The book of the ancient Greeks / An introduction to the history and civilization of Greece from the coming of the Greeks to the conquest of Corinth by Rome in 146 B.C.

by Dorothy Mills

Sparta; situation of, [75]; government of, [76] ff.; customs, [81] ff.; education, 845.; position of women, [89]; aids Athens in expelling Hippias, [107]; refusal to join Ionian revolt, [123]; refuses immediate help before Marathon, [129]; at Thermopylae, [148] ff.; jealousy of Athens, [172] ff.; policy towards Ionian colonies, [174]; during Peloponnesian War, [287] ff.; supremacy of, [316]

Sphacteria, [301]

Statues; Zeus at Olympia, [64]; Hermes of Praxiteles, [222]; Athena Promachos, [279], [284]; Athena Polias, [280]; Athena Parthenos, [283]; Sophocles, [413]

Stoa, [193]

Strabo, [4]

Symposium, [213]

Symposium of Plato, [363], [367], [412]

Syracuse, [113], [226], [405]; battle in harbour of, [312]

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Temples, [14], [276] ff.; Athena Nike, [279]; Erechtheum, [279]; Parthenon, [280] ff.; Paestum, [413]