Index locorum (sorted by citation)

Primary Sources
 
( * = link to author’s description; ** = link to work’s description)
 
Aeschin. 1.81 (in text as: Aeschin. 1.81) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Aristot. Ath. Pol. 57.3 (in text as: Aristot. Ath. Pol. 57.3) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 18 (in text as: Dem. 18) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 18.132 (in text as: Dem. 18.132) * **
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
Dem. 18.133 (in text as: Dem. 18.133) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
·    The Procedure
Dem. 18.134 (in text as: Dem. 18.134) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 18.60 (in text as: Dem. 18.60) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 23.22 (in text as: Dem. 23.22) *
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 37.21 (in text as: Dem. 37.21) *
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 37.34 (in text as: Dem. 37.34) *
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.1 (in text as: Dem. 41.1) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.11 (in text as: Dem. 41.11) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.12 (in text as: Dem. 41.12) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.14 (in text as: Dem. 41.14) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.17 (in text as: Dem. 41.17) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.2 (in text as: Dem. 41.2) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.25 (in text as: Dem. 41.25) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.26 (in text as: Dem. 41.26) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.27 (in text as: Dem. 41.27) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.28 (in text as: Dem. 41.28) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 41.30 (in text as: Dem. 41.30) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Dem. 47.45 (in text as: Dem. 47.45) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Din. 1.1 (in text as: Din. 1.1) * **
·    Introduction
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.112 (in text as: Din. 1.112) * **
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
Din. 1.3-4 (in text as: Din. 1.3-4) * **
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
Din. 1.4 (in text as: Din. 1.4) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.50 (in text as: Din. 1.50) * **
·    Introduction
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.51 (in text as: Din. 1.51) * **
·    Introduction
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.54-55 (in text as: Din. 1.54-55) * **
·    The advantage of a complex system of investigation
Din. 1.56 (in text as: Din. 1.56) * **
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
·    The advantage of a complex system of investigation
Din. 1.57-59 (in text as: Din. 1.57-59) * **
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.58 (in text as: Din. 1.58) * **
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
·    The Procedure
·    The advantage of a complex system of investigation
Din. 1.59 (in text as: Din. 1.59) * **
·    The advantage of a complex system of investigation
Din. 1.63 (in text as: Din. 1.63) * **
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
·    Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes
·    The Procedure
Din. 1.7 (in text as: Din. 1.7) * **
·    The Procedure
Din. 2.1 (in text as: Din. 2.1) *
·    The Procedure
Din. 2.20 (in text as: Din. 2.20) *
·    The Procedure
Hyp. 5.f9 (in text as: Hyp. 5.f9) *
·    The Procedure

Secondary Sources
 
E. M. Harris, Aeschines and Athenian Politics (Oxford, 1995).
·    Secondary Works Cited
Hansen, 292.
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
Harris, Aeschines and Athenian Politics.
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
J.A. Cook, trans., M.H. Hansen, The Athenian democracy in the age of Demosthenes : structure, principles, and ideology 2nd edition (Oxford, 1991).
·    Secondary Works Cited
OCD³.
·    Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century
S. Hornblower and A. Spawforth edd., The Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3rd Edition (Oxford, 1996) [OCD³].
·    Secondary Works Cited

Index locorum (sorted by section)

Summary

There are no citations in this section.   (top)

Introduction

Din. 1.1 (in text as: Din. 1.1) ; Din. 1.50 (in text as: Din. 1.50) ; Din. 1.51 (in text as: Din. 1.51) .   (top)

Aphophasis First Appears in the later 4th century

Aeschin. 1.81 (in text as: Aeschin. 1.81) ; Aristot. Ath. Pol. 57.3 (in text as: Aristot. Ath. Pol. 57.3) ; Dem. 18 (in text as: Dem. 18) ; Dem. 18.133 (in text as: Dem. 18.133) ; Dem. 18.134 (in text as: Dem. 18.134) ; Dem. 18.60 (in text as: Dem. 18.60) ; Dem. 23.22 (in text as: Dem. 23.22) ; Dem. 37.21 (in text as: Dem. 37.21) ; Dem. 37.34 (in text as: Dem. 37.34) ; Dem. 41.1 (in text as: Dem. 41.1) ; Dem. 41.11 (in text as: Dem. 41.11) ; Dem. 41.12 (in text as: Dem. 41.12) ; Dem. 41.14 (in text as: Dem. 41.14) ; Dem. 41.17 (in text as: Dem. 41.17) ; Dem. 41.2 (in text as: Dem. 41.2) ; Dem. 41.25 (in text as: Dem. 41.25) ; Dem. 41.26 (in text as: Dem. 41.26) ; Dem. 41.27 (in text as: Dem. 41.27) ; Dem. 41.28 (in text as: Dem. 41.28) ; Dem. 41.30 (in text as: Dem. 41.30) ; Dem. 47.45 (in text as: Dem. 47.45) ; Din. 1.4 (in text as: Din. 1.4) ; Din. 1.63 (in text as: Din. 1.63) .  
 
Secondary Sources: Hansen, 292; Harris, Aeschines and Athenian Politics; OCD³.   (top)

Apophasis invoked for cases of treason, bribery, and attempts to overthrow the democracy, but also for lesser crimes

Dem. 18.132 (in text as: Dem. 18.132) ; Din. 1.1 (in text as: Din. 1.1) ; Din. 1.112 (in text as: Din. 1.112) ; Din. 1.3-4 (in text as: Din. 1.3-4) ; Din. 1.56 (in text as: Din. 1.56) ; Din. 1.58 (in text as: Din. 1.58) ; Din. 1.63 (in text as: Din. 1.63) .   (top)

The Procedure

Dem. 18.133 (in text as: Dem. 18.133) ; Din. 1.1 (in text as: Din. 1.1) ; Din. 1.4 (in text as: Din. 1.4) ; Din. 1.50 (in text as: Din. 1.50) ; Din. 1.51 (in text as: Din. 1.51) ; Din. 1.57-59 (in text as: Din. 1.57-59) ; Din. 1.58 (in text as: Din. 1.58) ; Din. 1.63 (in text as: Din. 1.63) ; Din. 1.7 (in text as: Din. 1.7) ; Din. 2.1 (in text as: Din. 2.1) ; Din. 2.20 (in text as: Din. 2.20) ; Hyp. 5.f9 (in text as: Hyp. 5.f9) .   (top)

The advantage of a complex system of investigation

Din. 1.54-55 (in text as: Din. 1.54-55) ; Din. 1.56 (in text as: Din. 1.56) ; Din. 1.58 (in text as: Din. 1.58) ; Din. 1.59 (in text as: Din. 1.59) .   (top)

Secondary Works Cited

Secondary Sources: E. M. Harris, Aeschines and Athenian Politics (Oxford, 1995); J.A. Cook, trans., M.H. Hansen, The Athenian democracy in the age of Demosthenes : structure, principles, and ideology 2nd edition (Oxford, 1991); S. Hornblower and A. Spawforth edd., The Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3rd Edition (Oxford, 1996) [OCD³].   (top)