Figure 1.1 | A fragment of a speech written on papyrus for a certain “Appio,” dated to the sixth–seventh century CE. Florence, The Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, ms PSI XIV 1399. On concession of the MiBACT. Any further reproduction by any means is prohibited |
Figure 1.2 | The so-called Sappho Ostrakon. A pottery sherd dated to the second century BCE, a source for Sappho fragment 2V. Florence, The Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, ms PSI XIII 1300. On concession of the MiBACT. Any further reproduction by any means is prohibited. |
Map 3.1 | Greece and Asia Minor. |
Map 3.2 | Italy and the West. |
Map 6.1 | The Hellenistic World. |
Map 6.2 | The Hellenistic kingdoms (c. 240 BCE). |
Map 29.1 | Greek dialects. |