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GREECE AND ROME SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 48 \THENIAN bribery in, 53-64, 154-69 ittitudes towards, 159—60 lémos and, 163-6 oift-giving, 160-3, 166—9 legislation against, 154-7, 168 prevention of, 157-9 ‘ P. . toleration of, 166- AAESCHYLUS., oift-giving, 160—3, 166-9 ALCIBIADES personal vendettas in, 61-4, 163 ‘ . _— > 4 LAMB ASS LD INS slander, 61-4 ‘\ kophan . S4 ATHENS: written records, 144 ATTIC POTTERY influence of tragedy on, 69 RI) ed-. fi£. gur_e ]k ylix, 10) -13 _ >| gazelles, jeAt h e ]H ONS. , 2 5 — a CNnCiOosures A;N IMAL SPE( BEAST-HUNTS, 210—14 : PO"L! ONINITIL 'S BRIBERY: ‘S WLVOla il accusations of, I wu senpineagian in Athenian politics, /ARCESILAS, ; ambassadors, 162 AR( HIVES IN THI GREEK STATES, attitudes towards. 159— ele démos and, 163-6 ARISTOPHANES, 184 legislation against, 154-7 “prevention of, 157-9 toleration of, 166—7 ARISTOTLE, BRITAIN: ASCLEPIUS, 1. eee Stays animals for Roman games captured in, nealer, 9, 13-14 +4 213-18 ATHENIAN ASSEMBLY: debate, 173-89 groups in the, 184-6 Interruption of the, punishment for, ATHENIAN JURIES: CENTAURS. 1.6 corruption of, 158-9 CHIRON. 1. 3. 5—6. 9 selecuon process, 158 healer, 1, 2 , 4, 13-14 ATHENIAN LAWCOURTS: CIMON, 62, 165. 168 Interruptions in, CORINTHIAN COLUMN-CRATER. 284 SUBJECT INDE> TO VOLUME 48 (SRIEF: LDAMOPHILUS, 5 veilanid,n 2g2- 3 LDEMARATUS: veilofi, n18g-2 0 DEMETER: H veiloif,n 2g0- 2 HEALING: DEMOS: in Greek hero myths, 1-14 and bribery, 163-6 HELLENIZATIO69N-,70 DEMOSTHENES, 57 HERACLEA, 78-80 173—4. 177-80. 183-4. tomb, 73-6, 7 On the Chersonese1,8 2 HERACLIDAE VASE, 68-80 On the False Assembly, 183 HERODOTUS: DESinC GreEek NheroT my,ths, 12 sixth book of, 18-19 DiIrPTYCH, 146 HESIOD, 1 Cataloofg Wuomeen , DrRuGS, 1-2, 5-6 / heogony. 3 HOMER: Iliad, 1-2, 6. EAVESDROPPING, 47-9 ~ (Jdvssev, 2-3 EGYPT: HOUSEO F COMMONS: capture of animals for Roman games, debain,t 1e75- 7 211-12,2 1 EMBEZZLEMENT, 53-4, 155 EPICHARMUS OF SYRACUSE, 67 EUMELUS: INSCRIPTIONS, 33-41. Corinthiaca, 3 EUNEUS, 2 EURIPIDES: Antiope, 72 JASON,1 , 3-4,9 Archelaus,6 7 desceintno tth e dragon’s belly, 10-12 earliest images of, 4-14 Hippolytus, 45-50 Med2,e 12,a 19,, 73 -4 heal2, e4—r5, ,7, 9, 13-14 Orestes, 186 Phoenix, 9 popularityin Sicily,68 The Chilof dHerarclees, n67- 81 LLION-SKINS, 215-16 S‘URIPIDES’ JASON, 3 LLYSIAS: ‘YE CONTACT, 2 S-—6 y leainst kratosthenes. 182 G M GGERMANY: MEDEA: capture of animals for Roman games, 2 healing powers of, 2 218-19 role in Jason’s quest, 2, 11-12 GIFT-GIVING: MENANDER, 48-9 political, 160-3, 166-9 GGLADIATORIAL GAMES, 210 (GREEK CULTURE: |? angaend rth e veil in, 18-28 PERI6C2, L165E, S168,, 1 83 (GREEK HERO MYTHS: PHAEDRA, 45-50 descentin , 12-13 PHILOCTETES, 5 healiin,n 1g-1 4 knowlofe ddruggs,e 5 -6 GREEK STATES: PHINEUS: archives, 33-41, 136-48 blindness of, 7-9 inscripuions, 33-41, 136-48 PHYLARCHUS, 9 public docume33-n41t, s13,6-4 8 PINDAR, 1 chaton, 3g3-4e1, s136 -9 Pyth2, i4-6a, 9n, ,13- 14 media, 33-4 PINDAR’S JASON, 3 SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 48 PLATO, 174—5 SOUTHERN ITALY: Laws, 180 reception of tragedy in, 67-81 Symposium, 193-206 vase-painting, 68-9 PLUTARCH: STATUS: Lives, 177, 181, 183-5, 188-9 veiling and, 26—7 POLITICAL PROSECUTIO16N4,S ,16 8 STELAI, 34, 36-8, 136-7 POTTseeE AtRticY po,tter y, Vases modifiocr daesttruictoionn o f, 136—9 PRONOMOS VASE, 70 SYKOPHANCY, 54 PUBLIC DOCUME33-N41T, S13,6-4 8 changes to, 33—4, 38-41, 136-9, 146 media, 33-4, 145-6 ‘THETIS: veiling of, 21-3 ‘THORUBOS, 173-89 R ‘THUCYDIDES, 174—5 ROMAN MILITARY: ‘TRAGEDY: capture of animals by, 210-20 recepuon of in Sicily and southern Italy, specialist animal trackers, 217-18, 220 67-8 1 specialist hunting soldiers, 212-20 ‘TREASON, 162-3 ROME: animal spectacles, 210-11, 220 archives, 145-8 VASES: public documents, 145-8 Corinthian, 7, 10 changes to, 146 of the Cyclops Painter, 71 media, 145-6 of the Dirce Painter, 72-3 sources, 147 Heraclidae, 68-80 of the Policoro Painter, 72-4 Pronomos, 70-1 Sicilian, 68, 72 S South Italian, 68-9, 73-6, 78 SATYR PLAYS, 195—6, 204-5 see also Attic pottery SEXTUS EMPIRICUS,9 VEIL: SHAKESPEARE, 49—50 anger and the, 18-28 SICILY: graind ethe,f 22 -3 recepoft triageodyn i n, 67-81 status and the, 26—7 SLANDER, 61-—4 VENDETT61A—4S, ,16 3 SOCRATES, 193-206 VISUAL CONTACT, 25-6 Protagoras, 182 Republic, 180-1 SOPHOCLES: X 72 Phineus, 9 XNENOPHON, 174—5, 1 185