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| Other Courts Hesperia, XX, 1951, pp. 184ff. Aristophanes, Wasps, 1108-1109 I.G. I (2), 84 Pollux, VIII, 33 [Demosthenes], LIX (Neaira), 52-54 Aristophanes, Wasps, 1109 Aristophanes, Ecclesiazusae, 681ff. I.G. II (2), 1641, line 29 Hesperia, V, 1936, pp. 393ff. H.S.C.PL, L, 1939, p. 23 Hesperia, V, 1936, p. 408 Pollux, VIII, 121 Jacoby, F.G.H., III B, no. 324, 59 | | | | | Agora I 3625, lines 27-33 Well Hesperia, VII, 1938, p. 94, no. 15 Harmodios and Aristogeiton I.G. II (2), 450 I.G. II (2), 646 Aristophanes, Ecclesiazusae, 681-683 Aristophanes, Lysistrata, 631-634 Aristotle, Ath. Pol., 58, 1 | | 327-326 B.C. 411 B.C. 391 B.C. 329-322 B.C. | | | Herodotos Thucydides 4th Century B.C. Xenophon Plato | | | | | Aristeides Scholia Aristophanes Scholia Aristophanes Scholia, F. Dübner, 1842 Aristophanes Aristophanes Scholia, W. G. Rutherford, (R. Scholia) 1896-1905 Aristophanes, F. W. hall and W. M. Geldart, 1906-7 (O.C.T.) Aristophanes Scholia, J. W. White, (Birds), 1914 Aristophanes, V. Coulon, 1923-30 (Budé) Kock, C.A.F., I, pp. 302-600 Aristotle Aristotle, Res Publica Atheniensium (Ath. Pol.) | | | | | Kephisios Kykloi Kephisodotos Kynegeiros Kerameia Kynosarges Kerameikos Kyrbeis Lacedaemonians Laches Lamp of Prytaneion Kerameis Lamp market Keramos Lampon, seer Kerkopes Lapiths Kersobleptes Larine, fountain Kerykes Laws Kibotopoioi Kimon Kinklis Law courts Kitchen: in Eleusinion Klearchos Kleiokrateia Kleisthenes Kleitomachos Kleomantes Batrachioun Kleon Kainon Klepsydra Kallion Kleroteria επί Λύκω Klinai Meizon Knidos, battle of Meson Kodros of Metichos Kollytos Odeion Kolone Parabyston Kolonetai (-itai) Phoinikoun (Red) Kolonos Agoraios Poikile in Prytaneion in Theseion Trigonon Kolonos Hippios by walls Leagros Kolophonians Leather Konon Lebadeia Kopreus Lecture room Kore Leeks Koroibos Lemnos Koroplathoi Leochares Krates, Cynic Leokorion Kratinos Leokritos Kresilas Leon Krison Leontis Kritias Leontiskos of Patera Kritios Leos Kriton Lerna Kronos Leukippides Ktesias Leukoma Kydathenaion Library Kydias Kykloboros Limits of agora | | | | | Philitia, at Sparta Pompeion Philokrates, ambassador Poplar, "view from" Philokrates, charioteer Philokrates, poulterer Porneia Philonides of Laodikeia Portraits Philosophers Poseidon Philosophy, walks in Poikile Potidaia Phliasians Potters' Quarter Phlious, battle-painting Pottery sold and hired Phosphorion Poulytion, house of Phosphoroi Praterion Phrasithea Praxagora Phratriai Praxiteles Phrygian, votary of Meter Praxiteles' sons Phrygian goddess Praxithea Phrynichos Prison Phylarchs Phyle Prokleides Phylobasileis Prokne and Philomela Pigs Prometheus Pinakopoles Prometretai Pinax Propylaia Pindar Propylaion of Acropolis Pisa Propylon of Acropolis Pittalakos Prostitutes Pity Proxenia Plague at Athens Protogenes Plate trees Plytaneia, abolished by Theseus Plants, dedicated Prytaneion Plataea Plataeans Prytaneis Plato Pleistarchos Ploutos Pluto Pnyx Poets, in Poikile Prytanikon Poikile Ptolemaios, son of Juba Polemarch Ptolemies Ptolemy Philadelphos Polemarcheion Ptolemy Philometor Poletai Public slave Poleterion Pylos Polyeuktos, orator Pyrrhos Polyeuktos, sculptor Pythais Polygnotos Pythaistai Pytharatos, archon Polygnotos, vase-painter Pythion Polykrates, philosopher Pythodoros Polyzelos Pythodotos | | | |
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