Index
Achaeus
257
Acharnians (Aristophanes)
5, 54, 163–183, 248
Alcibiades in
107
Dikaiopolis in
117n11, 130, 132, 141, 163–183
Euripides and
195
Knights and
28
parabasis of
19–20
sycophants in
127–128
Thucydides in
76
visual-spatial creativity of
163n2
women’s speeches in
147–148
Aeschines
62–63, 276
Aeschylus
Euripides and
14n15, 21, 137, 151–153
women’s speeches in
145–148
Agamemnon
202, 258n33
Bassarids
199
Eumenides
53
Lycurgeia
199
Persae
258
Prometheus Bound
200
Aesop
202, 227
agora
29, 32
of Dikaiopolis
116n9, 167n13, 170n19, 173–179, 253–254
officials of
175n33
aisthêsis
217, 218, 231, 234, 243
Alcibiades
48, 192, 227–229
Aristophanes and
107
in Birds
189
as demagogue
98n29
Eupolis and
76–77, 107n62, 108
Nicias and
102, 227–229
Socrates and
99n30
alphabet
6–7, 248–251, 255–259, 264–270
Althusser, Louis
216, 223
Ambler, W.
189–190
Ameipsias
52
“anarchic” democracy
115, 216–217, 233
Anderson, H.
141–142
Andron of Ephesus
250
Antiphon
197
aporrheta
47–48
Archidamas of Sparta
171
Archinus
250, 255, 257, 268
Arginusae, battle of
157–158
Aristophanes
allies of
95–99
Cleon and
48–51, 104n50, 108, 248
homogeneity politics and
144–145, 148–155
Thucydides and
56, 63–66, 76
individual works
Aristotle
63, 199, 210n72
on Atomists
265
on Ephialtes
62n6
on nomos
226
on oikos/polis
165n8
on plot
237–238
on speech
223n34, 224
Aspasia
53, 65
Ataxerxes of Persia
256
Athenaeus
267, 268
Atomists
265–266
Babylonians (Aristophanes)
6, 18, 36, 54, 207, 247–270
Bacon, J. R.
198n43
Bakewell, Geoffrey
261
Bakhtin, Mikhail
72
“Ballad of Freda and Barry” (Wood)
24–26, 39
Banqueters (Aristophanes)
107
Barker, A.
231n69
Beard, Mary
37
Birds (Aristophanes)
5–6, 82–83
Alcibiades in
107
cannibalism in
6, 195, 204, 221–229, 240–241
democracy in
217–219, 225–227, 238–241
Hall on
187–210
Korean adaptation of
187–188
parabasis of
225n43
Plato’s Republic and
189
Sicilian campaign and
189, 216, 227–229
slavery in
142, 202–203
Sophocles’ Tereus and
193–196, 204, 220
sycophants in
6, 127–128, 205, 229–230, 235, 254
Telò on
214–243
translations of
187
tyranny in
189–196, 200–207, 210, 220, 224, 227
Wasps and
189
women’s speeches in
147
Cloudcuckooland
Boivin, Jean
187
Bowie, A. M.
170n22, 177
Brancusi, Constantin
214–217, 232, 238, 243
Breitbart News
52
Brown, Wendy
216
Brun, P.
102–103
Burian, P.
42n71
Butler, Judith
214, 243n112
Callias
50, 268–270
Callistratus
63, 250, 251
Canfora, L.
100n35, 106, 109n68
cannibalism
6, 195, 204, 221–229, 240–241
Capaldi, Peter
81n87
Carter, D. M.
152
Carter, Jimmy
25–26
Cartledge, Paul
273–278
Choes festival
5, 179–180
Cimon
72, 75
eulogy of
109n68
Plutarch on
165
citizenship
74
in Cloudcuckooland
196
metics and
158
for military service
157–158, 262–264
City Dionysia
190, 248
class-based politics
77–80, 143–144, 144
Cleainetus
97–98, 276
Clearchus I of Heraclea Pontica
206
Cleigenes
56, 106
Cleippides
105
Clemenceau, Georges
97
Cleon
79, 276
Aristophanes and
48–51, 104n50, 108, 248
death of
53
family of
92n5, 97–98, 276
in Knights
19, 49, 65, 139–141, 156
in Peace
98
Pericles and
97
Plutarch on
96–97
Thucydides on
3, 95n16, 168n17
in Wasps
65, 142
Cleonymus
47
Cleophon
105–106
Cloudcuckooland
82–83, 117n12, 187–189, 193, 200–207
citizenship in
196
disruptive speech in
230n64, 255
interpretations of
188–190
location of
207, 210
Birds
Clouds (Aristophanes)
4, 102, 117–124, 127, 187–210, 275–276
dating of
153n62
Knights and
28–29
parabasis of
91–92, 100
Socrates in
99, 139, 275
Wealth and
275
Colbert, Steven
21n23
comic freedom
45–46
comic irony
13
Compton-Engle, G.
167n13, 170n19
Conan Doyle, Arthur
45
Connor, W. R.
95, 98n29
Conrad, Joseph
193
consensus
214–220, 225, 235–236
“conflictual,”
243
conformity and
217–218, 239–242
definitions of
215n3
inequality of
229
logos and
224, 239
moderation and
239
nomos and
223, 227
Thucydides on
228, 233, 234
Cotys I of Thrace
209
Crates
150n49
Cratinus
45–46, 275
on Pericles
93
political allegories of
93
Archilochoi
109n68
Dionysalexander
53–54, 93, 97
Odysseus and Company
47n5
Cuniberti, G.
103n46
D’Angour, Armand
248n1, 250, 257
Daniels, M.
141–142
Darius of Persia
252
Davidson, James
35
debtors
47, 117–124
de Klerk, Carina
4–5, 137–159
Delium, battle of
99n31
demagogue-comedy
90–92
definitions of
94
development of
93–95
purpose of
107–108
democracy
236
“anarchic,”
115, 216–217, 233
Athenian
113–117
in Birds
217–219, 225–227, 238–241
comedic characters and
149–155
Derrida on
216n5
egalitarianism and
153
equal right to speak in
152
Euripides on
137
friendship and
226
“paradox” of
216–217, 242–243
Pericles on
130n48, 242
“post-democracy” versus
229
Socrates on
114–116, 130n48
Wolin on
216n6
Democritus
265
Demophantus, Decree of
56
demos
66–67
Bdelycleon on
73–74
as collective tyrant
48
dēmosios
139n8
Demosthenes (general)
32, 34, 99n31
Demosthenes (orator)
62, 67, 192, 262n47
Derrida, Jacques
216n5, 226, 227n54, 236, 242n108
de Ste. Croix, G. E. M.
14, 71n49
Deutscher, P.
226n49
diamarturia
121
Dionysia
274, 275
City
190, 248
Rural
164, 169–171
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
232n74
Dionysius Thrax
266
disability studies
231–232, 239
dissensus
214–243
definitions of
216n3, 235n83
dissonance as
230–231
consensus
diversity
143–144, 144
definition of
143
as democratic ideal
152–153
in Hollywood films
138, 145
homogeneity politics and
144–145, 148–155
politics of
4–5, 137–159
race and
138
Trudeau on
152n58
Dobrov, Gregory
220n21, 273
Dorey, T. A.
18n18
Dover, K. J.
29n16, 70n45, 77, 121n25
Dunbar, Nan
188–189, 194, 200, 203, 234
Ecclesiazusae (Aristophanes)
4, 121–122, 128–133, 155, 175n34, 267
dating of
153n62
female speeches in
155
gendered language in
141n18
Eco, Umberto
25n4
Edmunds, L.
176
Edwards, A. T.
52
Ehrenberg, V.
143
ekkyklema
163n2
elder abuse
47, 230n64
Eleusinian Mysteries
107, 108
English, M.
163n2
Ephialtes
62, 63, 72, 94
Epicharmus
52
epitêdeusis
113
Euboean Revolt
64
Eupolis
45–47, 275
Alcibiades and
76–77, 107n62, 108
death of
108
Baptai
77, 107n61, 108
Kolakes
76–77, 107n61
Maricas
90, 92, 100–102
Taxiarchs
257
Euripides
50
Aeschylus and
14n15, 21, 137, 151–153
on Choes festival
179n48
in Frogs
5, 137, 151–153, 158
on oikos/polis
165n8
in Thesmophoriazousae
195, 266
women’s speeches in
145–148
Andromeda
195
Hecuba
191
Helen
195
Telephus
54, 195
Theseus
257, 267
Eurymedon
260n39
Ewans, M.
178n47
Farage, Nigel
80
Finley, M.
95n16
Foley, Helene P.
1–8, 221n27
Fornara, C. W.
95n19
Forsdyke, S.
103n46
Fox News
52
free/slave status
203
gender and
138–159, 144, 146, 154
Freud, Sigmund
25
Frogs (Aristophanes)
142, 202, 258, 266–267
Alcibiades in
107
Euripides in
5, 137, 151–153
metics in
150n50
parabasis of
20, 56, 106n59, 251n13, 263–264
on recalling exiles
71, 74
women’s speeches in
147
Gagné, Renaud
269–270
gender
5, 138–159, 144
diachronic view of
153–158, 154
of Greek audience members
145
in Greek tragedy
145–153, 146
Gerytades (Aristophanes)
193
gigantomachy
198, 224–225
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
187
Goldhill, S.
9n3, 72n58, 145n35
Gomme, A. W.
1, 9–12, 14, 17, 20, 73n61
Gottesmann, A.
116n10
Griffin, D.
19n20
Habash, M.
170, 180n51
Haidophotai
193
Hall, Edith
5–6, 152–153, 187–210, 276–277
Halliwell, Stephen
1, 4, 37, 113–134, 277
Harris, William
42n72
Harvey, F. D.
75n69
Heath, Malcolm
1, 9, 29n20
Henderson, Jeffrey
2, 19–20, 45–57, 95, 277
on Birds
189, 241n103
on Greek audiences
145n35
on women characters
148n44, 150, 154–155, 156n69
Heracles
54, 200
in Birds
238–242
Cleon and
92n5
in Frogs
150n50
Hermippus
53, 76, 101n38, 102
Hermocopid scandal
189, 191, 207
Herms, mutilation of
103, 107, 108, 229
Herodotus
165–166, 257
on alphabet
264–265
on Histiaeus
252
on Thracians
191, 197, 198
on Triballians
201
on Zopyrus
251–252
Hesiod
224–225
Hesychius
249, 257
Hippocratic Collection
257, 266
Holmes, D.
220n21
Homer
189, 227n54, 250
Iliad
31, 200
Odyssey
47n5
Hooper, Thomas
98n29
Horace
45, 275
Hornblower, S
95n16
Hubbard, T.
12n10, 189
hubris
115, 120, 124–128, 189, 235
Humphreys, S. C.
167n12
Hunt, Peter
157n71, 260
Hutchinson, G. O.
165n8, 167n11, 171n25
Hyperbolus
50, 51
Aristophanes and
92, 101–102, 103n46
in Eupolis’ Maricas
100–101
mother of
101, 102n41
Nicias and
64n17
ostracism of
102–103
Iannucci, Armando
81n87
Illyrians
201
Imperio, Olimpia
3–4, 277
inheritance-squanderer
47
isēgoria
153
isonomia
227, 269
Johnson, Boris
80
Juvenal
19n20
Kahrstedt, U.
97
kaloi kagathoi
51, 55, 57
Kamen, D.
149n48
Klein, Joe
60
Knights (Aristophanes)
2, 54, 66–67, 78–79, 254
Acharnians and
28
allegorical humor in
82
Cleon in
19, 49, 65, 139–141, 156
Clouds and
28–29
Eupolis’ Maricas and
92, 100–101
oikos/polis in
166
Osborne on
24, 27–42
Le Loyer, Pierre
187
Lemnian Women (Aristophanes)
151
Lenaia festival
69
Lenormant Relief
259
Leucippus
265
Levine, C.
232n74
Libanius
49
Lind, H.
92n5, 94
Lofting, Hugh
193
logos
224, 225n42, 236, 239
Lowe, N. J.
25n4, 27n7, 167n11
Lysander
199
Lysias
262n47
Lysistrata (Aristophanes)
84, 132
oikos/polis in
166
political satire of
47
women’s speeches in
148n44, 154–157
MacDowell, D.
96n19, 107n64, 176
Mann, C.
94
Mattaiou, A. P.
256
McGlew, J.
39, 40n64
Menippus
202
metics
139, 150, 191, 203
military service by
261
as non-citizens
158
Meton (geometer)
204, 230
Miletus
165–166, 168n17
Miller, M. C.
260n39
Miltiades
57, 192, 202, 205
Montaigne
226
Moodie, E. K.
141
Moorton, R. F.
173n28, 179n47
Moreno, M.
192
Mosley, Oswald
61n3
Mouffe, Chantal
242–243
Myer, M.
189
Mytilene Debate
20, 39, 66
Neil, R. A.
35
Nephelokokkygia. see Cloudcuckooland
Newiger, H. J.
81n89, 176
New Music
6, 217, 222, 230–231
“new politicians,”
95
Nicias
64–65, 99nn31–32, 229n60
Alcibiades and
102, 227–229
Nicostratus,
99nn31–32
Noah, Timothy
21n23
nomos
219, 222–223, 226, 227
Ober, J.
132n52, 228n58
oikos
agora and
173–179
polis and
163–183
Olson, S. D.
70n46, 170n20, 171n25, 175n35
on border raids
180n52
on Dikaiopolis’ agora
176n40
onomasti komoidein
60
Orphic Argonautica
198–199
Osborne, Robin
2, 24–42, 235n83, 277
ostracism
103n46
Ovid
222–223, 236
Palin, Sarah
14–15
Papathanasopoulou, Nina
5, 163–183
parabasis
12, 50
of Acharnians
19–20
of Birds
225n43
of Clouds
91–92, 100
of Frogs
20, 56, 106n59, 251n13, 263–264
of Wasps
91n1
of Wealth
275
Parker, Robert
34, 163n2
parrhesia
45, 47, 55
Pascal, C.
94
Patrokleides
20, 199
patronage system
109n68
Patterson, Orlando
150
Pavlock, B.
236n89
Payne, M.
223n34
Peace (Aristophanes)
66, 82, 163n3, 254
Cleon in
98
metics in
150n49
slaves in
157
women’s speeches in
147
Peisander
47
Plato Comicus’ play on
49, 90, 103–105, 207
Thucydides on
103
Peisistratus
191, 207, 209–210
Pelling, Christopher
29n20, 39–40
Perdikkas the Macedonian
190
Pericles
50
citizenship law of
74
Cleon and
97
Cratinus on
93
on democracy
130n48, 242
Samian War and
52, 53
Sommerstein on
76
Thucydides on
72, 94, 113–116, 164–165, 262
on tyranny
48n11, 65
war policies of
163–167, 176
Perkell, C.
220n20
Perón, Juan
61n2
Pherecrates
47, 150n49
philanthrôpia
127
Phoenician Women (Aristophanes)
151
Phrynichus
20, 56, 92, 101, 106
Pindar
198, 205
Pisander
49
Pistiros
6, 194, 207–210
Pitkin, H. F.
152n58
plague
66, 67, 167n12
Planché, James Robinson
187
Plato
66, 165n8, 239n99, 264, 275–276
Gorgias
168n17
Laws
68
Menexenus
242
Phaedrus
236
Republic
114–116, 130n48, 189
Plato Comicus
104n50, 108n65, 150n49
Cleophon
90, 105
Hyperbolus
90, 102, 105
Peisander
49, 90, 103–105, 207
Perialges
108n65
Platonius
70n46
Plutarch
179n48, 250–251
on Cimon
165
on Cleon
96–97
on Nicias
64n17
Poe, J. P.
172n26
“policing of perception,”
216–219, 224, 229, 237–243
polis
178–179, 218–219, 231
oikos and
163–183
police and
219, 229, 237–243
politeia
113–114
Pomeroy, Sarah
183
populism
3, 62–74, 80–85
Prometheus
200, 201, 210, 241n104
prostitution
47, 56, 105n54, 220n23
psêphismata
255
Pseudo-Xenophon
33, 68–70, 258–259, 261–262
on hubris
125n33
on Old Comedy
77
Pythagoras
255, 266
quantitative analysis of gender/class
138–159, 144, 146, 154
“queer,”
232, 239, 243
Quintilian
100
race, 138. diversity
Rancière, Jacques
214–243, 219, 220
on anarchic democracy
216–217, 233
on logos
224
on post-democracy
229
Reckford, K.
27n9, 38n54, 39n60
Reilly, I.
21n23
resentment
74, 76, 81, 155
Pericles on
114–115, 123
Revermann, Martin
10n5, 237
Rhodes, Peter
33–34
rhythmos
264–266
Robson, J.
29–30
Roselli, D. K.
145
Rosen, Ralph M.
1–8, 9–22, 151, 273, 277
Ruffell, I. A.
3, 60–85, 140
on Cleon
29n18
on satire
11n7
on “unlimited semiosis,”
25n4
Ruijgh, C. J.
232n71
Rural Dionysia
164, 169–171
Rusten, J. S.
163n3
Saïd, S.
168n14, 169n18
Samians
52–54, 102n44, 248–251
Saxonhouse, A.
189
Sears, M.
192, 205
Sells, D.
156n65
Sheppard, A.
133n54
Sicilian campaign
191
in Birds
189, 216, 227–229
Thucydides on
189, 197, 216, 227–229, 258
Sickinger, J. P.
258n34
Sidwell, K.
91–92
Silk, M. S.
30, 146, 173
Simonides
257
Sitalces (Thracian ruler)
191–192, 201
slander laws
47, 69, 238
Slater, N. W.
168n17, 268
slaves
5–6, 152
in Aristophanes
150, 202–203
branding of
252
military service of
157–158, 259–264
names of
191, 202
publicly-owned
139n8
testimony of
149
free/slave status
social contract
115
Socrates
50, 264, 276
Alcibiades and
99n30
in Clouds
99, 139, 275
on democracy
114–116, 130n48
at Rural Dionysia
170n21
Solon
253, 254
Sommerstein, Alan H.
36–37, 46, 76–77
on demagogue-comedy
92, 106
de Ste. Croix and
71n49
Dover and
77
on metic chorus in Peace
150n49
on Plato Comicus
103, 104n50
sophists
253, 264, 275–276
Sophocles
146–148
Amphiaraos
267
Antigone
146, 147, 233n78
Oedipus
187
Tereus
193–196, 204, 220, 223n33
Spartolos, battle of
207
Stanford, W. B.
152
Starkey, Jennifer
249, 257, 263
Steiner, Deborah
6, 248–270
Stewart, Jon
1–2, 13–19, 277
Sulprizio, C.
148n44
Süvern, Johann Wilhelm
189
Sybota, battle of
260
sycophants
127–128, 133n53, 174, 178
Alcibiades as
76
in Birds
6, 127–128, 205, 229–230, 235, 254
Syracosius
55n35
Tanke, J. J.
216n4
Telò, Mario
6, 71n49, 91n1, 214–243
Teres I of Thrace
191–192, 194
Thatcher, Margaret
39–40
Theopompus of Chios
96n19, 250, 256
Thesmophoriazusae (Aristophanes)
Agathon’s gender in
141
Euripides in
195, 266
female speeches in
155
Thrace
187–210
Thraikophoitai
193, 206
Thucydides
192, 259–260, 262
in Acharnians
76
Aristophanes and
56, 63–66, 76
on Arkchidamas
171n24
on battle of Delium
99n31
on Cleon
3, 95n16, 168n17
on consensus
228, 233, 234
on Mytilene Debate
20
on Peisander
103
on Pericles
72, 94, 113–116, 164–165, 262
on Sicilian campaign
189, 197, 216, 227–229, 258
on Thracians
197
on Triballians
201
Triballians
200–201, 209–210, 240
Trojan War
53, 54
tropoi
113–114
Trudeau, Justin
152n58
Trump, Donald
80, 153n58, 219n19
Twain, Mark
15
tyranny
6, 47, 56, 148, 251–252, 270
Aristotle on
226n47
in Birds
189–196, 200–207, 210, 220, 224, 227
“collective,”
48
Henderson on
241n103
“unlimited semiosis,”
25
utopia
artistic depictions of
153
in Birds
189, 196, 217, 219, 242
in Ecclesiazusae
129–130
Cloudcuckooland
value words
60
von Möllendorff, P.
72n58
Wallace, Chris
13–18
Walsh, Philip
10n3, 273–274
Wasps (Aristophanes)
66, 74, 124–128, 156, 276
Birds and
189
Cleon in
65, 142
parabasis of
91n1
populist politics in
3, 81
women’s speeches in
147
Wealth (Aristophanes)
132n51, 274–275
dating of
153n62
sykophantai in
127–128
Weiss, N.
258n33
Welsh, David
252
West, M. L.
168n16
Whitehead, D.
150n49
Wolin, S. S.
216n6
Wood, Victoria
24–26, 39
Wright, M.
31n27, 81n89, 91n1
Xenophon
183, 206, 262n48
Xerxes of Persia
251
Zeus Ammon
199
Zopyrus
251–252