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I.G. II (2), 450, lines b 7-12
Timaios Sophistes, Lexicon Platonicum
I.G. II (2), 646, lines 37-40
Valerius Maximus, II, 10, ext. 1
Agora I 3872
Hesperia, V, 1936, p. 355, no. 1
Hesperia, VI, 1937, p. 352

314-313 B.C.
4th A.D.
295-294 B.C.
1st A.D.
477-476 B.C.

Agora 3, s. 218, p. 208

Antigonos
Asandros
Attalos
Pausanias, I, 8, 1
Polybios, XVI, 25, 9
Livy, XXXI, 15, 6
Audoleon
Plutarch, Demetrios, 10, 3-4
I.G. II (2), 654, lines 57-58
I.G. II (2), 3424
Hesperia, XXIII, 1954, p. 314
Antiochos
Autolykos
Dittenberger, O.G.I.S., p. 405, no. 248
Pliny, XXXIV, 79
Brutus
Aristogeiton
Arsinoe
Plutarch, Brutus, XXIV, 1
Lucius Caesar

314-313 B.C.
1st B.C.
2nd A.D.
295-294 B.C.
285-284 B.C.
3rd A.D.

Agora 3, s. 222, p. 212

Euagoras
Hedylos
I.G. II (2), 1039, lines 36ff.
Eumaridas
C. Fulvius Plautianus
Herodoros
Hadrian
Hyrkanos
E. B. Harrison, Athenian Agora, Vol. I, Portrait Sculpture, p. 71, no. 56
Juba
I.G. II (2), 5035
I.G. II (2), 3437
I.G. II (2), 3445
I.G. II (2), 3286-3386
Kalades
Hesperia, X, 1941, pp. 249ff., nos. 49-52
Hesperia, 1944, pp. 263ff., no. 16
Hesperia, XV, 1946, pp. 236ff., nos. 68, 69
Hesperia, XXI, 1952, p. 369, nos. 11, 12, and p. 378, no. 34
Hesperia, XXIII, 1954, pp. 257f., nos. 43-45
Kallias
Harmodios

80-79 B.C.
Late 3rd B.C.
295-294 B.C.
2nd A.D.
1st A.D.

Agora 3, s. 252, p. 242

I.G. II (2)
Inscriptiones Graecae, Editio Minor
I.G. I (2),

Agora 3, s. 258, p. 248

Androkles: demagogue
Areopagus
Andronikos of Kyrrhos
Antalkidas, peace of
Antenor
Ares
Antidosis
Antigonos
Areskousa
Antigrapheus
Argives, agora of
Antimachos
Argonauts
Antiochis
Argyrokopeion
Antiochos: Eponymos
Ariarathes
Antiochos of Askalon
Aristagora
Antipatros
Aristagoras
Antiphatos
Aristeides
Antiphon
Aristeides, priest of Phosphoroi
Antoninus Pius
Aristion: archon
Antonios Oxylos
Aristogeiton
Apartia
Aristokles
Apelles
Aristokreon
Apellikon
Ariston
Aphrodite
Aristophantos, archon
Aphrodite Blaute
Aristotle
Aphrodite in the Gardens
Arkesilaos
Aphrodite Hegemone
Arsinoe
Aphrodite Ourania
Artaphernes
Aphrodite Pandemos
Artaxerxes
Apobates
Artemidoros
Apolexis
Artemis
Apollo
Artemis Argotera
Artemis Amarysia
Artemis Aristoboule
Artemis Boulaia
Apollo Alexikakos
Artemis Eukleia
Apollo Patroos
Artemis Kalliste
Artemis Kelkea
Apollo Prostaterios
Artemis Orthosia
Apollo Pythios
Artemis Phosphoros
Artemis Soteira
Apollo Xanthos
Asandros
Asklepieion
Apollodoros, painter
Asklepios
Apollogenes
Apollonios, treasurer
Asylum
Apollonios, of Tyana
Appius Saufeius
Athena
Arbitration
Arbitrators
Athena Agelaa
Arcadians
Athena Archegetis
Archeia
Athena Boulaia
Archeleos
Athena Ergane
Archinos
Athena Hephaistia
Archons
Athena Nikephoros
Athena Paionia
Athena Phratria
Athena Polias
Athena Skiras
Athenagora
Athenion

Agora 3, s. 262, p. 252

Hephaistos
Hera
Lakinia
Herakleidai
Hygieia
Hymettos
Herakles
Hyperbolos
Hypereides
Hyrkanos
Hermaios
Hermes Agoraios
Iaccheion
Iacchos
Iatros
Hermoglyphoi
Ichthyopolia
Herms
Ikria
Iliad
Ilissos
Immarados
Immaros
Industrial
Herodes Atticus
Iolaos
Hero at Hale
Ion
Herodoros
Ionians
Heroes, eponymous
Iphikrates
Heros, Epitegios
Ischomachos
Isokrates
Strategos
Isoteleia
Heruli, invasion
Isthmian Games
Hestia
Itanioi
Hestia Hodos
Itonian Gate
Hetairai
Jewish High Priest
Heudanemos
Juba
Hierokles, seer
Julia Augusta Boulaia (Livia)
Hierophantes
Justice, sold in market
Himatiopolis (Agora)
Hipparch
Kalades
Hipparcheion
Kalamis
Hipparchia
Kaliroe on vases
Hipparchos
Kallaischros
Hippias
Kallias, son of Hipponikos
Hippodamian agora
Hippokrates
Kallias, son of Telekles
Hippolochos
Kallimachos, general
Hippothoon
Kallimedon
Hippothontis
Kallippos
Hired men
Kallirrhoe
Homer
Kallisthenes
Honorary statues
Kallistonikos
Horkomosion
Kallistratos, orator
Horme
Kallistratos, scholar
Horoi
Kapeleia
Horologion
Kapeloi
Horse, bronze
Karneades
Horses, "the good"
Kebris, archon
Horses' eyelashes
Keda
Houses
Kekropian agora
Kekrops
Kenebreion

Agora 3, s. 260, p. 250

Cooks
Dionysios, tilemaker
T. Coponius Maximus
Dionysios II of Syracuse
Copy clerk
Dionysos
Corinth
Council
Croesus
Dioskorion, at Pherai
Curse tablets
Dioskouroi
Customs duty
Dioteimos, archon
Cynics
Diphilos, orator
Dipylon
Damis, Epicurean
Datis
Dodekakrounon
Deigma
Dodekatheon
Dekeleia
Dog, at Marathon
Delphi
Amphiktyons
Drakon
Dreros
Dromos
Delphians honored
Duplication of names of shrines etc
Delphinion
Demades
Demes
Earth
Echetlos, at Marathon
Demeter
Egyptian Kings
Azesia
Eion
Chloe
Eirene
Thesmophoros
Demetrios Poliorketes
Ekklesia
Demetrios of Magnesia
Ekklesiai, called agorai
Demetrios of Phaleron
Elateia
Demochares
Eleans
Demokratia
Eleon
Demonax
Eleos
Demopeithides
Elephants
Demophantos
Eleusinian stone
Demos
Eleusinian truce
Demos and Charites
Eleusinion
Demosioi in charge of weights
Eleusis
Demosthenes
Eleven
Demotionidai
Elisos
Deo
Elpinike
Dermatikon accounts
Emporion
Diagoras
Enneakrounos
Didaskaliai
Enyalios
Dikasteria
complex building
Enyo
Dining rooms
Epaminondas
Diodoros, archon
Ephebes
Diodoros, son of Theophilos
Diogeneion
Diogenes, Cynic
Diokleides
Dionysia
Ephesians
Dionysios, archon
Ephetai

Agora 3, s. 267, p. 257

Quails
Simon, horseman
Simonides
Records
Sitesis
Sitonai honored
Rein makers
Sitophylakes
Rhea
Skenai
Rhodians
Skenites
Rings
Skiadeia
Roman generals
Skias
Roman Market
Skiron
Rome
Skyros
Rope barrier
Slaves
Salaminioi
Socrates
Salamis
Samos
Sanides
Sarambos
Sardi
Sardis
Socrates of Kephisia
Satyra
Solon
Satyros, Athenian
Satyros, king of Pontus
Sausageseller
Saviors (Antigonos and Demetrios)
School
Solon, laws of
Sculptors
Sophocles
Sophronisterion
Sosipatros
Sculptors' quarter
Soteres (Antigonos and Demetrios)
Seats
Sparta
Spartakos
Sebastoi
Spartans
Secretaries, given free meals in Tholos
Seleukos
Selinus
Speiropolis
Semanterion
Sphakteria
Semnai
Statues, honorary
Septimius Severus
Serapis
Sesame
Seven against Thebes
Shields
Ship, Panathenaic
Shoes
Stelai
Shops
Shrines, restored and maintained
Silver statues
Simon, cobbler and philosopher