Aeschylus,  164.
Andokides,  391,  392.
Antyllus,  45.
Apollodorus,  12,  14,  71.
Archelaus,  15.
Aristophanes,  35,  77,  78,  81,  194,  200,

334.  392.  416,  477.
Aristotle,  12,  13,  95,  139,  153,  154,

219.
'A$.  IIoX.,  112,  121,  128, 146  ff.,  176,

183,  426,  530.
Ch.  13.     69,  115,  116,  137,  138,  139,
194.
i5.      118,  119.
20.     137.
24.  103,  144,  166,  168,  177,  178,

180,  183,  192.
25.  164,  166,  168,  177,  178.
26.  177,  178,  193,  194.
27.  IS4,  177,  178,  185.
33-      79-

43-      154-
63.      14-
Athenaeus,  71,  77.
Bauer,  A. ,  on  the  authenticity  of  Section

6,  453  ».      nde  also  403,  439.
Bekker,  16,  234.
Beloch,  on  the  population  of  Ancient

Greece,  213  ».      See  also  90,  98,  105,

199,  201,  217.
BoCKH,  90.
Boehm,  398.
Breitenbach  on  Thucydides'  method,

399,  428,  433.      See  also  388,  389,  390,

398,  417,  424,  427,  444,  530.
BUSOLT,  142,  234.
Caesar,  216.
Cicero,  13.
Classen,  14,  16,  53,  234,  398,  400,  529.
Clinton,  498.
Cornelius  Nepos,  143,  392.
Crawley,  65.
Croiset  on  Thucydides'  history,  401,
428  K.     See  also  16,  40,  53,  121,  398,

529-
CURTIUS,  398.
Cwiklinski  on  Thucydides'  history,  400,

426,  428,  433,  442.      See  also  398,  496,

506,  509,  524.
Demetrius  of  Phaleron,  13.
Demosthenes,  73,  76,  83,  90,  150,  154,
160,  199,  392.
DlDYMUS,  43,  44.
DiODORUS  an  annalist,  not  a  historian,
13.  38,  49>  74.  76.  80,  81,  94,  98,  105,
143,  148,  163,  178,  179,  282,  283,  284,

363.  365.  392,  431.  466,  477.  Soo-
Diogenes  Laertius,  390.
DIONYSIUS  of  HALIKARNASSOS,  12,  13,

81,  141.
DUNCKER,  178.
EpHORUS,  12.
EUPOLIS,  207.
Euripides,  42.
Forbes  on  the  date  of  the  first  Section,

433.     See  also  38,  474,  500.
