Olympic Victor Lists and Ancient Greek History.

From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Minimal staining on bottom edge, overall very good and clean. / Minimale Anschmutzung auf Fu�chnitt, insgesamt sehr gut und sauber. - CONTENTS: Preface -- A Note on Terminology, Transliterations, and Editions -- 1. An Introduction to Olympic Victor Lists -- 1.1. Three Questions -- 1.2. A Brief Introduction to Greek Chronography -- 1.3. A Very Brief Introduction to Panhellenic Athletic Festivals -- 1.4. A Capsule History of Olympionikai -- 2. Hippias of Elis and the First Olympic Victor List -- .2.1. The Authorship and Date of the First Olympic Victor List -- 2.2. Hippias� Olympionikai: Context -- 2.3. Hippias� Olympionikai: Content -- 2.4. An Archival Source for Hippias� Catalog of Olympic Victors? Part One: Background -- 2.5. An Archival Source for Hippias� Catalog of Olympic Victors? Part Two: Documentary Records in Eighth-Century Greece -- 2.6. An Archival Source for Hippias� Catalog of Olympic Victors? Part Three: Inconsistencies in the Dating of Events in the Early History of Olympia -- 2.7. Hippias� Sources -- 2.8. Whence 776? -- 2.9. The Olympic Victor List: An Assessment -- 3. Olympionikon Anagraphai and Standard Catalogs of Olympic Victors -- 3.1. History of the Type -- 3.2. Aristotle�s Olympionikon Anagraphe -- 3.3. Eratosthenes� Olympionikon Anagraphe -- 3.4. The Aristotelian Pythionikai -- 3.5. Standard Victor Catalogs -- 3.6. Lists of Athletes with Multiple Olympic Victories -- 3.7. Discontinued Events in the Olympic Program, the Order of Events at Olympia, Contest Rules -- 4. Olympiad Chronographies -- 4.1. Eusebius and His Chronographic Work -- 4.2. Eusebius� Chronographia -- 4.3. The Eusebian Olympic Victor List -- 4.4. The Source of the Eusebian Olympic Victor List -- 4.5. Timaeus of Tauromenium -- 4.6. Dionysius of Halicarnassus -- 4.7. Castor of Rhodes -- 5. Olympiad Chronicles -- 5.1. Philochorus -- 5.2. Ctesicles -- 5.3. Diodorus Siculus -- 5.4. Castor of Rhodes -- 5.5. Dionysius of Halicarnassus -- 5.6. Thallus -- 5.7. Phlegon -- 5.8. POxy XVII 2082 -- 5.9. POxy I 12 -- 5.10. Cassius Longinus -- 5.11. Dexippus -- 6. Conclusion -- Appendices -- 1.1. Scopas -- 1.2. Tiberius Claudius Polybius -- 1.3. Aristodemus of Elis -- 2. Hippias of Elis -- 3.1. Aristotle�s Olympionikon Anagraphe -- 3.2. Eratosthenes� Olympionikon Anagraphe -- 3.3. The Aristotelian Pythionikai -- 3.4. POxy II222 -- 3.5. IG II2 2326 -- 4.1. The Eusebian Olympic Victor List -- 4.2. Timaeus of Tauromenium -- 4.3. Dionysius of Halicarnassus -- 5.1. Philochorus -- 5.2. Ctesicles -- 5.3. Diodorus Siculus -- 5.4. Castor of Rhodes -- 5.5. Dionysius of Halicarnassus -- 5.6. Thallus -- 5.7. Phlegon -- 5.8. POxy XVII2082 -- 5.9 POxy 112 -- 5.10. Cassius Longinus -- 5.11. Dexippus -- 6. A Catalog of Olympic Victors Before Hippias? -- 7. Aristotle on the Foundation of the Olympic Truce and of the Olympic Games -- 8. Olympiads and Pankration Victors in Thucydides -- 9. More on the Accuracy of Hippias� Olympic Victor Catalog -- 10. The Olympic Victor List and the First Messenian War -- 11. Memorization and the Olympic Victor List -- 12. Hippias� Calculation of the Date of 776 -- 13. The Spartan King Lists -- 14. Variant Olympiad Dating Systems -- 15. Menaechmus of Sicyon�s Pythikos -- 16. The Sicyonian Anagraphe -- 17. Relationships between Olympionikai -- Bibliography -- General Index -- Index Locorum.