes. Sh.
TheogonyHes. Th.
Works and DaysHes. WD
 
 
HomerHom.
 
IliadHom. Il.
OdysseyHom. Od.
 
 
Homeric HymnsHH.
 
Hymn to Dionysus
Hymn to DemeterHH. 2
Hymn to ApolloHH. 3a
Hymn to ApolloHH. 3b
Hymn to HermesHH. 4
Hymn to AphroditeHH. 5
Hymn to AphroditeHH. 6
Hymn to DionysusHH. 7
Hymn to AresHH. 8
Hymn to ArtemisHH. 9
Hymn to AphroditeHH. 10
Hymn to AthenaHH. 11
Hymn to HeraHH. 12
Hymn to DemeterHH. 13
Hymn to the Mother of the GodsHH. 14
Hymn to Heracles the Lion HeartedHH. 15
Hymn to AsclepiusHH. 16
Hymn to the DioscuriHH. 17
Hymn to HermesHH. 18
Hymn to PanHH. 19
Hymn to HephaistusHH. 20
Hymn to ApolloHH. 21
Hymn to PoseidonHH. 22
Hymn to the Son of CronosHH. 23
Hymn to HestiaHH. 24
Hymn to the Muses and ApolloHH. 25
Hymn to DionysusHH. 26
Hymn to ArtemisHH. 27
Hymn to AthenaHH. 28
Hymn to HestiaHH. 29
Hymn to Earth the Mother of AllHH. 30
Hymn to HeliosHH. 31
Hymn to SeleneHH. 32
Hymn to the DioscuriHH. 33
 
 
 
HyperidesHyp.
 
1 In Defence of LycophronHyp. 1
2 Against PhilippidesHyp. 2
3 Against AthenogenesHyp. 3
4 In Defence of EuxenippusHyp. 4
5 Against DemosthenesHyp. 5
6 Funeral SpeechHyp. 6
1a Second Speech
in Defence of Lycophron
Hyp. 1a
 
 
IsaeusIsaeus
 
1 On The Estate of CleonymusIsaeus 1
2 On the Estate of MeneclesIsaeus 2
3 On The Estate Of PyrrhusIsaeus 3
4 On the Estate of NicostratusIsaeus 4
5 On the Estate of DicaeogenesIsaeus 5
6 On the Estate of PhiloctemonIsaeus 6
7 On The Estate of ApollodorusIsaeus 7
8 On The Estate of CironIsaeus 8
9 On the Estate of AstyphilusIsaeus 9
10 On The Estate Of AristarchusIsaeus 10
11 On the Estate of HagniasIsaeus 11
12 On Behalf of EuphiletusIsaeus 12
 
 
IsocratesIsoc.
 
1 To DemonicusIsoc. 1
2 To NicoclesIsoc. 2
3 Nicocles or the CypriansIsoc. 3
4 PanegyricusIsoc. 4
5 To PhilipIsoc. 5
6 ArchidamusIsoc. 6
7 AreopagiticusIsoc. 7
8 On the PeaceIsoc. 8
9 EvagorasIsoc. 9
10 HelenIsoc. 10
11 BusirisIsoc. 11
12 PanathenaicusIsoc. 12
13 Against the SophistsIsoc. 13
14 PlataicusIsoc. 14
15 AntidosisIsoc. 15
16 Concerning the Team of HorsesIsoc. 16
17 TrapeziticusIsoc. 17
18 Against CallimachusIsoc. 18
19 AegineticusIsoc. 19
20 Against LochitesIsoc. 20
21 Against EuthynusIsoc. 21
LettersIsoc. L.
 
 
LycurgusLyc.
 
1 Against LeocratesLyc. 1
 
 
LysiasLys.
 
1 On the Murder of EratosthenesLys. 1
2 Funeral OrationLys. 2
3 Against Simon: DefenseLys. 3
4 On A Wound By PremeditationLys. 4
5 For CalliasLys. 5
6 Against AndocidesLys. 6
7 Defense in the Matter
of the Olive Stump
Lys. 7
8 Accusation of CalumnyLys. 8
9 For The SoldierLys. 9
10 Against Theomnestus 1Lys. 10
11 Against Theomnestus 2Lys. 11
12 Against EratosthenesLys. 12
13 Against AgoratusLys. 13
14 Against Alcibiades 1Lys. 14
15 Against Alcibiades 2Lys. 15
16 In Defense of MantitheusLys. 16
17 On The Property Of EratonLys. 17
18 On the Property
of the Brother of Nicias
Lys. 18
19 On the Property of AristophanesLys. 19
20 For PolystratusLys. 20
21 Defence Against a Charge
of Taking Bribes
Lys. 21
22 Against The Corn-DealersLys. 22
23 Against PancleonLys. 23
24 On The Refusal Of A PensionLys. 24
25 Defence against a Charge of
Subverting the Democracy
Lys. 25
26 On the Scrutiny of EvandrosLys. 26
27 Against Epicrates
and his Fellow-envoys
Lys. 27
28 Against ErgoclesLys. 28
29 Against PhilocratesLys. 29
30 Against NicomachusLys. 30
31 Against PhilonLys. 31
32 Against DiogeitonLys. 32
33 Olympic OrationLys. 33
34 Against The Subversion of
the Ancestral Constitution
Lys. 34
 
 
PausaniasPaus.
 
Book 1 (Attica, Megara)Paus. 1
Book 2 (Argolis)Paus. 2
Book 3 (Laconia)Paus. 3
Book 4 (Messenia)Paus. 4
Book 5 (Elis, Olympia)Paus. 5
Book 6 (Elis, Olympia)Paus. 6
Book 7 (Achaia)Paus. 7
Book 8 (Arcadia)Paus. 8
Book 9 (Boeotia)Paus. 9
Book 10 (Phocis, Delphi)Paus. 10
 
 
PindarPind.
 
Isthmian 1Pind. I. 1
Isthmian 2Pind. I. 2
Isthmian 3Pind. I. 3
Isthmian 4Pind. I. 4
Isthmian 5Pind. I. 5
Isthmian 6Pind. I. 6
Isthmian 7Pind. I. 7
Isthmian 8Pind. I. 8
Nemean 1Pind. N. 1
Nemean 2Pind. N. 2
Nemean 3Pind. N. 3
Nemean 4Pind. N. 4
Nemean 5Pind. N. 5
Nemean 6Pind. N. 6
Nemean 7Pind. N. 7
Nemean 8Pind. N. 8
Nemean 9Pind. N. 9
Nemean 10Pind. N. 10
Nemean 11Pind. N. 11
Olympian 1Pind. O. 1
Olympian 2Pind. O. 2
Olympian 3Pind. O. 3
Olympian 4Pind. O. 4
Olympian 5Pind. O. 5
Olympian 6Pind. O. 6
Olympian 7Pind. O. 7
Olympian 8Pind. O. 8
Olympian 9Pind. O. 9
Olympian 10Pind. O. 10
Olympian 11Pind. O. 11
Olympian 12Pind. O. 12
Olympian 13Pind. O. 13
Olympian 14Pind. O. 14
Pythian 1Pind. P. 1
Pythian 2Pind. P. 2
Pythian 3Pind. P. 3
Pythian 4Pind. P. 4
Pythian 5Pind. P. 5
Pythian 6Pind. P. 6
Pythian 7Pind. P. 7
Pythian 8Pind. P. 8
Pythian 9Pind. P. 9
Pythian 10Pind. P. 10
Pythian 11Pind. P. 11
Pythian 12Pind. P. 12
 
 
PlatoPlat.
 
Alcibiades 1Plat. Alc. 1
Alcibiades 2Plat. Alc. 2
ApologyPlat. Apol.
CharmidesPlat. Charm.
CleitophonPlat. Cleit.
CratylusPlat. Crat.
CritiasPlat. Criti.
CritoPlat. Crito
EpinomisPlat. Epin.
EuthydemusPlat. Euthyd.
EuthyphroPlat. Euthyph.
GorgiasPlat. Gorg.
Greater HippiasPlat. Hipp. Maj.
Lesser HippiasPlat. Hipp. Min.
HipparchusPlat. Hipparch.
IonPlat. Ion
LettersPlat. L.
LachesPlat. Lach.
LawsPlat. Laws
LoversPlat. Lovers
LysisPlat. Lysis
MenexenusPlat. Menex.
MenoPlat. Meno
MinosPlat. Minos
ParmenidesPlat. Parm.
PhaedoPlat. Phaedo
PhaedrusPlat. Phaedrus
PhilebusPlat. Phileb.
ProtagorasPlat. Prot.
RepublicPlat. Rep.
SophistPlat. Soph.
StatesmanPlat. Stat.
SymposiumPlat. Sym.
TheaetetusPlat. Thaeat.
TheagesPlat. Theag.
TimaeusPlat. Tim.
 
 
PlutarchPlut.
 
AlcibiadesPlut. Alc.
AristidesPlut. Arist.
CimonPlut. Cim.
LysanderPlut. Lys.
NiciasPlut. Nic.
PericlesPlut. Per.
SolonPlut. Sol.
ThemistoclesPlut. Them.
TheseusPlut. Thes.
 
 
Pseudo-XenophonPs. Xen.
 
Constitution of the AtheniansPs. Xen. Const. Ath.
 
 
SophoclesSoph.
 
AjaxSoph. Aj.
AntigoneSoph. Ant.
ElectraSoph. El.
Oedipus at ColonusSoph. OC
Oedipus TyrannusSoph. OT
PhiloctetesSoph. Phil.
TrachiniaeSoph. Trach.
 
 
StraboStrab.
 
Book 6 (South Italy, Sicily)Strab. 6
Book 7 (fragmentary)Strab. 7
Book 8 (Macedon and Greece)Strab. 8
Book 9 (Athens, Boeotia,
Thessaly)
Strab. 9
Book 10 (Aetolia, Crete,
other islands)
Strab. 10
Book 11 (Asia Minor-East)Strab. 11
Book 12 (Asia Minor-Central
South)
Strab. 12
Book 13 (Asia Minor-North)Strab. 13
Book 14 (Asia Minor-West,
Southwest, Cyprus)
Strab. 14
 
 
ThucydidesThuc.
 
Book 1Thuc. 1
Book 2Thuc. 2
Book 3Thuc. 3
Book 4Thuc. 4
Book 5Thuc. 5
Book 6Thuc. 6
Book 7Thuc. 7
Book 8Thuc. 8
 
 
XenophonXen.
 
AgesilausXen. Ag.
AnabasisXen. Anab.
Apology of SocratesXen. Apol.
On the Cavalry CommanderXen. Cav.
Constitution of the LacedaemoniansXen. Const. Lac.
CyropaediaXen. Cyrop.
EconomicsXen. Ec.
HellenicaXen. Hell.
HieroXen. Hiero
On HorsemanshipXen. Horse.
On HuntingXen. Hunt.
MemorabiliaXen. Mem.
SymposiumXen. Sym.
Ways and MeansXen. Ways

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A.4 Primary Text Author Groups

Early Archaic Period

  • Hexameter
    • Homer
    • Hesiod

Fifth-Fourth Century B. C.

  • Lyric
    • Baccylides
    • Pindar
  • Tragedy
    • Aeschylus
    • Euripides
    • Sophocles
  • Comedy
    • Aristophanes
  • History
    • Herodotus
    • Thucydides
    • Xenophon
    • Pseudo-Xenophon
  • Oratory
    • Aeschines
    • Andocides
    • Antiphon
    • Demosthenes
    • Demades
    • Dinarchus
    • Hyperides
    • Isaeus
    • Isocrates
    • Lycurgus
    • Lysias
  • Philosophy
    • Plato
    • Aristotle

Post-Classical Period

  • Travel
    • Pausanias
    • Strabo
  • Biography
    • Plutarch
  • Mythography
    • Apollodorus

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