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Thucydides, VI, 28
I.G. II (2), 968, line 14
Plato, Eryxias, 394c and 400b
I.G., II (2), 5056 and 5060
I.G. II (2), 958
I.G. II (2), 3867
Athenaeus, V, 212, d-e
Philostratos, Vitae Sophistarum, II, 8, 4
Aristophanes, Birds, 997
I.G. II (2), 1348
Livy, XXXI, 24, 9
Plutarch, Sulla, 14
I.G. II (2), 4298
Hesperia, VI, 1937, p. 338
Harpokration, Kyrbeis
I.G. II (2), 115
Aelian, Varia Historia, VI, 1

141-140 B.C.
2nd-3rd A.D.

Agora 3, s. 224, p. 214

[Plutarch], Vit. X Orat., 852e
Miltiades, Son of Zoilos
I.G. II (2), 457
I.G. II (2), 3867
I.G. II (2), 3776
Olympiodoros
I.G. II (2), 4259
Pairisades
Lysimachos
Miltiades
Demosthenes, XXIII (Aristokrates), 196
Demosthenes, XXXIV (Against Phormio), 8
Pegasos of Eleutherai
Pausanias, I, 38, 8
Schol. Aristophanes, Acharnians, 342
Phaidros
I.G. II (2), 682, lines 80-81, 86-87, 89

2nd A.D.
End of 4th B.C.
323 B.C.
352 B.C.
Mid 3rd B.C.

Agora 3, s. 232, p. 222

Philostratos, Vitae Sophistarum, II, 5, 4
Demosthenes, LIV (Konon), 7, 8
Iuppiter Tragoedus, 15
Philostratos, Vitae Sophistarum, II, 8, 2
Lucian, Piscator, 13
Athenaeus, V, 212e
I.G. II (2), 968, line 14
Plutarch, Sulla, 14
Alkiphron, II, 3, 11 (IV, 18, 11)
Athenaeus, XII, 533d
Athenaeus, XIII, 576c
Nat. Hist., XXXVI, 5, 20
Philostratos, Vitae Sophistarum, II, 1, 5
Lucian, Navigium, 24
Schol. Pindar, Olym. III, 54
Wachsmuth, II, p. 259
Himerios, Orat., III, 12
Philostratos, Vitae Sophistarum, II, 1, 7
Schol. Aristophanes, Knights, 566
Thucydides, VI, 57
Plutarch, Demetrios, 12
I.G. II (2), 334
Alkiphron, III, 48 [12], 3
Alkiphron, III, 64 [28], 3
Schol. on Parmenides 127c
Schol. Knights, 772
Bekker, Anecdota Graeca, I, 275, 19
Wachsmuth, II, p. 260
Pausanias, I, 36, 4
Pollux, IX, 96
Alkiphron, III, 8 (5), 1
Alkiphron, III, 25 (II, 22), 2
Alkiphron, Epist., III, 5 (2), 1

Agora 3, s. 203, p. 193

Theophrastos, Characteres, XXIII, 2
Particular Commodities and Trades; Special Quarters
Flour
Judeich, p. 364
Schol. on Acharnians, 548
Judeich, p. 448
Lysias, XXII
Scholiast on Wasps, 147
Schol. Aristophanes, Plutus, 1037
Etym. Magumn

391 B.C.
12th A.D.

Agora 3, s. 239, p. 229

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.)

Agora 3, s. 253, p. 243

I.G. II (2)

Agora 3, s. 252, p. 242

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

Agora 3, s. 264, p. 254

Lion guarding fountain
Menodoros
Lions, beneath throne
Menon
Livia
Metalworkers
Logistai
Meter
Logisteria
Metichos or Metiochos
Lokros
Meton
Lollianos
Metragyrtes
Long Rocks
Metronomoi
Long Walls
Metroon
Lot, appointment by
Lyceum
Lykourgos
Metrophanes
Lykeion
Mikon, son of Eurykleides
Lykoleon
Mikon
Lykomedes
Lykon, Peripatetic
Milestone
Lykos
Miltiades, of Marathon
Lysander
Lysanias, architect
Miltiades, son of Zoilos
Lysanias, bellows-blower
Mines
Lysimachos
Minos
Lysippos
Mint
Lysistrate
Misericordia
Lysistratos
Mithridates
Lyson
Mnemosyne
Moiragenes
Macedonians
Mother of Gods
Mageireia
Mousonios
Maison
Mule, given public maintenance
Makaria
Muses
Makra Stoa
Museum Hill
Makrai Petrai
Music Hall
Mantinea, battle-painting
Muster under arms, in Anakeion
Marathon
Myrtle
Marbleworkers' street
Mystai
Market
Mysteries
Market, Roman
Market buildings
Marmor Parium
Naval equipment
Masons' marks
Naxos, battle of
Meals, at public expense
Nemesis of Rhamnous
Neoptolemos, son of Antikles
Measures
Nero
Meat market
Nesiotes
Medea
Nicanor, C. Julius
Medes
Nike
Megara
Nikeratos of Alexandria
Meidias
Nikias
Melanopos
Nitron
Melite
Nomothetai
Membrades, small fish
Nuts
Memnoneia
Menandros, priest of Demos & Charites
Oath
Menestheus
Menippos

Agora 3, s. 263, p. 253

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

Agora 3, s. 268, p. 258

Synedrion
Synoikia
Synoikeia
Syracuse
Stelai
Syssitia
Tables
Stephano
Stilpon
Stoas
Tablets
Talos
Tarantinos
Tarentum
Taurobolic altar
Taxiarchs
Stoa Alphitopolis
Tears, libation of
Technitai of Dionysos
Telesarchides
Telesias
Stoa Basileios
Telia
Tenement
Stoa beside Basileios
Tentmakers
Stoa of Herms
Thamyris
Stoa Makra
Theages
Middle Stoa
Theatre
Stoa Poikile
Thebes
Stoa of Roman
South Stoa
Themistion, mistake for Thesmotheteion
Stoa of Zeus Eleuftherios
Themistokles
Theoboulos, son of Theophanes
Stoics: grammarians
Theod[oros]
Stoics: philosophers
Theodosius
Stoics: poets
Theogenes, Basileus
Stone: on which archons swore
Theokritos, friend of Socrates
Theope
Strategion
Theophilos, epimeletes of Prytaneion
Strategoi
Theophilos, foster brother of Attalos
Theramenes
Strategos, hero
Thermopylai
Stratokles
Theseia
Streets
Theseion
Theseion, prison
Theseiotrips
Strymon
Theseum
Sulla
Theseus
Suppliants
Syllogeis
Symbolon
Symposium of Xenophon
Syndromos
Thesmophoreion, mistake for Thesmotheteion

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