WAR IN THE HELLENISTIC WORLD

THE MEMORY OF WAR
Archilochos: Chaniotis 1988: 23–34, 57–68; Berranger 1992; Costa 1997: 108–15.
The “Lindian Anagraphe”: Blinkenberg 1915 [1980]; Chaniotis 1988: 52–7 (with
bibliography); Ameling et al. 1995: nos. 194, 197, 201, 204, 214; Scheer 1996;
Bresson 1999: 100–2; Higbie 2003.
11.4. Oral Commemoration of War: Public lectures of historians: Chaniotis 1988:
365–82. Wars of the past used as historical arguments: Curty 1995; Jones 1999.
11.5. Commemorative Anniversaries: Robert and Robert 1964: 176–82; Chaniotis
1991a. The Delphic Soteria: Nachtergael 1977; Champion 1995. The Eleutheria of
Plataia: Étienne and Piérart 1975; Robertson 1986; Thériault 1996: 102–22; see
also Burkert 1983: 56–8. The Nikephoria of Pergamon: Jones 1974; see also Ohlemutz
1940: 33–5. The festival of Artemis Kindyas in Bargylia: Robert 1937: 459–67;
Pugliese Carratelli 1987: 122; Zimmermann 2000.
11.6. War Monuments: Trophies, Memorials, Dedications, Warriors’ Tombs:
Trophies in the Hellenistic period: e.g., IOSPE I 2 352; Polyb. 4.8.6; Diod. 18.15.4;
18.32.2; 20.39.4; 21.2.3; Plut., Sulla 19.10. Representations of trophies: Soteriadis
1906: 75–6; Pantos 1985: 124–5, no. 100, fig. 18. Dedication of war booty in
sanctuaries: Jacquemin 1999b; e.g., SEG XXXIV 878; SGO I 01/01/13 (Knidos);
by kings: Launey 1987: 901–1000; Ameling et al. 1995: nos. 11, 105, 107–10, 135,
137–8, 201, 204, 261; Bringmann 2000: 64–78; Schmidt-Dounias 2000: 85–90,
98–102; Bagnall and Derow 2004: no. 38. Royal war monuments in pan-Hellenic
sanctuaries: Ameling et al. 1995: nos. 133, 432 (Antigonos Gonatas in Delos),
no. 174 (Attalos I in Delos). War monuments in Delphi: Jacquemin 1999a. Epitaphia
(festival of the war dead) in Athens: Pélékidis 1962: 235–6; see also SEG XXXVIII
107 lines 14–15 (Rhamnous, ca. 229 BC; “the customary rites for those who died for
the fatherland”). Battle scenes and military themes in private grave monuments: see
chapter 10, section 2 (further reading). Inscriptions for warrior dead: see chapter 10,
section 2 (further reading); cf. SGO II 08/01/40 (the statue of a young warrior,
who was killed in action, dedicated by his father to Sarapis and Isis in Kyzikos, 2nd/
1st century). War Memorials: e.g., I.Slide 227 (for the dead of a war between Side
and Aspendos, late fourth century); Themelis 2001 (memorial for the dead of a
battle at Makistos, erected in the gymnasium of Messene, late third century); Chaniotis
2005. Victory monuments of kings: Rice 1993: 231–3. Victory monuments of the
Rhodians: Rice 1993: 235–42, with the suggestion that a chariot of Helios dedicated
in Delphi was also a dedication after the siege of Demetrios the Besieger. War
monuments in royal capitals: Pollitt 1986: 79–110. Restoration of Attic sanctuaries:
Culley 1975; Pritchett 1985: 129–31; Baldassarri 1998: 242–6 (SEG XXVI 121;
XXXI 107; XXXIII 136; XXXIV 99; XXXVII 96; XLIV 55; XLVIII 116).
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