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Danielle S. Allen, edition of March 23, 2003
· Why (What Cause)?
Aeschylus
· Why (To What End)?
Agamemnon
· Why (To What End)?
Androgeos
· Conclusion
Aristotle
· Why (To What End)?
Athena
· How?
Atreus
· Why (To What End)?
Clytemnestra
· Why (To What End)?
Demosthenes
· Why (What Cause)?
Euripides
· Why (To What End)?
Furies
· Why (To What End)?
Meidias
· Why (What Cause)?
Orestes
· Why (To What End)?
Plato
· Further Reading
Prometheus
· Further Reading
Socrates
· How?
· What?
Sophocles
· Conclusion
Timarchus
· Why (What Cause)?
Zeus
· Further Reading
America [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Argos [ plot on a map ]
· Why (To What End)?
Asia Minor [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Athens [ plot on a map ]
· Introduction
· Why (What Cause)?
· How?
· Further Reading
Australia [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Britain [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Crete [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Susa [ plot on a map ]
· What?
Troy (in text as “Trojan War”) [ plot on a map ]
· Why (To What End)?
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Danielle S. Allen, “Punishment in Ancient Athens,” in Adriaan Lanni, ed., “Athenian Law in its Democratic Context” (Center for Hellenic Studies On-line Discussion Series). Republished in C.W. Blackwell, ed., Dēmos: Classical Athenian Democracy (A. Mahoney and R. Scaife, edd., The Stoa: a consortium for electronic publication in the humanities [www.stoa.org]) edition of March 23, 2003. Contact: cwb@stoa.org.
© March 23, 2003, Danielle S. Allen. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Dēmos · Classical Athenian Democracy · a Stoa Publication