Delphi and Olympia : the spatial politics of panhellenism in the archaic and classical periods / by Scott, Michael, 1981-

Table of Contents: “…Dedicating at Olympia and Delphi; 3. Delphi 650-500 BC; 4. Delphi 500-400 BC; 5. …”

The making of the Doric temple : architecture, religion, and social change in archaic Greece / by Zuchtriegel, Gabriel

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Explaining Architectural Change -- Korkyra: Contextualizing Early Doric Architecture -- Foce del Sele: Mythical and Colonial Landscapes -- Selinous: Urbanization and Temple Building -- Delphi: Architecture and Panhellenism.…”
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The Cambridge companion to archaic Greece /

Table of Contents: “…Colonization : Greece on the move, 900-480 / Carla M. Antanaccio. Delphi, Olympia and the art of politics / Richard Neer. …”

Space, place, and landscape in ancient Greek literature and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Pindar's Delphi / Chris Eckerman -- Space and landscape in Xenophon's Anabasis / Tim Rood -- In the bedroom : interior space in Herodotus' Histories / Alex Purves -- Ships, walls, men : classical Athens and the poetics of infrastructure / Carol Dougherty -- Corinth, courtesans, and the politics of place / Kate Gilhuly -- Mapping literary styles in Aristophanes' Frogs / Nancy Worman -- The permeable spaces of the Athenian law court / Alastair J. …”

Space, place, and landscape in ancient Greek literature and culture /

Table of Contents: “…Pindar's Delphi / Chris Eckerman -- Space and landscape in Xenophon's Anabasis / Tim Rood -- In the bedroom : interior space in Herodotus' Histories / Alex Purves -- Ships, walls, men : classical Athens and the poetics of infrastructure / Carol Dougherty -- Corinth, courtesans, and the politics of place / Kate Gilhuly -- Mapping literary styles in Aristophanes' Frogs / Nancy Worman -- The permeable spaces of the Athenian law court / Alastair J.L. …”
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Central Greece and the politics of power in the fourth century BC / by Buckler, John

Table of Contents: “…Parnassus, 395 BC -- The battle of Coronea and its historiographical legacy -- The king's peace, alliance, and Phoebidas' strike (382 BC) -- Sphodrias' raid and the evolution of the Athenian league -- The re-establishment of the boiōtarchia (378 BC) -- The battle of Tegyra, 375 BC -- Plutarch and Leuctra -- Alliance and hegemony in fourth-century Greece: the case of the Theban hegemony -- Xenophon's speeches and the Theban hegemony -- The phantom synedrion of the Boeotian Confederacy, 378-335 BC -- Boeotian Aulis and Greek naval bases -- Epaminondas and the new inscription from Cnidus -- Thebes, Delphi, and the outbreak of the Sacred War -- Pammenes, the Persians, and the Sacred War -- Phillip II, the Greeks, and the king, 346-336 BC -- A note on the battle of Chaeronea -- Philip II's designs on Greece -- Epilogue / by John Buckler and Hans Beck.…”

Ancient Greece / by Powell, Anton

Table of Contents: “…Minoans and Mycenaeans -- Dark age: Homer's Greece -- Seige of Troy -- Aristocrats and Poets -- Colonization -- Magna Graecia and the tyrants -- Warlike Spartans -- Athens and democracy -- War against Persia -- Trireme - Greek warship -- Hoplites - Greek fighters -- Wars of the Athenian Empire -- Siege of Plataia -- Greek coinage -- Trade, seafaring, and slaves -- Spartan empire -- Philip and the rise of Macedon -- Royal tombs of Macedon -- Alexander's campaigns -- Successor kingdoms -- Northwest Greece -- Southwest Greece -- Northeast Greece -- Southeast Greece -- Knossos and Santorini -- Palaces at Myceane and Pylos -- Myths of blood -- Gods and goddesses of Olympos -- Oracle at Delphi -- Olympia, site of the games -- Ancient olympic games -- City of Athens -- Akropolis at Athens -- Sculputres of the Parthenon -- Painting on pottery -- Everyday life in Athens -- Spartan life -- Secluded world of women -- entertainment the theaterheater -- Houses of Olynthos -- Glossary -- Further reading/web sites -- Gazetteer -- Index.…”

The Horizon book of ancient Greece / by Hale, William Harlan, 1910-1974

Table of Contents: “…TABLE OF CONTENTS -- The leanest land -- Dawn in the Aegean: a picture portfolio -- Gods and ancestors -- The divine family: a genealogy -- The twelve Olympians: a picture portfolio -- The age of heroes -- The world of myth: a picture portfolio -- The Greek eruption -- Poets and tellers of tales: an anthology -- Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta: a chart of script -- Expansion and energy: a picture portfolio -- The rival cities -- The ideal form: a picture portfolio -- Apollo and Dionysus -- The noble structure: a picture portfolio -- Dramatists at their height: an anthology -- The Greeks had a word for it: a glossary -- Life and love -- The Greeks at home: a picture portfolio -- Triumph and tragedy -- The high shrine at Delphi: a picture portfolio -- Prime movers of thought: an anthology -- Posers of problems: a sampling -- Final harvest -- The Autumnal Age: a picture portfolio -- The lasting light -- Reflection and revival: a picture portfolio.…”

Central Greece and the politics of power in the fourth century BC / by Buckler, John, Beck, Hans, 1969-

Table of Contents: “…Parnassus, 395 BC -- The battle of Coronea and its historiographical legacy -- The king's peace, alliance, and Phoebidas' strike (382 BC) -- Sphodrias' raid and the evolution of the Athenian league -- The re-establishment of the boiōtarchia (378 BC) -- The battle of Tegyra, 375 BC -- Plutarch and Leuctra -- Alliance and hegemony in fourth-century Greece: the case of the Theban hegemony -- Xenophon's speeches and the Theban hegemony -- The phantom synedrion of the Boeotian Confederacy, 378-335 BC -- Boeotian Aulis and Greek naval bases -- Epaminondas and the new inscription from Cnidus -- Thebes, Delphi, and the outbreak of the Sacred War -- Pammenes, the Persians, and the Sacred War -- Phillip II, the Greeks, and the king, 346-336 BC -- A note on the battle of Chaeronea -- Philip II's designs on Greece -- Epilogue / by John Buckler and Hans Beck.…”
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Central Greece and the politics of power in the fourth century BC / by Buckler, John

Table of Contents: “…Parnassus, 395 BC -- The battle of Coronea and its historiographical legacy -- The king's peace, alliance, and Phoebidas' strike (382 BC) -- Sphodrias' raid and the evolution of the Athenian league -- The re-establishment of the boiōtarchia (378 BC) -- The battle of Tegyra, 375 BC -- Plutarch and Leuctra -- Alliance and hegemony in fourth-century Greece: the case of the Theban hegemony -- Xenophon's speeches and the Theban hegemony -- The phantom synedrion of the Boeotian Confederacy, 378-335 BC -- Boeotian Aulis and Greek naval bases -- Epaminondas and the new inscription from Cnidus -- Thebes, Delphi, and the outbreak of the Sacred War -- Pammenes, the Persians, and the Sacred War -- Phillip II, the Greeks, and the king, 346-336 BC -- A note on the battle of Chaeronea -- Philip II's designs on Greece -- Epilogue / by John Buckler and Hans Beck.…”
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The invention of Greek ethnography : from Homer to Herodotus / by Skinner, Joseph

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Aesopic conversations : popular tradition, cultural dialogue, and the invention of Greek prose / by Kurke, Leslie

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: an elusive quarry: In search of ancient Greek popular culture; Explaining the joke: a roadmap for classicists; Synopsis of method and structure of argument -- Aesop and the contestation of Delphic authority: Ideological tensions at Delphi; the Aesopic critique; Neoptolemus and Aesop: sacrifice, hero cult, and competitive scapegoating -- Sophia before/beyond philosophy: the tradition of Sophia; Sophists and (as) sages; Aristotle and the transformation of Sophia -- Aesop as sage: political counsel and discursive practice; Aesop among the sages; Political animals: fable and the scene of advising -- Reading the life: the progress of a sage and the anthropology of Sophia: an Aesopic anthropology of wisdom; Aesop and Ahiqar; Delphic theoria and the death of a sage; the bricoleur as culture hero, or the art of extorting self-incrimination -- The Aesopic parody of high wisdom: demystifying Sophia: Hesiod, Theognis, and the seven sages; Aesopic parody in the visual tradition? …”
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