Indexes
Index of Ancient Sources
Aeschines
3.184–185
70 with n. 62
Aeschylus
Sept.
568
34
587–588
31 with n. 58, 42, 265
589
35
594
35
610
35
Agatharchides of Knidos (BNJ 86)
F8
51n17, 72
Agora
XVI
84
6n17, 94n133, 95–96, 117n203
Appian
Mith.
29
206, 207n44
30
214n71
45
207n40
50
207n40
55
207
62
208n47
Aristophanes
Amphiaraos
F27
40–41n94
F28
40–41n94, 68n50
[Aristotle]
Ath. Pol.
43.1
89 with n. 117
52.2
94n133
53.4
87–88n110
54.1
94n133
54.7
86n103
56.3
94n133
56.4
86n104
57.1–4
86n104
Armenidas (BNJ 378)
F6
33n70, 34
Caesar
BCiv.
3.56
223n97
Cicero
Div.
1.54
27–28n43
1.88
197n12
Nat. D.
3.49
195n8
CIL
VI
40890
205–206
[Demades]
1.9
11n32, 82
Demosthenes
5.24
82
16.18
82
19.22
82
21.64
82n98
21.110
117
21.167
117n203
21.200
117
Dinarchus
3.15
102–103n161
Dio Cassius
14.1–2
224n102
47.20.4
223n98
Dio Chrysostom
31.9
229
31.14
227
31.25
227
31.26
230
31.38–39
227
31.83
227
31.147
227
31.155
227–228
31.156
228
Diodorus Siculus
11.83.1
24, 36n79
12.55.3
116n194
12.65.3–5
27 with n. 42
14.17.1
50
14.17.1–4
22–23n13, 80
14.17.2–3
50
15.26.3
27n41
15.53.4
151n112
15.67.1
76
18.56.6
81n97, 124n10
19.77.6
79n87, 124n10
19.78.3–5
124n10, 150n107
20.7.3
210
Diogenes Laertius
2.141
124n10, 125 with n. 16
Dionysios of Halikarnassos
3.69.1
210
3.70.3
210
Euripides
Hyp.
1584–1586
35
Supp.
158
35
893–895
74n75
925–927
31 with n. 59, 35
Favorinus
37.40
228
FD
III
4: 229
116n194
Harpokration
s.v. apobates
31–32n61
s.v. diapsephisis
74n75
s.v. Epikrates
96–97 with n. 149
Herakleides Kritikos (BNJ 369A)
F1.6
26
F1.7
125, 155
F1.14.4
74n75
Herodotus
1.46–52
16n54
1.46.2
42
1.49
42
1.52
42 with n. 102, 166n165
5.77.1–2
24
5.77.4
24n20
6.100–101.1
25
6.101.1
27–28n43
6.108.1–6
24
6.108.5
24n18
8.134
16n54, 129n37
8.134.1–2
44–45, 129
9.15.1
26
9.27.3
32 with n. 65
Homer
Il.
2.498
21n9
Od.
15.246–247
29
[Homer]
Vit.Hom.
9
29
Hymnus Homericus ad Apollinem
90n120
Hypereides
Eux.
16
93–94 with n. 133
I.Eleusis
177
50n11, 94
IG
I3
41
25 with n. 32
83
36
501A
24n20
501B
24n20
1469
39
II2
215
see II3 1, 301
1006
47n3
1156
see Reinmuth, Eph.Inscr. 2
1189
see Reinmuth, Eph.Inscr. 3
1282
30–31n56
1496A
113n188
1570
50n11
1938
241n142
2313
90n118
2314
90n118
2970
see Reinmuth, Eph.Inscr. 4
4109
222n96
II3 1
301
89n117
306
85n101
337
117
338
see I.Oropos 295
348
see I.Oropos 297
349
see I.Oropos 296
355
see I.Oropos 298
359
116
360
see I.Oropos 299
385
see I.Oropos 300
445
113
448
92n128
450
30–31n56
468
155
877
133n50
882
150–151
901
30–31n56
1313
47n2
II3 4
18
85n101, 88
33
87–88n110, 116
322
see I.Oropos 360
344
see I.Oropos 352
345
see I.Oropos 354
346
see I.Oropos 348
471
94n133
513
116n194
665
69
871
30–31n56
IV2 1
598
173n195
629
242n148
695
173n195
VII
219
170n181
504
182, 183
505
182, 183
506
182, 183
507
182, 183
508
182, 183
509
182, 183
510
182, 183
511
182, 183
512
182, 183
513
182
514
182
515
182
516
182
517
182, 183
518
182, 183
519
182
520
182
521
182, 183
522
182, 183
523
182, 183
524
182, 183
525
182
526
182
527
182
528
182, 183, 188
529
182, 183, 188
530
182, 183, 188
531
182, 183, 188
552
182, 183
1795
see I.Thespiai 287
2724a
147–148 with n. 97
2727
249n157
3087
129–130n40
3166
181
3195
239–240n137, 253
3197
253
3207
138n70, 148, 179, 181, 185
4142
171n182
4143
171
IX 1
98
162n157
IX 12 1
170
160–161 with n. 151
XI 4
680
159
XII 3
1299/1300
154
XII 9
238
see SEG LI 1119
899
241n142
912
142n81, 158n140, 162n156
I.Oropos
1
11 with n. 32, 53, 73, 77–78, 114, 115, 132n48, 150 with n. 106, 154, 155
2
11 with n. 32, 53, 73, 77, 114, 115, 132n48, 150 with n. 106, 154, 155
3
53, 73, 77, 80, 132n48, 150n108, 152, 154–155
4
78n86, 150 with nn. 106 and 107, 156, 177
5
78n86, 150 with nn. 106 and 107, 156, 177
6
78n86, 150 with nn. 106 and 107, 156, 177
9
138n67
12
152
13
152
15
152
18
152, 154–155
21
3, 137n65, 138n70, 139n74, 147n91, 148, 156n133, 166, 169n177, 177
24
156n134
25
130n44
26
152 with n. 121, 159n148
27
156n134
29
223
30
223
31
143n86, 223
32
136n62, 139n73, 140–141n76, 142, 159n146, 165n163, 166
33
122, 136n62, 139n73, 140–141n76, 141n77, 142, 165n163, 166
34
121–122, 139n73, 140–141n76, 141n77, 165n163, 166
35
139n73, 140–141n76, 156n132, 160, 164, 165n163, 169n177
36
139n73, 140–141n76, 156n132, 164, 165n163
37
139n73, 140–141n76, 156n132, 164, 165n163, 166
39
138n67, 152
40
142, 159n146
41
136n62, 139n73, 140–141n76, 141n77, 142, 159n146
42
139n73, 140–141n76, 141n77
43
139n73, 140–141n76, 160, 169n177
44
139n73, 140–141n76, 158 with n. 143, 166, 169n177
45
139n73, 140–141n76, 166
46
166
47
136n62
49
138n69, 139n74, 156n132, 164, 169n177
52
138n67, 156, 164
53
218, 221
54
160, 222
56
218, 221
57
148n101, 159, 218, 221
58
221
59
148n101, 160
61
222
62
222
66
221
67
221
68
221
69
160, 221
70
155 with n. 129
71
185n230, 221
72
185n230, 221
73
160, 185n230, 221
74
139n74, 166, 167
75
221
78
160, 221
82
187
83
148n101
84
167
87
135–136n57, 222, 238
88
135–136n57, 222, 238
90
222
91
222
92
139n74, 165n163, 166, 223
93
139n74, 165n163, 166, 222
95
223
96
223
97
167, 223
98
223
99
223
100
223
101
223
102
223
103
223
104
223
107
108n177
109
221
110
195n9
111
57, 135–136n57, 221, 238
113
57, 135–136n57, 221, 238
114
57, 135–136n57, 221, 238
115
57, 135–136n57, 221, 238
117
57, 135–136n57, 221
118
222
119
222
120
223
121
148n102, 177n205
122
148n102, 177n205
123
142 with n. 80
127
187
128
185n230, 221
132
222
133
222
139
222
140
222
141
222
142
222
144
142 with n. 81
147
160, 222
149
222
150
222
151
185
152
185
153
223
154
223
155
223
156
223
157
223
158
223
159
223
160
223
161
223
162
223
163
223
164
223
165
223
166
223
167
138n67
168
223
169
223
174
185
175
108n177, 126n17
176
185
179
130n44
186
185
187
185
188
116n194, 165, 166
197
139n74, 140–141n76, 165, 166, 167, 168
198
222
200
222
210
155
211
221
217
219–220n89
257
219n86
276
53, 65 with n. 43, 73, 78–80, 132n48
277
16n54, 21n8, 53, 61 with n. 34, 65 with n. 42, 73–75, 76, 77, 79 with n. 90, 80, 113
278
53
280
70n58
289
53 with n. 21
290
6n17, 54, 61–62n36, 63n39, 65, 75–77, 88, 113, 114
291
82, 100
292
61nn33 and 36, 82, 100, 105, 107
293
82, 100, 105, 107, 249–250
294
126n17, 229n114, 230, 248 with n. 156
295
63n39, 83, 88–89 with nn. 114 and 117, 100, 105, 107
296
35, 83, 84, 91–92, 100, 104, 107–108, 113, 115, 265
297
83, 84, 86, 92, 94, 95, 100, 104, 113, 114, 115, 116, 262, 264
298
6n17, 69, 83, 85–88, 89–90, 101, 104, 115, 116
299
83, 85, 87–88n110, 101, 109, 115–117
300
81n97, 83, 101
301
83, 101
302
6–7n19, 148n99
303
138n67, 148–149, 156n132, 164, 170n178
304
133–134, 142n82, 170–171, 223
305
170n178, 171
306
142n82, 170n178, 171n182
307
126n17, 131n47, 196, 203–204n31, 263
308
12–13n36, 66n46, 91, 109, 126 with n19, 191, 193, 195–201, 202, 204, 209–210, 211–214, 216, 221n91, 236–237 with n. 133, 239–240n137, 240, 249, 260, 263, 264
309–317
83, 91n124, 101
317
40–41n94
321
142n82
323
142n82, 170n178
324
40–41n94, 142n82, 170n178
325
142n82, 156n132, 164
326
142n82, 219–220n89
333
41, 54 with n. 22
334
41 with n. 99, 54 with n. 23, 69–70
335
31, 41, 54, 66, 69
336
54 with n. 24
337
54
338
54
339
55 with n. 25, 66, 71 with n. 69, 88
340
55, 66
341
83, 102, 109, 111 with n. 185, 118, 132
342
83, 99 with n. 157, 102 with n. 160
343
55
344
41n95, 55, 68–69 with n. 48
345
55
346
56
347
68n48, 83, 93 with n. 132, 102, 109
348
83, 97 with n. 153, 102, 109
349
56 with n. 26
350
56 with n. 26
351
83, 102
352
83, 97, 102, 109
353
83, 97, 102 with n. 161, 109
354
83, 97, 103, 109
355
1–3, 83, 103, 109, 117, 175
356
84, 103, 109, 117–118
357
84, 103, 109
358
84, 103, 109
359
84, 103 with n. 162, 111
360
84, 104
361
118
362
118
363
118
366
79n87, 124n10, 136, 225 with n. 104
369
97, 124n10
370
97, 124n10
371
222
372
132, 226
373
223
374
134n53, 223
375
132, 225
383
132, 135
385
218, 221
386
142, 185
387
223
388
132
389
132 with n. 49, 134, 219 with n. 86
390
221
394
132
404
132, 142
405
132
414
225n104
415
132
416
223
418–419
132, 185
420
132, 225
421
222
422–423
132, 224–225n103
424–425
132, 195n9
426
59n30, 135n56, 221, 237 with n. 135
428
132
429
132, 187
430
130n45
433
131
434
204
437
230
440
219–220 with n. 86, 226
441
135n56, 135–136n57, 237n135, 238
442
66n46, 191, 193, 204, 208–209, 216–218, 221, 232–233n128, 233, 260
443
204, 208–209, 221, 224–225 with n. 103, 232–233n128
444
57, 59n30, 135n56, 135–136n57, 187, 221, 224, 232n124, 233, 237 with n. 135
445
185n230, 221, 232n124, 233
446
135n56, 221n92, 222, 232n124, 233, 237 with n. 135
447
221n92, 222, 224, 225, 232–233n128
448
222, 225, 232–233n128
449
222, 224–225n103, 234
450
223, 224, 224–225n103, 232 with n. 124
451
222n95, 223, 224, 263
452
219n86, 223, 226
453
226
454
219n86
455
226 with nn. 105 and 106
456
134, 142n82, 223, 224
457
223, 226
458
226
459
226 with n. 107
460
226
461
226
462
226
468
30n55
506
164
520
83, 86n102, 90 with n. 118, 91 with n. 124, 99, 101, 118 with n. 208, 130n44, 240
521
130n44, 195n9, 239–240n137, 242n153, 248, 249
523
195n9, 242n153, 248, 249, 252n168
524
249, 252–253 with nn. 167 and 169, 253
525
91n123, 239–240n137, 242n153, 249, 252n168, 253
526
252–253 with nn. 167–169, 253
528
242n153, 248, 249, 252–253 with nn. 167 and 169
529
91n123, 213n64, 249
534
249
769
21n8
I.Stratonikeia
505
210–212
507
212
508
212
I.Thespiai
1
180, 181
10
159n150
11
159n150
25
180
29
181
158
see I.Oropos 306
172
239–240n137, 253
201
129–130n40
287
184
485
167
488
28n44, 37, 167
Isocrates
14.20
51
La Carie
No. 5
210–211, 212n63
Livy
34.51.1
241n142
36.20.3
136n61, 178
45.27.11
104–105n163
Lysias
31.9
50n11
[Lysias]
20.6
6n17, 50n11
Memnon (BNJ 434)
F1 22.10
206
Nikandros
Ther.
889
38 with n. 86
Nikokrates (BNJ 376)
F1 III
21n8
Osborne-Rhodes, GHI
111
36
Oxyrhynchos Historian
16.3
128n32
Pausanias
1.8.2
30–31n56
1.29.8
36
1.33.2
27
1.34.1
11n32
1.34.1–5
4n10
1.34.2
108n174
1.34.3
66, 70n58, 93
1.34.4
61
1.39.2
33
2.13.7
29–30n50
2.20.5
33n69
2.23.2
29–30n50
2.37.5
29–30n50
3.12.5
29–30n50
6.4.5
99
7.11.4–8
131n47, 203–204n31
7.16.9
202n25
9.8.3
39 with n. 88, 43n107
9.16.7
34 with n. 73
9.17.2
34 with n. 73
9.20.2
21n9
9.25.8
32n63
9.34.1
178
Petrakos, Δῆμος τοῦ Ῥαμνοῦντος
II
167
98n156, 108n176, 151n116
171
30–31n56
173
30–31n56
VI
404
152 with n. 119
Petrakos 1968
121 no. 16
56, 69
123 no. 20
56
123 no. 21
56
124 no. 27
56, 66
Phanodemos (BNJ 325)
F13
87
F14
87
F27
87
F29
87
Philochoros (BNJ 328)
F112
see Plutarch, Thes. 29.4
Philostratus
Imag.
1.27.1
30n55
Pindar
Isth.
1.52–54
90n120
Nem.
9.22–24
34 with n. 71
10.8–9
29 with n. 49
Ol.
6.15–16
34 with n. 72
Parth.
2, fr. 94b
90n120
Pyth.
8.56–60
42n101
Plato
Ap.
28e
27–28n43
Lach.
181a–b
27–28n43
Symp.
221a–c
27–28n43
[Plato]
Hipp.
228d
70n58
Plutarch
Ages.
19.2
128n32
Arat.
16.1
158n141
Luc.
2.2
207
4.1
208n47
20.4
208n47
Per.
18.2–3
128n32
Sull.
5.5
215n79
9.5–6
215n79
12.3
214n70
12.3–6
214n72, 252n164
12.4
214n74
12.9
214n71
16.8
215n78
17.1–4
215n77
19.4
207n40
19.6
213
23.2
207
25.2
208n47
26.3
210
26.4
206–207
26.5
252n166
37.2
215n79
Thes.
29.4
33 with n. 66, 34n74
Polybios
20.4
158n141
20.5
152n118
20.5.3
158n141
38.3.8
203–204n31
Reinach
1889: Inscription A II
168 with n. 174
Reinmuth, Eph.Inscr.
1
96–97n148
2
96–97n148
3
96–97n148
4
96–97n148
Reynolds
1982: no. 3
224n100
Rhodes-Osborne, GHI
2
79–80n92
18
79–80n92
27
see I.Oropos 277
33
76
34
76
73
74n72
75
see I.Oropos 1 and 2
81
10, 80n94, 94–95
102
41n95
191
79–80n92
Scholia in Aeschylum
Sept.
587–588
30n54
Scholia in Nicandrum
Ther.
887–888
38 with n. 86
Scholia in Pindarum
Ol.
6.23a
see Armenidas, F6
Seg
II
184
183
III
117
6n17, 96 with n. 145, 124n10
354–355
see I.Thespiai 201
XVI
55
see II3 1, 448
XXIII
286
177–178
287
177–179
288
177–178
289
177–179
290
177–179
291
177–178
292
177–178
293
178–179
294
177–178
295
178–179
298
158n143
293
158n143
XXV
180
50n11
516
133n50
XXVI
551(–552)
129–130n40
552
177n207
XXVIII
453
180n219
461
149
XXXI
497(2)
178–179n214
XXXII
86
92n128
441a
171
484
182, 183–184
485(A)
183
485(B)
183
493
178–179n214
496
129–130n40
XXXVIII
114
47 with nn. 1–2
539
209n51
XXXIX
1276
209n51
LI
1119
175n202
LIV
516
241n142
Sophocles
El.
837–848
34n74
F958
see Strabo 9.1.22
Souda
s.v. Homeros Adler, omicron, 251
29
Stephanus of Byzantium
s.v. Oropos
21n9
s.v. Tanagra
21n9
Strabo
9.1.22
31 with n. 60, 39
9.2.10
38
Chrest. Strabo
38n85
Syll.3
337
133n51
424
152n121
519
148 with n. 96, 158n140, 168
Tacitus
Ann.
2.43.2
222n95
4.55–56
240n140
Theopompos (BNJ 115)
F12
see Diodorus Siculus 14.17.2–3
Thucydides
1.108.2–3
24
1.108.3
36n79
1.113
128
1.113–114
25
1.114
25n30
2.14.1
26
2.23.3
21n9, 23 with n. 16, 40–41n94
3.3.2
116n194
3.68.5
24
3.91
27n42, 27–28n43
4.77
27–28n43
4.89–101
36
4.90
27–28n43
4.91
27–28n43
4.92.1
28
4.95.2
28
4.96
27–28n43
4.96.3
167
4.96.7
25n29
4.99
28, 37, 167
4.113.1
67
5.47
36
7.28.1
26
8.60.1
23, 26, 28, 40–41n94, 49
8.95
28
Xenophon
Hell.
7.1.1–15
76
Index of People, Places, and Subjects
Achaian koinon
127, 129, 131n47, 158, 159n150, 168, 191, 196, 203–204n31
Achaian War
191, 202–204, 206, 234
Agents
See epigraphic agents
Agon apobasis
31–32 with n. 61, 69, 90–91 with n. 123, 98, 249, 252n168
See also chariot dismount
Agonothetes
130 with n. 45, 195n9, 196, 241, 248, 252n168, 263
See also Amphiaraia, personnel
Agora (Oropos)
6–7n19, 65n43, 162
Aitolian koinon
127 with n. 21, 129, 158–159 with n. 141, 160–161, 265
Akraiphia
proxeny decrees of
153, 180–181 with n. 223
Ptoia festival
133–134, 142n82, 170–171 with nn. 182–183
sanctuary of Apollo Ptoios
39, 127 with n. 28, 147, 153, 178n212
Alalkomeneion
21n2, 127n23, 161
See also sanctuary, federal
Alexander III
81, 89, 98, 125, 150, 168–169n175
Altar (Amphiareion)
40 with n. 92, 63, 66, 133, 172
Amphiaraia
Great
9, 69, 85–86, 90–98, 115, 125–126 with n. 17, 130, 132, 151, 161, 200, 240, 242n152, 248
Lesser
69 with n. 55
overhaul(s) of
12–13n36, 71, 84–99, 114, 130 with n. 44, 131, 151n116, 167, 192, 200, 239–254, 259, 260, 262, 264
personnel
16n39, 84–89, 91–92, 97, 125, 195–196, 215, 229–230, 248, 259
Rhomaia
9, 12–13n36, 91n123, 130n44, 192–193, 195n9, 196–200, 213, 230, 234, 239–254, 263–264
See also Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; epimeletes, epimeletai; Rhoma, Rhomaia; victor(s); victor list(s)
Amphiaraos
Athenian crowning of
35 with n. 76, 91–92, 107–108, 265
in Athenian tragedy
34–35
and Attic-Boiotian relations
35–37
and Boiotia
29–31, 33–34
and healing
40–41 with nn. 94–95, 45, 68–69, 91–92, 99, 107, 197n12, 210, 265
historical resonances of
99, 119, 129–130, 151 with n. 116, 169, 189, 215, 264–266
and Ismenian Apollo
42–44, 133 with n. 52, 166
military associations of
29–37, 39, 42, 44–45, 91, 98–99, 129, 151 with n. 116, 215, 265–266
minor cults of
29–30n50, 30–31n56, 98 with n. 156, 108n176, 129
mythology of
29–31, 42, 90, 91, 129, 265
oracle of
16n54, 42–46
sacred land of
50n11, 92–95, 126, 196–198, 199–200 with n. 14, 264
See also Amphiareion, at Thebes (?); Athens, Athenians, and Amphiaraos; Cornelius Sulla, Lucius, and Amphiaraos
Amphiareion
alignment with Oropos
6–7 with n. 20, 169, 193–216, 263
epigraphical configuration of
4, 7–9, 12–13, 256–262
excavations at
5–6 with nn. 12 and 14
federal proxeny decrees at
122n6, 160–172
foundation of
1n1, 4, 37–46
link between status and political authority
6–7 with nn. 17 and 20
localised importance of
4, 6, 81, 125, 133, 136, 250–252, 255, 262
at Rhamnous
98 with n. 156, 108n176, 151n116
scholarship on
1n1, 9–13
at Thebes (?)
1n1, 38–39, 42–46, 129n37
See also asylia, and the Amphiareion, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Athens, Athenians, and the Amphiareion; Boiotian koinon, and the Amphiareion; Cornelius Sulla, Lucius, and the Amphiareion
Amphictyony, Delphic
127, 129
Amphidemos son of Amphimedes of Oropos
78n86, 150 with n. 106, 156, 165, 177
See also polemarch
Antigonos II
128, 152
Aphedriate
147–148 with n. 91, 179, 184–185
Apodosis
209–210
Aqueduct (Amphiareion)
59, 61–62 with n. 36, 65, 104–105 with n. 163
Archonship, federal
121n1, 138–142, 158, 161n155, 167–168, 178 with nn. 209 and 212, 179, 185
Aristandros son of Kalligeiton of Oropos
57, 59 with n. 30, 66–67, 117, 135n57, 185–187, 238
Aristeides son of Mnesitheos of Lamptrai
152
Aristonikos son of Aristoteles of Marathon
94
Artists of Dionysos
127 with n. 28, 252–253 with nn. 165–166
Asia Minor
203, 205–206, 208n47, 210–211, 240 with n. 140
Asylia
and the Amphiareion
13, 126–130, 137, 167, 189, 198–199, 200, 211, 236, 238, 251, 254, 260, 263, 265
and Boiotia
127–130, 158, 195n8, 265
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
12n36, 126n19, 198–200, 211–212, 236, 238, 251, 254
See also asylos
Asylos
126, 127n23, 129, 198, 199, 212, 265
See also asylia
Athens, Athenians
and Amphiaraos
30–37
and the Amphiareion
1–4, 6 with n. 17, 37–42, 47–48, 52–56, 61–62nn33 and 36, 63n39, 65–66 with n. 45, 67–77, 81–120, 131–132, 150, 240, 257, 259, 264–265
Rhomaia at
241 with n. 142, 251
statue reuse at
173, 218n85, 219n88, 230–231n119
Sullan treatment of
199, 207 with n. 43, 213 with n. 68, 214
See also Amphiaraia, personnel; Amphiaraos; epigraphic agents; epimeletes, epimeletai; Oropos, and Athens; proxenos, proxenoi, of Oropos, of Oropos and the Boiotian koinon
Audience
divine
110 with n. 183
and inscribed display
16–17, 63, 104, 264
Bathhouse (Amphiareion)
61–62n36, 63 with n. 39, 65, 75, 104–105n163, 107
Boiotarch
147–148 with n. 91, 156n133, 175
Boiotian koinon
and the Amphiareion
70–72, 78–80, 121n5, 125, 126, 161, 169, 172
formation of
128 with n. 32
and honorific statues
136 with n. 61, 230, 232
and interstate activity
123, 125, 129, 152, 158
organisation of
90, 121n2, 146–149, 191
and Oropos
50–51, 70–72, 79n87, 80, 121 with n. 3, 124 with n. 10, 146–152, 156–160, 168–169n175, 189
proxeny decrees of
121–122 with n. 6, 125 with n. 15, 136–143, 146, 157–188
See also Amphiareion, federal proxeny decrees at, scholarship on; aphedriate; archonship, federal; Boiotarch; dedications, of the Boiotian koinon; epigraphic agents; festivals, and Boiotian regional identity; Oropos, and Boiotia, and Thebes; Plataea, Plataeans, and the Boiotan koinon; proxenos, proxenoi, of Oropos and the Boiotan koinon; sanctuary of Athena Itonia, Koroneia; sanctuary, federal; sanctuary of Poseidon, Onchestos; Tanagra, Tanagrans, and the Boiotan koinon; Thebes, and the Boiotan koinon; Thespiai, Thespians, and the Boiotan koinon
Chabrias son of Ktesippos of Aixone
82 with n. 98
Chaironeia
aftermath of battle (338)
77–78, 82, 99, 130, 149–150, 151n116, 169, 264
battles at
129n40, 158, 207 with n. 40, 213–214 with n. 69, 252, 265
and proxeny
181 with n. 223
Chalkis, Chalkidians
25, 143, 157–160, 161, 206, 207n40
See also proxenos, proxenoi, of Oropos, of Oropos and the Boiotian koinon
Charias son of Neoptolemos of Auridai
66n45, 109, 118 with n. 206, 132, 261
See also dedications, contexts of, and families
Chariot dismount
41, 66, 85, 89, 252n168
See also agon apobasis
Charopinos (federal archon)
138 with n. 69, 139, 140–141 with n. 76, 142, 158–160
See also archonship, federal
Chremonidean War
128 with n. 31, 152
City-state ethnic
90n118, 93n132, 111, 118, 165, 175
Claudius Pulcher, Appius
statue reused for
234
See also metagraphe; monumental reuse, of honorific statues; Rome, Romans
Coast, coastal
1, 25, 152–153
Column, inscribed format
139, 184 with n. 229
Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
and Amphiaraos
196–199
and the Amphiareion
12–13n36, 208–216, 239–240n137, 249, 263–264
and Oropos
199–206
statue base of
62–63, 66n46, 191, 193, 204, 208–209, 216–218, 224–225 with n. 103, 233, 250, 260, 266
treatment of cities and sanctuaries
199, 205–208, 210–216, 251–252, 266
See also asylia, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Athens, Athenians, Sullan treatment of; Delphi, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Epidauros, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Eretria, Sullan treatment of; Euboia, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; First Mithridatic War; Olympia, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Orchomenos, Sullan victory at; Oropos, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Rome, Romans; Thebes, and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
Councillors, Athenian
109, 115–117
Cult
statue
108 with n. 174
transfer of
38–39, 45–46
Decree(s)
concerning the Amphiareion
47–120
tribal
95–97
See also proxeny decrees, decrees of proxenia
Dedications
of the Boiotian koinon
147–148 with n. 91, 161, 178, 181, 184
contexts of
66–72, 93 with n. 132, 132–133, 136
ephebic
87 with n. 109, 97 with n. 153, 109
and families
1 with n. 2, 117–118, 132, 261
of Kroisos
42–44
location of
66, 108–109, 175
political implications of
1–3, 69–72, 110–111, 114, 131 with n. 47, 132–133, 257
of priests
230
profile of dedicants
67, 72, 115–117, 131–133
See also demotics, erasures of in inscribed dedications; honorific statues
Delion, battle at
27–28 with nn. 43–44, 36–37, 167
Delphi
and Athens
88
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
199 with n. 17, 208, 214 with n. 75
inscriptions at
160–161
and proxeny
122n7, 173
statue reuse at
173, 218n85
Demades son of Demeas of Paiania
85 with n. 101, 87 with n. 108, 88, 115, 116
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Demetrios I
124n10
Demetrios II
158–159 with n. 141, 160
Demotics
erasures of in inscribed dedications
2–3 with n. 6, 100–101n159, 111 with n. 186, 175 with n. 204, 258, 262
political implications of
2–3, 75, 93n132, 111
replacement of
2–3, 111, 118
Dialect
21n8, 74, 80, 138 with n. 70, 169–172, 262
Dio Chrysostom
227–230
See also Favorinus of Arelate; metagraphe; Rhodians, abuse of honorific statues
Distribution, Oropian land
92–98
See also Euxenippos son of Ethelokrates of Lamptrai; Hypereides son of Glaukippos of Kollytos; tribes, Athenian
District
See telos, tele
Dream
93n131
See also Euxenippos son of Ethelokrates of Lamptrai
Eleusis
32–33, 47, 94, 151n115, 152
See also Seven Against Thebes, burial of
Enktesis
92, 121
Eparche
78–80, 113
Epigraphic agents
ambitions of
70–71, 76–78 with n. 86, 115, 155–156, 164–166, 177, 184–185, 258–261
in the classical period
67–72, 81
and competition
70–71, 184–185, 190, 259
connections between
114–117, 167–168
determining epigraphic habits
7–8, 9, 12, 14–15, 123, 162–169, 179–180, 184–188, 229–230, 237, 258–260, 262–264
determining inscribed location
15, 48, 57, 59, 115, 156, 184–185, 187
familial bonds between
57, 59, 117–118, 132, 185–188, 237–238, 261
profile of
4, 16, 52, 67, 72, 76–78, 81, 84–99, 109, 114–118, 119–120, 131–133, 155–157, 160–172, 179–180, 184–188, 229–230, 259, 262–263
religious interests of
76–77, 84–85 with n. 101, 87–88, 110, 116, 168, 188, 262–263
See also dedications, profile of dedicants
Epigraphic habit(s)
7–8n21
at the Amphiareion
7–8, 122, 124, 192, 257–258, 261
external influence of
74–75, 77, 137–138, 174–188, 179, 257, 259
See also Amphiareion, epigraphical configuration of
Ephebeia
reform of
10, 87, 96–98
See also ephebes, and the Amphiareion
Ephebes
and the Amphiareion
47–48, 97, 109, 265
See also dedications, ephebic; ephebeia, reform of
Epidauros
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
199 with n. 17, 208, 214 with n. 75
statue reuse at
173 with n. 195, 218n85, 230–231n119
Epimeletes, epimeletai
30n55, 63n39, 84–89, 97, 115–117, 230, 259, 265
See also Amphiaraia, personnel; Demades son of Demeas of Paiania; Kephisophon son of Lysiphon of Cholargos; Lykourgos son of Lykophron of Boutadai; Phanodemos son of Diyllos of Thymaitadai; Pytheas son of Sosidemos of Alopeke; Sophilos son of Aristoteles of Phyle; Thymochares son of Phaidros of Sphettos
Erase, erasure
79, 113, 139, 173, 217–220, 226nn105–106, 230, 234–235 with n. 132, 238, 258, 262
See also demotics, erasures of in inscribed dedications; signature, sculptor, erasure of
Eretria
152
Sullan treatment of
199, 206–208
See also Oropos, and Eretria
Euangelia
213n64, 239–240 with n. 137, 249–250 with nn. 158–160
Euboia
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
206–208, 210
koinon institution of Rhomaia
241 with n. 142, 251
tax status of
205–206, 208
See also Oropos, and Euboia
Euche
209–210
See also vow
Euergetes, euergetai
77, 154, 216
Euxenippos son of Ethelokrates of Lamptrai
68n48, 92–94
See also distribution, Oropian land; Hypereides son of Glaukippos of Kollytos; tribes, Athenian
Exempt, exemption
196, 200–201, 203, 205, 208, 215, 248
Exile, exiles
22–23n13, 25, 49–50 with n. 10, 51, 80, 125, 131n47
Favorinus of Arelate
227–228 with n. 109
See also Dio Chrysostom; metagraphe
Festivals
and Boiotian regional identity
128–130, 158, 167, 242 with nn. 150–151, 248, 251–254, 265
See also Amphiaraia; Cornelius Sulla, Lucius, treatment of cities and sanctuaries; First Mithridatic War, festivals in the aftermath of; Rhoma, Rhomaia; victor(s); victor list(s)
Find-spot location
6, 52–56, 63, 65–67, 99, 100–101n159, 104–109
See also inscribed location
First Mithridatic War
130, 191, 199–208, 210–216, 260–261, 266
festivals in the aftermath of
239–254
See also festivals, and Boiotian regional identity; Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; Mithridates VI
Forgetting
16, 227, 236, 237n135, 262
See also memory
Fountain
at the Amphiareion
61–62n36, 63 with n. 39, 65, 75, 88, 107
at sanctuary of Ammon
88
Friendship
8, 122, 133n50, 196, 198, 203–204 with n. 31, 205, 224, 254, 263
Graia
21 with n. 9
Hadeia
132, 232–233nn128–129
Haliartos
171, 180n219, 213n67
Harbours
25, 152, 155, 198, 201, 211, 212
Health, Hygieia
66, 93, 210 with n. 56
Herm
41–42 with nn. 97 and 99, 69–70
Hermodoros son of Olynpichos of Oropos
195–196 with n. 9, 198, 203, 205, 208, 215, 220, 248, 263
See also priest, and interstate association
Hieron son of Telekes of Aigeira
126n17, 131n47, 196, 203–204n31
Honorific statues
categories of
133–137
equestrian
122, 134–136, 231–232
financial considerations of
173–174 with n. 190, 230–231 with nn. 118–119
inscriptions on back of
134–135 with n. 56, 237–238 with n. 135, 262
and proxeny decrees
3, 9, 57, 59, 62, 108n177, 122–123, 134–143, 162, 172–188, 218, 220 with n. 90, 234–238, 259, 261–262
See also Amphiareion, scholarship on; dedications; monumental reuse, of honorific statues
Horistai
93, 94n133
Hortatory intention
89n114
Hostages
147–148 with n. 96, 168
Hylonai
96, 117n203
Hypereides son of Glaukippos of Kollytos
87–88n110, 92–95, 116
See also distribution, Oropian land; Euxenippos son of Ethelokrates of Lamptrai; tribes, Athenian
Incubation
16 with n. 54, 40, 45, 65, 68–69, 73–75, 93
Independence
and epigraphical publication
3, 11, 73, 77, 122–123, 125, 131–132, 137, 138, 150, 257–258
Oropian
49–51, 81n97, 114, 124 with n. 10, 125, 136
Inscribed location
of classical inscriptions
59–63, 65–67, 104
and genre
66, 109, 119
of inscriptions at Athens
14, 107, 108 with n. 176, 110 with n. 180
political implications of
81, 119, 156, 231–238, 261
of proxeny decrees
175–177, 234–235
and statue reuse
134, 224–226, 229–238
and subject matter
14, 65–67, 104–105, 107–108 with n. 177, 109–111, 119, 136 with n. 63, 233, 261
of victor lists
249
See also epigraphic agents, determining inscribed location; memory, and inscribed location; reinvention, and inscribed location
Inscriptions
movement of
63, 104–105
Integration
129n37, 147, 149, 265
Kallistratos son of Kallikrates of Aphidna
82 with n. 98
Kassandros
124, 136, 150, 168–169n175
Kephisophon son of Lysiphon of Cholargos
86, 87n110, 116
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Koimeterion
65, 70, 74, 134
Koine
138 with n. 70, 169–171
Knoepfler, Denis
11 with n. 32, 98 with n. 155, 162, 164–165, 203–204
Knopia
38–39, 45
Kroisos
See dedications, of Kroisos
Laurion
117
Law
81n97, 92 with n. 128, 94, 97, 113, 117, 129n40
Lebadeia
Basileia
151 with n. 112, 183
inscriptions at
171
sanctuary of Zeus Basileus and Trophonios
127n23, 195n8, 214–215
Leonardos, Vasileios
5–6 with nn. 12–13
Lex locationis
196–198, 200–201 with n. 23
Lykourgos son of Lykophron of Boutadai
84, 85 with n. 101, 87 with n. 108, 88, 97, 113, 115, 117
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Lysandros son of Meilichos of Oropos
156 with n. 132, 162, 164, 165n163
Lysimachos
132–133 with nn. 50–51
Macedon, Macedonian
125, 127, 128n31, 130, 228, 265
See also Macedonians
Macedonians
and interstate relations
129, 149–150 with n. 105, 151 with n. 116, 152, 158–160
Oropian honours for
77–78, 113–114, 149–150, 154, 156–157
See also Macedon, Macedonian
Meidias son of Kephisodoros of Anagyrous
1–3, 117–118, 175, 258, 261
See also dedications, and families, political implications of; demotics, erasures of in inscribed dedications, political implications of
Memory
and epigraphical display
15–16, 47–48, 57, 59
and inscribed location
57, 59, 234–238, 260–261
and selective inscription
16, 260–262
social
15, 32
See also forgetting; monumental reuse, and memory; reinvention, and memory
Metagraphe
218 with nn. 82 and 85, 226–229, 231, 235
See also Dio Chrysostom; Favorinus of Arelate; monumental reuse, of honorific statues; Rhodians, abuse of honorific statues
Mithridates VI
191, 206–207 with n. 40, 208, 211, 213–214, 216, 240n138
See also First Mithridatic War
Monumental reuse
of honorific statues
9, 57, 59, 62–63, 134–136, 172–188, 204, 216–238, 240, 261
and memory
16, 57, 59, 111, 218, 227–228, 235–238, 254, 258, 260, 262
See also metagraphe; reinvention, and monumental reuse
Monuments,
interaction between 111, 113–114, 119, 260
Mummius, Lucius
202n25, 203–204 with n. 32, 249
See also Rome, Romans
Nea
10, 94–95 with nn. 136–137
Nikeratos son of Nikias of Kydantidai
85 with n. 101, 87–88 with n. 110, 116
Olympia
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
199 with n. 17, 208, 214 with n. 75
statue reuse at
173–174, 183, 218n85
Oracle
See Amphiaraos, oracle of
Orchomenos
171
Charitesia at
239–240n137, 253
Homoloia at
242, 253
and proxeny
181
sanctuary of the Graces
148, 178, 181
Sullan victory at
206–207 with n. 40, 213–215 with n. 69, 252
Oropos
Athenian recovery of
11n32, 81–82, 97, 98
and Athens
23–29, 49–52, 81–99, 131 with n. 47, 150–152, 157, 159–160, 174–175, 196 with n. 10, 199–200, 203–204 with n. 31, 257, 259
and Boiotia
23–29, 49–51
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
199–216
economic interest in
24, 26, 92–96, 113
and Eretria
21 with n. 8, 23, 49, 51–52, 170, 174–175, 181, 203–208
and Euboia
20–21, 25–26, 28, 49, 157, 158–159
excavations at
1n4, 19n1, 20–22
geographical connectivity of
25–27, 152
and inter-polis rivalry
23–29, 49–52
pre-classical phase
20–22
status under Athenian rule
11n32, 49–50 with nn. 10–11
and Thebes
22–23 with n. 13, 50–52
See also Amphiareion, alignment with Oropos; Boiotian koinon, and Oropos
Pamboiotia
129–130 with n. 40
Panathenaia
31, 90, 91n123, 118, 151n115
Lesser
10, 94–95
Panp(e)irichos (federal archon)
121n1, 138 with n. 69, 139–142, 160, 165n163
See also archonship, federal
Patron
221n92, 222n94, 224 with n. 100
Peribomios (Amphiareion)
59, 61, 105, 107
Petrakos, Vasileios
5–6 with n. 15, 10
Phanodemos son of Diyllos of Thymaitadai
31–32, 84–88, 91–92, 94–95, 113, 115–116, 262, 264–265
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Philip II
11n32, 78n85, 82, 97
Philip V
159 with n. 145
Philotimia
85, 88, 92, 115
Plataea, Plataeans
battle of
32
and the Boiotian koinon
147–149, 169
destruction of
51 with n. 15, 168–169n175
and proxeny
121, 166, 168
refoundation of
148n97, 168–169n175
Polemarch
78n86, 138n67, 142n82, 149, 156, 177
See also Amphidemos son of Amphimedes of Oropos; epigraphic agents, determining inscribed location
Ports
See harbours
Priest
Athenian identity of
75 with n. 80
duties of
16n54, 61, 65, 73, 76, 78
and interstate association
195–196, 198, 203, 205, 208, 215, 263
monumental focus of
230
See also Amphiaraia, personnel; Hermodoros son of Olynpichos of Oropos
Priesthood
and Athens
6n17, 75n80
commemorations of
132
preservation of eponymous dating in monumental reuse
218, 220, 234–235
Prophecy
214–215
Proposers
3, 57, 76–77, 80, 115, 123, 155–156, 162, 164–165, 168, 177, 179, 184–189, 229, 261, 262, 265
Prosodos
See revenue(s)
Proteron
94n133
Proxenos, proxenoi
of Oropos
126, 143–146, 149–157
of Oropos and the Boiotian koinon
157–160
See also Boiotian koinon, proxeny decrees of; Macedonians, Oropian honours for; proxeny decrees, decrees of proxenia
Proxeny decrees, decrees of proxenia
contexts of
149–158
decline in inscription of
191, 237 with n. 134, 240
earliest decrees at the Amphiareion
11 with n. 32, 77–78, 80, 138, 149–150, 155
and external interaction
143–146, 149–157, 160, 257
geographical considerations of
152–155
inscribed media of
137–143, 172–188, 237, 258
issuing authorities of
137–143
proliferation across Boiotia
152–154, 157, 180–188, 191 with n. 2
selective inscription of
8, 122 with n. 7
See also Akraiphia, proxeny decrees of; Amphiareion, federal proxeny decrees at, scholarship on; Boiotian koinon, proxeny decrees of; Chaironeia, and proxeny; Delphi, and proxeny; honorific statues, and proxeny decrees; inscribed location, of proxeny decrees; Macedonians, Oropian honours for; Orchomenos, and proxeny; Plataea, Plataeans, and proxeny; proxenos, proxenoi, of Oropos, of Oropos and the Boiotian koinon; sanctuary of Athena Itonia, Koroneia, proxeny decrees at; Tanagra, Tanagrans, and proxeny; Thebes, and proxeny; Thespiai, Thespians, and proxeny
Ptolemaios I
124n10, 150
Publicani
66n46, 126, 191, 193, 196–198 with n. 12, 200, 205–206, 209, 221, 224, 239–240n137, 263
Pytheas son of Sosidemos of Alopeke
63n39, 88, 89, 107
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Python son of Kalligeiton of Oropos
57, 59 with n. 30, 66–67, 117, 135n57, 148, 179–180, 185–187, 237–238
Reinvention
3, passim
and inscribed location
14–15, 48, 81, 111–113, 119, 191, 258–261
and memory
15–16, 192–193, 260–262
and monumental reuse
3, 9, 122–123, 192–193, 229–238, 254, 256, 258
and selective inscription
7–9, 111–113, 254, 256–258, 260–262
Revenue(s)
92, 95, 196–208, 211–213, 214, 264
Rhamnous
27 with n. 40, 30–31n56, 152
See also Amphiaraos, minor cults of; Amphiareion, at Rhamnous
Rhodians
abuse of honorific statues
227–229
See also metagraphe; Dio Chrysostom
Rhoma, Rhomaia
12–13n36, 192, 200, 212–213 with n. 67, 240–242, 251–252
See also Amphiaraia, Rhomaia; Athens, Athenians, Rhomaia at; Euboia, koinon institution of Rhomaia; Stratonikeia; Thebes, Rhomaia at; Thespiai, Thespians, Rhomaia at; victor(s); victor list(s)
Rome, Romans
4, 9, 12–13 with n. 36, 61–63, 65n43, 66n46, 104–105n163, 125n19, 131n47, 134, 161, 173 with n. 195, 191–255, 257–258, 260–261, 266
See also Claudius Pulcher, Appius, statue reused for; Cornelius Sulla, Lucius; First Mithridatic War; monumental reuse, of honorific statues; Mummius, Lucius; Rhoma, Rhomaia; Scribonius Curio, Gaius, statue reused for; senate, Roman; senatus consultum; Vipsanius Agrippa, Marcus, statue reused for
Sacred regulations
8n23, 10, 61, 65, 73–75, 113
chronology of
78–80
Sacred spring (Amphiareion)
59, 61, 65, 104–105 with n. 163, 107, 108
Sanctuary of Athena Itonia, Koroneia
121n2, 127–129, 136n61, 138, 157–158, 161, 169n176
proxeny decrees at
125 with n. 15, 157 with n. 136, 177–180, 189, 259
See also sanctuary, federal
Sanctuary, federal
121 with nn. 2 and 5, 160–161
See also Alalkomeneion; Amphiareion, federal proxeny decrees at; Boiotian koinon, and the Amphiareion; sanctuary of Athena Itonia, Koroneia; sanctuary of Poseidon, Onchestos
Sanctuary of Poseidon, Onchestos
90 with n. 120, 121n2, 125 with n. 15, 138, 161
See also sanctuary, federal
Scribonius Curio, Gaius
statue reused for
57, 59
See also metagraphe; monumental reuse, of honorific statues; Rome, Romans
Selective inscription
See reinvention
Senate, Roman
66n46, 131n47, 191, 196, 197 with n. 12, 199, 201, 205, 263
Senatus consultum
13nn36–37, 66n46, 126, 191–216, 236, 239–240n137, 260
Seven
121n2, 129, 146, 148n96
Seven Against Thebes
burial of
32–34, 36–37
historical resonances of
35–37, 129, 167
See also Amphiaraos, in Athenian tragedy, historical resonances of, mythology of
Signature, sculptor
41, 69, 142, 183, 218, 220, 225n104, 234–235
erasure of
111
Smyrna
155, 240 with n. 140, 251
Sophilos son of Aristoteles of Phyle
85, 87, 97 with n. 154, 117 with n. 200
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Sounion
50n11, 117
Stadion
204, 239–240n137, 249–250 with n. 160
Stele, stelai
8, 41, 69, 70n58, 75–77, 108 with n. 176, 113, 117, 122, 137–143, 162, 172–189, 231, 249
Stoa (Amphiareion)
55n25, 66, 70–72, 107, 233, 250
Stratonikeia
210–213, 240n138
Syangela
77, 150n108, 152, 154–155
Tabai
210–212
Tanagra, Tanagrans
and the Boiotian koinon
147
and proxeny
142, 153, 165–168, 173, 180–189, 259
refoundation of
142, 169n175, 181
sanctuary of Apollo Delios
127n23
Sarapeia at
242
Tax
66n46, 126, 155, 196, 200–208, 216
Technitai
See Artists of Dionysos
Telos, tele (district)
121n2, 129, 146–148, 169
Temple (Amphiareion)
63, 108, 191, 193, 216, 233, 250, 260, 266
Theatre (Amphiareion)
41, 69, 230
Theatre of the altar (Amphiareion)
40 with n. 92, 61 with n. 33, 65, 107
Thebes
129
and the Boiotian koinon
147 with n. 90, 151n112
and Cornelius Sulla, Lucius
199, 213–214, 252 with n. 164
destruction of
90–91, 110, 168–169n175, 265
prominence of victors from at Amphiaraia and Rhomaia
251–253
and proxeny
153, 166, 168, 179
refoundation of
133 with n. 51, 166, 168–169n175
Rhomaia at
213n67, 241–242 with nn. 142 and 149, 251–252 with nn. 164–165
sanctuary of Dionysos Kadmeios
127 with n. 28
See also Oropos, and Thebes
Thespiai, Thespians
and the Boiotian koinon
147
destruction of
51 with n. 15, 168–169n175
Mouseia
239–240n137, 253
and proxeny
129n40, 141 with n. 78, 153, 159n150, 165–168, 179 with n. 215, 180–181 with n. 223
refoundation of
168–169n175, 180–181
Rhomaia at
213, 240n138, 242n149
sanctuary of the Muses
127, 184
Thrasylochos son of Kephisodoros of Anagyrous
117–118
See also dedications, and families
Thermai (Amphiareion)
104n163
Thymochares son of Phaidros of Sphettos
86–87
See also epimeletes, epimeletai
Timarchos son of Theodoros of Oropos
statue reused for
219–220 with nn. 86 and 89, 226
See also metagraphe; monumental reuse, of honorific statues
Timber
24, 96, 214
See also Oropos, economic interest in
Trade
153–154 with n. 125, 157
Tribes, Athenian
24, 92–96, 98
pairings of
94n133, 96
See also distribution, Oropian land; Euxenippos son of Ethelokrates of Lamptrai; Hypereides son of Glaukippos of Kollytos
Tripod
147–148 with n. 91, 178–179, 181
Tyre
152, 154–155
Victor(s)
dedications made by
66 with n. 45, 118
geographical distribution of
104, 250–252
at the Great Amphiaraia/ Amphiaraia and Rhomaia
99, 242–254
honours for
126 with n. 18, 151, 183
Victor list(s)
absence of inscription
130 with n. 42
of the Amphiaraia and Rhomaia
239–254
of the Great Amphiaraia
86n102, 89–90, 91, 99, 118 with n. 208
Vipsanius Agrippa, Marcus
statue reused for
134, 142n82, 219, 224
See also metagraphe; monumental reuse, of honorific statues; Rome, Romans
Vow
198, 209–210
See also euche