Women and the Polis : Public Honorific Inscriptions for Women in the Greek Cities from the Late Classical to the Roman Period / Przemysław Siekierka, Krystyna Stebnicka, Aleksander Wolicki.
This work is the first complete corpus of Greek inscriptions issued by city institutions in honour of their female citizens and foreigners, with the exclusion of Hellenistic queens and women belonging to families of the Roman magistrates. The corpus lists 1131 women fulfilling such criteria. The Gre...
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- VOLUME 1
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Beginnings of Public Honours for Women in the Greek World
- Chapter 2 Honours for Women in the Hellenistic Period: New Phenomena in the New World
- Chapter 3 Honorific Language: Describing Women, Their Virtues, Merits, and Rewards in the Hellenistic World
- Chapter 4 Female Honours and the Evolution of Relations between the City and Family in the Hellenistic Period
- Chapter 5 Honours of the Imperial Era
- Chapter 6 Women Honoured for Professional Achievements
- Corpus of Public Honorific Inscriptions for Women
- Attica
- Corinthia
- Phleiasia
- Argolis
- Epidauria
- Lakonia
- Messenia
- Arkadia
- Elis
- Achaia
- Megaris
- Boiotia
- Phokis
- Eastern Lokris
- Western Lokris
- Aitolia
- Korkyra
- Kephallenia
- Thessaly
- Epeiros
- Macedonia
- Thrace
- Moesia Inferior
- North Shore of the Black Sea
- Delos
- Rhodos
- Lesbos
- Telos
- Nesos
- Anaphe
- Thera
- Pholegandros
- Melos
- Kos
- Sikinos
- Syros
- Paros
- Tenos
- Andros
- Chios
- Samos
- Amorgos
- Lemnos
- Thasos
- Crete
- Sicily
- Italy
- Volume 2
- Caria
- Ionia
- Lydia
- Aiolis
- Troas
- Mysia
- Bithynia and Pontus
- Galatia
- Phrygia
- Pisidia
- Pamphylia
- Lykia
- Isauria
- Cilicia
- Cappadocia
- Cyprus
- Syria and Iran
- Egypt
- Cyrenaica
- Addenda
- Indices
- Bibliography