I. Literary and legal sources1
1 Passages or works marked with an asterisk (*) are cited by the ancient author of a source. References to the fragments of ancient historians and philosophers cited by the ancient authors of sources are consistently offered here, in the index.
- Achilles Tatius, Leukippe and Kleitophon 6.20–2: 167–8
- Acts of Andrew 17–22: 188–90
- Acts of Peter 14: 136–7
- Acts of the Apostles 16:16–19: 95–6
- Acts of Thomas 2: 83
- Aelian, Various history 2.7: 229
- Aeschines, Against Timarchos 54–64: 35–7
- Aesop, Fables (Hausrath–Hunger) 14: 102
- Agathias, Histories 2.7.1–5: 300–1
- Alciphron, Letters 1.2: 47
- *Alfenus, Digest book 7: 86
- Ammianus Marcellinus 14.6.16–17: 101
- 19.11.1: 290
- 28.1.49: 13–14
- 31.4.9–11: 291
- 31.6.5: 291–2
- *Anaxandrides, fr. 4 K–A: 80–1
- Antipater of Thessalonica, 82 Gow–Page: 76–7
- Antiphon, Against the Stepmother 14–20: 132–3
- Appian, Civil Wars 1.1.7: 284–5
- Apuleius, Apology 17: 64–5
- Apuleius, Metamorphoses 9.12: 92
- Aristophanes, Clouds 1–7: 24
- Aristophanes, Frogs 31–4: 288
- Aristophanes, Wealth 510–26: 75–6
- Aristotle, Constitution of the Athenians 2, 4–6: 283–4
- Aristotle, Politics 1253b23–1254a17: 5–6
- 1264a17–22: 10–11
- 1269a34–b12: 211
- Aristotle, *fr. 8.44.472 Rose (Athen. 272c): 308
- Artemidorus, The interpretation of dreams 1.45: 329–30
- 1.48: 24
- 1.62: 24
- 1.78: 24
- 2.8–9: ...