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Poine: A Study in Ancient Greek Blood-Vengeance

by H. J. Treston

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Bury on Homeric homicide customs, 23, 78, 79

on origin of trials for homicide, 92 ff.

on homicide-purgation, 111

on the Ionian tribes, 135 f.

on the Phoenicians, 138 f.

on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 287

Caillemer on parricide, 234

Coulanges, Fustel de, on the phratry, 82, 88

on local Attic magistracies, 83, 135, 199

on religious aspect of homicide, 95

on anthropomorphism, 100

on homicide-purgation, 111

Eichhoff on Homeric homicide customs, 23

Gilbert on origin of trials for homicide, 80, 93, 263

on the Attic tribe-kings, 83

on the Dorian tribes, 130

on State-execution of death penalty, 226 ff.

Gilbert on the Ephetae, 264 ff.

on the Exegetae, 267

on the Areopagus, 269

Glotz on the meaning of ποινή, 28 f.

on the Shield of Achilles, 40

on the penalty of servitude, 44

on homicide in Homeric Greece, 58, 68, 80

on the historical survival of clan courts, 83

on the judicial aspect of kin-slaying, 86, 181, 233 f.

on the question of γραφὴ φόνου, 258 ff.

on confiscation and wergeld, 219

on State-execution of death penalty, 226, 231 f.

on the meaning of θέμιστες, 90

on the Prytaneum court, 92

on the abolition of wergeld, 92, 179 ff., 222

on homicide-purgation, 112, 117, 139

on the Middle Age of Hellenism, 132 ff.

on Solon’s legislation, 133

on ‘private settlement’ for homicide, 143 ff., 174 f., 186 ff., 198, 209, 221 f.

on ‘appeasement’ in cases of manslaughter, 198, 207 ff.

on the Ephetae, 264 ff.

on ἀσυλία, 145, 166, 179 ff.

Grote on homicide customs in Homeric Greece, 23

on Spartan institutions, 130

Harrison (Miss) on religious aspect of homicide, 96

on anthropomorphism, 100

on Olympian and Chthonian ritual, 102, 114

on the Erinnyes, 110, 113 ff., 123

on homicide-purgation, 110, 142

on the Year-Spirit, 334

on the Pitcher Feast, 377

Hogarth on early Boeotia, 131

Holm on Spartan institutions, 130

Jevons on homicide in Homeric Greece, 23, 78

on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 287

on Greek drama, 303

on Euripides, 332 ff.

Leaf on the historicity of Homer, 12 ff.

on tribalism in Homer, 21

on homicide in Homer, 25 ff., 66, 83, 96

on the Shield of Achilles, 25 ff., 89, 90

on kin-slaying in Homer, 95

on Achaean religion, 100

Leaf on Chthonianism in Homer, 103

on post-Homeric tribalism, 127

on the Dorian conquest, 129

on the Ionian tribes, 135

on Boeotia, 131

Lipsius on the Shield of Achilles, 35, 39 f.

on βούλευσις, 224 f.

on the Delphinium court, 255

Mahaffy on prehistoric Greece, 138

Maine on origin of private property in land, 15 f.

on the sacramentum, 40

on the θέμιστες, 90

on Indian village communities, 82

on Indian tribal police, 228

Monro on the Shield of Achilles, 34

Müller (C. O.) on homicide-purgation, 52, 65, 111 ff., 152 ff.

on the origin of trials for homicide, 93

on the religious aspect of homicide, 96

on the Erinnyes, 120

on ‘private settlement’, 174, 177, 209

on the δικαὶ ἀψύχων, 197

on ‘appeasement’, 207 f.

on the Ephetae, 265

on the Exegetae, 267

on the Areopagus, 269 ff.

on the trial of Orestes, 297

on Attic mythology, 135

on the Dorian Apollo, 155

on Thessaly, 128

on Sparta, 130

on Boeotia, 131

Murray, G., on primitive religion, 98

on the Year-Spirit, 334

Philippi on homicide-purgation, 153

on ‘private settlement’, 174

on the Draconian inscription, 194 ff.

on the δικαὶ ἀψύχων, 197

on the penalties for adultery, 217

on confiscation, 221

on the γραφὴ ἀσεβείας, 262

on the Ephetae, 264 f.

Ridgeway on the Homeric poems, 13

on Homeric land-tenure, 15 ff.

on the Shield of Achilles, 34

on Pelasgian and Achaean religion, 104 ff.

on the decline of Achaean power, 128

on the Boeotians, 131

on the place of Orestes’ trial, 296

Seebohm, F., on wergeld in Wales, 7 ff.

on the Welsh tribes, 20 f.

on Beowulf, 48

on the Wisigoths, 53

Seebohm, H., on tribalism in Homer, 13, 15

on Achaean offerings to the dead, 108

Verrall on the Erinnyes in Aeschylus, 123

on the Eumenides of Aeschylus, 288, 290

on the trial of Orestes, 297

on Medea, 394

Wedd on the Orestes, 364 ff.

on Euripides, 398 ff.

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