The Origins of the Peloponnesian War,

Preface I Introduction II Thucydides’ judgment on the origins of the war III The immediate background, c. 435-1 IV Spartan foreign policy, and the Peloponnesian League V Sparta’s relations with Athens VI Corinth and Athens VII The Megarian decrees VIII Conclusion Appendix I: The terms of the Thirty Tears Peace Appendix II: 'The Peloponnesian war' and kindred expressions Appendix III: Modern work on Thucydides Appendix IV: Moments of decision in Thucydides Appendix V: 'To have the same friends and enemies', and the nature of the Delian League oaths and synods Appendix VI: The 'Old Oligarch' (Ps.-Xen., Ath. Pol.) Appendix VII: The Peace of Callias and its consequences Appendix VIII Appendix IX: Datable passages in Thucydides, with special reference to 1 97.2 Appendix X: Pericles and the Athenian 'land empire' Appendix XI: Perdiccas and Athens Appendix XII: The chronology of 433-1, and the Spartan embassies to Athens of 432/1 Appendix XIII: Symmachy and epimachy Appendix XIV: The tribute of Potidaea in the 430 s Appendix XV: Military expeditions and the accounts of Athena’s Treasurers for 433/2 and 432/1 Appendix XVI Appendix XVII: Membership of the Peloponnesian League Appendix XVIII: The 'constitution of the Peloponnesian League': a summary Appendix XIX: Reception of new members into the Peloponnesian League Appendix XX: The suppression of‘'revolts' of Peloponnesian League members Appendix XII: The Boeotians and Corinthians, 404-395 Appendix XXII: Thucydides v 54.1 Appendix XXIII: The name of the Spartan Assembly Appendix XXIV: 'By shouting and not by vote' Appendix XXV: Aristotle, Pol. III i, 1275 8-11 etc., on jurisdiction at Sparta Appendix XXVI: The trial of Spartan kings Appendix XXVII: Eligibility for the Spartan Gerousia Appendix XXVII: Spartan victors at Olympia etc. Appendix XXIX: The political outlook of Aristophanes Appendix XXX: The 'revolt of Agis III' Appendix XXXI: Themistocles' 'Western policy', and his connection with the radical democrats Appendix XXXII: Thucydides I 102.4 Appendix XXXIII Appendix XXXV: Modern opinions about the Megarian decree Appendix XXXVI: Aristophanes, Acharnians 515-23 Appendix XXXVII: Anthemocritus and the decree of Charinus Appendix XXXVIII: Plutarch, Pericles 29.4 Appendix XXXIX: Aristophanes, Achamians 333-4, and Timocreon, fr. 5 Appendix XL: Some late sources which confuse the exclusion decree with the decree of Charinus Appendix XLI: Consequences of the divergence between warships and merchantmen Appendix XLII Appendix XLIII: Exclusion from the Athenian Agora Appendix XLIV Appendix XLVI: The provision of agoraiyor foreign expeditionary forces Appendix XLVII: Deme Assemblies Select Bibliography (and List of Abbreviations) General Index Index of Sources The Peloponnesian War (431-404 Bc) Was An Ancient Greek War Fought By Athens And Its Empire Against The Peloponnesian League Led By Sparta.--wikipedia. [by] G. E. M. De Ste. Croix. Includes Bibliographical References.