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Chapter 15

II

  • Bury on Homeric homicide customs, 23, 78, 79
  • on origin of trials for homicide, 92 ff.
  • on homicide-purgation, 111
  • on the Ionian tribes, 135 f.
  • on the Phoenicians, 138 f.
  • on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 287
  • Caillemer on parricide, 234
  • Coulanges, Fustel de, on the phratry, 82, 88
  • on local Attic magistracies, 83, 135, 199
  • on religious aspect of homicide, 95
  • on anthropomorphism, 100
  • on homicide-purgation, 111
  • Eichhoff on Homeric homicide customs, 23
  • Gilbert on origin of trials for homicide, 80, 93, 263
  • on the Attic tribe-kings, 83
  • on the Dorian tribes, 130
  • on State-execution of death penalty, 226 ff.
  • Gilbert on the Ephetae, 264 ff.
  • on the Exegetae, 267
  • on the Areopagus, 269
  • Glotz on the meaning of ποινή, 28 f.
  • on the Shield of Achilles, 40
  • on the penalty of servitude, 44
  • on homicide in Homeric Greece, 58, 68, 80
  • on the historical survival of clan courts, 83
  • on the judicial aspect of kin-slaying, 86, 181, 233 f.
  • on the question of γραφὴ φόνου, 258 ff.
  • on confiscation and wergeld, 219
  • on State-execution of death penalty, 226, 231 f.
  • on the meaning of θέμιστες, 90
  • on the Prytaneum court, 92
  • on the abolition of wergeld, 92, 179 ff., 222
  • on homicide-purgation, 112, 117, 139
  • on the Middle Age of Hellenism, 132 ff.
  • on Solon’s legislation, 133
  • on ‘private settlement’ for homicide, 143 ff., 174 f., 186 ff., 198, 209, 221 f.
  • on ‘appeasement’ in cases of manslaughter, 198, 207 ff.
  • on the Ephetae, 264 ff.
  • on ἀσυλία, 145, 166, 179 ff.
  • Grote on homicide customs in Homeric Greece, 23
  • on Spartan institutions, 130
  • Harrison (Miss) on religious aspect of homicide, 96
  • on anthropomorphism, 100
  • on Olympian and Chthonian ritual, 102, 114
  • on the Erinnyes, 110, 113 ff., 123
  • on homicide-purgation, 110, 142
  • on the Year-Spirit, 334
  • on the Pitcher Feast, 377
  • Hogarth on early Boeotia, 131
  • Holm on Spartan institutions, 130
  • Jevons on homicide in Homeric Greece, 23, 78
  • on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 287
  • on Greek drama, 303
  • on Euripides, 332 ff.
  • Leaf on the historicity of Homer, 12 ff.
  • on tribalism in Homer, 21
  • on homicide in Homer, 25 ff., 66, 83, 96
  • on the Shield of Achilles, 25 ff., 89, 90
  • on kin-slaying in Homer, 95
  • on Achaean religion, 100
  • Leaf on Chthonianism in Homer, 103
  • on post-Homeric tribalism, 127
  • on the Dorian conquest, 129
  • on the Ionian tribes, 135
  • on Boeotia, 131
  • Lipsius on the Shield of Achilles, 35, 39 f.
  • on βούλευσις, 224 f.
  • on the Delphinium court, 255
  • Mahaffy on prehistoric Greece, 138
  • Maine on origin of private property in land, 15 f.
  • on the sacramentum, 40
  • on the θέμιστες, 90
  • on Indian village communities, 82
  • on Indian tribal police, 228
  • Monro on the Shield of Achilles, 34
  • Müller (C. O.) on homicide-purgation, 52, 65, 111 ff., 152 ff.
  • on the origin of trials for homicide, 93
  • on the religious aspect of homicide, 96
  • on the Erinnyes, 120
  • on ‘private settlement’, 174, 177, 209
  • on the δικαὶ ἀψύχων, 197
  • on ‘appeasement’, 207 f.
  • on the Ephetae, 265
  • on the Exegetae, 267
  • on the Areopagus, 269 ff.
  • on the trial of Orestes, 297
  • on Attic mythology, 135
  • on the Dorian Apollo, 155
  • on Thessaly, 128
  • on Sparta, 130
  • on Boeotia, 131
  • Murray, G., on primitive religion, 98
  • on the Year-Spirit, 334
  • Philippi on homicide-purgation, 153
  • on ‘private settlement’, 174
  • on the Draconian inscription, 194 ff.
  • on the δικαὶ ἀψύχων, 197
  • on the penalties for adultery, 217
  • on confiscation, 221
  • on the γραφὴ ἀσεβείας, 262
  • on the Ephetae, 264 f.
  • Ridgeway on the Homeric poems, 13
  • on Homeric land-tenure, 15 ff.
  • on the Shield of Achilles, 34
  • on Pelasgian and Achaean religion, 104 ff.
  • on the decline of Achaean power, 128
  • on the Boeotians, 131
  • on the place of Orestes’ trial, 296
  • Seebohm, F., on wergeld in Wales, 7 ff.
  • on the Welsh tribes, 20 f.
  • on Beowulf, 48
  • on the Wisigoths, 53
  • Seebohm, H., on tribalism in Homer, 13, 15
  • on Achaean offerings to the dead, 108
  • Verrall on the Erinnyes in Aeschylus, 123
  • on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 288, 290
  • on the trial of Orestes, 297
  • on Medea, 394
  • Wedd on the Orestes, 364 ff.
  • on Euripides, 398 ff.