MAPS |
MAP 1 |
The 45 regions of the Greek world |
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MAP 2 |
The Greek world in context |
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MAP 3 |
Expansion of the Greek world, 800–300 BCE |
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MAP 4 |
Peloponnesus |
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MAP 5 |
Attica and Boeotia |
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MAP 6 |
Sicily |
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MAP 7 |
Athenian empire (maximum extent) |
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MAP 8 |
Aegean Greek world, early to mid-fourth century BCE |
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MAP 9 |
Northern Aegean Greek world, mid-fourth to third century BCE |
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FIGURES |
Frontispiece |
Temple of Apollo at Bassae |
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FIGURE 1.1 |
Development index, core Greece, 1300 BCE–1900 CE |
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FIGURE 2.1 |
Estimated populations, core Greece and the Greek world, 1000–300 BCE |
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FIGURE 2.2 |
Elevations of 902 poleis, by region |
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FIGURE 2.3 |
Polis territory sizes, 1,100 poleis |
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FIGURE 2.4 |
Fame scores, 1,035 poleis |
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FIGURE 2.5 |
Walled poleis, 900–323 BCE |
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FIGURE 3.1 |
Aristotle’s behavioral taxonomy of solitary and social animals |
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FIGURE 4.1 |
Comparative Greek demographics, ancient and modern |
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FIGURE 4.2 |
Athenian inequality, late fourth century BCE (Lorenz curves) |
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FIGURE 4.3 |
Population and consumption estimates, core Greece, 1300 BCE–1900 CE |
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FIGURE 5.1 |
Origins of efflorescence in a marketlike ecology of citizen-centered states |
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FIGURE 7.1 |
Athenian tribe system, after 508 BCE |
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FIGURE II.1 |
King, City, and Elite game |
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TABLES |
TABLE 2.1 |
Territorial Sizes and Population Estimates for 1,100 Greek City-States |
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TABLE 2.2 |
Fame Scores for 1,035 Poleis |
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TABLE 2.3 |
Limits to Polis Independence: Some Examples |
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TABLE 2.4 |
Certainty of Attribution of Settlement as a Polis and Degree of Hellenization for 1,035 Poleis |
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TABLE 2.5 |
Greek City Fortifications by 323 BCE |
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TABLE 4.1 |
Summary of Proxy Indicators of Economic Growth |
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TABLE 4.2 |
Estimated Distribution of Greek Population by Polis Size |
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TABLE 4.3 |
Comparative Urbanization Levels and Populations |
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TABLE 4.4 |
Athens, Late Fourth Century BCE Income Distribution Models |
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TABLE 4.5 |
Per Diem Income (Real Wages Expressed as Wheat Wages) |
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TABLE 4.6 |
Income Distribution, Roman Empire |
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TABLE 4.7 |
Athens and Holland, Wheat Wages |
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TABLE 4.8 |
Income Distribution, Late Fourth Century BCE Athens |
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TABLE 7.1 |
Twenty Largest Athenian Demes |
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TABLE 8.1 |
Thucydides’ “Corinthian Assessment” |
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TABLE 9.1 |
Estimated Athenian State Spending and Income |
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TABLE I.1 |
45 Regions of the Greek World: Population, Average Polis Size, and Fame |
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TABLE II.1 |
King, City, and Elite Game: Payoffs to Each Player |
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