The Fall of the Athenian Empire-(A New History of the Peloponnesian War) Donald Kagan - (1987)

GENERAL INDEX 435
Athens (cont.)
256; Dionysus, temple of, I97i
Dionysus, theatre of, I98, 2oi;
Dioscuri, temple of, I99; dokimasia,
374; economy of, 3, 4; eisphora,
4, III, 259; and Euboea,
95, 96, I99i Eumolp;dai, priesthood
of, 286; euthynai, 305; factions
in, 52, 53, I04, II7'-I2o,
IJ9, I43• 150, I6o, I6J, 165, 166,
169, I7I, I72, I88, 190, I9I, 194,
195. 20I, 202, 207, 208, 265, 325,
326, 358, 359, 366, 37I, 420; finances
of, 3, 4, 8, 51, 52, 110,
258, 259, 309, 338; Five Hundred
at, n6, I84, I87, 204, 254, 366-
369; the Five Thousand in, 43, 6o,
I17,149,154,I57-I6I,I84,I87-
2I0,234•250,253-255,259•265-
268, 285, 359, 366; the Four Hundred
in, II3, n6, 119, 134, 142,
I48-r50,154,I57,I58-r86,r8?­
r89, 195, 209, 234, 254, 255, 259,
326, 366, 400, 402, 407; the Four
Hundred plot treason, I93; the Four
Hundred seek peace with Sparta,
192; grants Athenian citizenship
to Samos, 398; graphe paranomon,
I47, 37Ii hetairiai, no, I35i katalogeis,
158, 159, 204, 209; Kerykes,
priesthood, 286; Lenaea,
festival of, IJ2j and Lesbos, 58;
Lyceum, 263; manpower of, 2; and
Miletus, 60-67, 83; navy, 2, 3, 38,
39, 66, 67, 93, 94, 223, JOJ, 339i
nomothetai, 204, 215; oligarchy in,
I I 5, I I 6; overthrow of the Four
Hundred, 196-I98, 201, 203; Para/us,
r7o, r85, 198, 395; patrios
politeia, 408; and Persia, 17-22,
29, JI, 32, 97, 116, I37, 138,
I42, 280, 284; Plynteria, festival
of, 290; Pnyx, I47, 20I-202j population
of, IIO, 414; probouloi,
24, 52, rr2, 144-147, 252; proedroi,
148; reaction to Sicilian expedition,
r, 2; receives news of defeat
at Aegospotami, 395-397; refuses
Spartan peace offer after Cyzicus,
248; rejects Spartan peace offer
after Arginusae, 378; strategy of,
92, 308, 316, 386; syngrapheis,
I44-I48, 255; taxiarchs, 194;
Thirty Tyrants, II5, 374, 402,
404; trierarchs, 3, 4, 53, II3, II4,
II9
Athos, Mount, 227
Atossa, 295
Attica, 96, I47, I98, 209, 321, 368,
372, 385, 398, 399. 409
Aulis, 234
Babylon, 20
Bithynia, 2 77
Black Sea, 17, r8, 247, 275, 276, 282,
377
Blauda, 383
Boeotia, 3, 14, 15, 25, 28, 33, 48, 90,
95, 207, 2II, 227, 234, 282, 321,
405,406,422
Boeotian League, 405
Boeotius, 284, 332
Bosporus, I76, 233, 244, 247, 249,
259, 274, 276, 277, 28r, 282, 377,
385, 396, 397. 415
Brasidas, 20, 6 5
Biiyiik Dere, 3 86
Byzantium, 175, 176, 214, 244, 249,
265, 274-276, 279. 282-286, 377.
385, 388, 397, 398
Callias, Athenian archon (406/5), 326
Callias, Peace of, I?, 21, 99, 138, 162
Callicratidas, Spartan navarch, IJ, 298,
299, 3II, 327, 328, 360, 376, 379,
38o, 382, 384; at battle of Arginusae,
340-353; and Cyrus, 331,
337-338; at Ephesus, 329, 330;
and Lysander, 333; moves base to
Miletus, 332; at Mytilene, 335,
337; his Panhellenism, 334; victory
at Lesbos, 334
Calligeitus of Megara, 28
Callixeinus, 370, 371, 373
Cameirus, 92
Cannonus, Decree of, 371, 372
Cappadocia, 29 5
Cardia, 237
Caria, 17, 18, 29, 92,228,295,310,384
Carthage, Ij, 263, 271, 377
Carystus, 157, 164
Castolus, 295
Cato the Censor, 3 72
Caunus, 85, 87-90, 98, 227