Index locorum (sorted by citation)

Primary Sources
 
( * = link to author’s description; ** = link to work’s description)
 
Aesch. 1.183 (in text as: Aesch. 1.183 ff.) * **
·    The Laws of Solon
Aeschin. 1.19-20 (in text as: Aeschin. 1.19-20) * **
·    Other Careers
Andoc. 1.117-124 (in text as: Andoc. 1.117-124) *
·    Women and Property
Aristoph. Wasps (in text as: Aristophanes Wasps) *
·    Women the Oikos
Aristot. Pol. 1253b (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1253b) *
·    The Laws of Drakon
Aristot. Pol. 1278a (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1278a) *
·    Pericles’ Law on Citizenship
Aristot. Pol. 1335b 19-26 (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1335b 19-26) *
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Athen. 13 (in text as: Athenaios, book 13)
·    Other Careers
Dem. 23.53 (in text as: Dem. 23.53) *
·    The Laws of Drakon
Dem. 40 (in text as: Dem. 40) * **
·    Women and Property
Dem. 41 (in text as: Dem. 41) * **
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Dem. 57 (in text as: Demosthenes 57, “Against Euboulides.”) *
·    Summary
·    Women and Citizenship
Dem. 57.33-45 (in text as: Dem. 57.33-45) *
·    Other Careers
Dem. 59 (in text as: “Against Neaira”) *
·    Summary
·    Women and Citizenship
Dem. 59.16 (in text as: Dem. 59.16) *
·    Pericles’ Law on Citizenship
Dem. 59.18-40 (in text as: Dem. 59.18-40) *
·    Other Careers
Dem. 59.52 (in text as: Dem. 59.52) *
·    Women and Citizenship
Dem. 59.67 (in text as: Dem. 59.67) *
·    The Laws of Solon
Hippocratic Corpus, Diseases of Women (in text as: “Diseases of Women”)
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Hippocratic Corpus 13 = 4,490 Littré (in text as: 13 = 4,490 Littré)
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Isaeus 3 (in text as: Isaios 3) *
·    Women and Citizenship
Lys. Fr 10 Thalheim (in text as: Lys. Fr 10 Thalheim) *
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Plat. Rep. 460a-461c (in text as: Plat. Rep. 460a-461c)
·    Contraception, and Abortion
Plu. Sol. 20 (in text as: Plu. Sol. 20 ff.) *
·    The Laws of Solon
Xen. Ways (in text as: Oeconomicus)
·    Metics and Slaves
Xen. Ways 7-10 (in text as: Xen. Oec. 7-10)
·    Women the Oikos
·    Women and Property

Secondary Sources
 
Dean-Jones, L.A., Women’s Bodies in Classical Greek Science, August 1996..
·    Recommended Readings
Dillon, M., Girls and Women in Classical Greek Religion, London 2001..
·    Recommended Readings
Hunter, V.J., Policing Athens: Social Control in Attic Lawsuits, Princeton 1994..
·    Recommended Readings
Just, R., Women in Athenian Law and Life, London 1989..
·    Recommended Readings
Kapparis, K., Abortion in the Ancient World, London 2002..
·    Recommended Readings
Kapparis, K., “When were the Athenian adultery laws introduced?,” RIDA, 42 (1995) 97-122..
·    Recommended Readings
King, H., Hippocrates’ Woman: Reading the Female Body in Ancient Greece, London 1998..
·    Recommended Readings
Lacey, W.K., The Family in Classical Greece, London 1968..
·    Recommended Readings
McClure, L.K., ed., Sexuality and gender in the classical world: readings and sources, Oxford, 2002..
·    Recommended Readings
Ogden, D., Greek Bastardy in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods, Oxford 1996..
·    Recommended Readings
Osborne, M.J., Naturalization in Athens, (4 volumes), Brussels 1981-3..
·    Recommended Readings
Patterson, C., Pericles Citizenship Law of 451-50 BC , Salem, NH, 1981..
·    Recommended Readings
Patterson, C., The Family in Greek History, Cambridge, Mass. 1998..
·    Recommended Readings
Patterson, C. “Not worth the rearing: the causes of infant exposure in ancient Greece” TAPhA 115 (1983) 103-23..
·    Recommended Readings
Pomeroy, S.B., Families in Classical and Hellenistic Greece, Oxford 1997..
·    Recommended Readings
Pomeroy, S.B., Xenophon Oeconomicus, Oxford 1994..
·    Recommended Readings
Rubinstein, L., Adoption in IV. century Athens, Copenhagen 1993..
·    Recommended Readings
Schaps, D.M., Economic Rights of Women in Ancient Greece, Edinburgh 1979..
·    Recommended Readings

Index locorum (sorted by section)

Summary

Dem. 59 (in text as: “Against Neaira”) ; Dem. 57 (in text as: Demosthenes 57, “Against Euboulides.”) ; Dem. 59 (in text as: number 59) .   (top)

The Laws of Drakon

Aristot. Pol. 1253b (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1253b) ; Dem. 23.53 (in text as: Dem. 23.53) .   (top)

The Laws of Solon

Aesch. 1.183 (in text as: Aesch. 1.183 ff.) ; Dem. 59.67 (in text as: Dem. 59.67) ; Plu. Sol. 20 (in text as: Plu. Sol. 20 ff.) .   (top)

Pericles’ Law on Citizenship

Aristot. Pol. 1278a (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1278a) ; Dem. 59.16 (in text as: Dem. 59.16) .   (top)

Women and Citizenship

Dem. 57 (in text as: Dem. 57) ; Dem. 59 (in text as: Dem. 59) ; Dem. 59.52 (in text as: Dem. 59.52) ; Isaeus 3 (in text as: Isaios 3) .   (top)

Metics and Slaves

Xen. Ways (in text as: Oeconomicus) .   (top)

Women the Oikos

Aristoph. Wasps (in text as: Aristophanes Wasps) ; Xen. Ways 7-10 (in text as: Xen. Oec. 7-10) .   (top)

Contraception, and Abortion

Hippocratic Corpus 13 = 4,490 Littré (in text as: 13 = 4,490 Littré) ; Aristot. Pol. 1335b 19-26 (in text as: Aristot. Pol. 1335b 19-26) ; Dem. 41 (in text as: Dem. 41) ; Hippocratic Corpus, Diseases of Women (in text as: “Diseases of Women”) ; Lys. Fr 10 Thalheim (in text as: Lys. Fr 10 Thalheim) ; Plat. Rep. 460a-461c (in text as: Plat. Rep. 460a-461c) .   (top)

Women and Property

Andoc. 1.117-124 (in text as: Andoc. 1.117-124) ; Dem. 40 (in text as: Dem. 40) ; Xen. Ways 7-10 (in text as: Xen. Oec. 7-10) .   (top)

Other Careers

Aeschin. 1.19-20 (in text as: Aeschin. 1.19-20) ; Athen. 13 (in text as: Athenaios, book 13) ; Dem. 57.33-45 (in text as: Dem. 57.33-45) ; Dem. 59.18-40 (in text as: Dem. 59.18-40) .   (top)

Recommended Readings

Secondary Sources: Dean-Jones, L.A., Women’s Bodies in Classical Greek Science, August 1996.; Dillon, M., Girls and Women in Classical Greek Religion, London 2001.; Hunter, V.J., Policing Athens: Social Control in Attic Lawsuits, Princeton 1994.; Just, R., Women in Athenian Law and Life, London 1989.; Kapparis, K., Abortion in the Ancient World, London 2002.; Kapparis, K., “When were the Athenian adultery laws introduced?,” RIDA, 42 (1995) 97-122.; King, H., Hippocrates’ Woman: Reading the Female Body in Ancient Greece, London 1998.; Lacey, W.K., The Family in Classical Greece, London 1968.; McClure, L.K., ed., Sexuality and gender in the classical world: readings and sources, Oxford, 2002.; Ogden, D., Greek Bastardy in the Classical and Hellenistic Periods, Oxford 1996.; Osborne, M.J., Naturalization in Athens, (4 volumes), Brussels 1981-3.; Patterson, C., Pericles Citizenship Law of 451-50 BC , Salem, NH, 1981.; Patterson, C., The Family in Greek History, Cambridge, Mass. 1998.; Patterson, C. “Not worth the rearing: the causes of infant exposure in ancient Greece” TAPhA 115 (1983) 103-23.; Pomeroy, S.B., Families in Classical and Hellenistic Greece, Oxford 1997.; Pomeroy, S.B., Xenophon Oeconomicus, Oxford 1994.; Rubinstein, L., Adoption in IV. century Athens, Copenhagen 1993.; Schaps, D.M., Economic Rights of Women in Ancient Greece, Edinburgh 1979..   (top)