The library of Andocides
Across all 4 works of Andocides’s in the library, the harvest finds 45 named sources — 46 citations in all. Not one of those sources stands in the library; every one of them is on the corpus’s wanted list.
7 neutral 3 refuted 1 endorsed Of the 46 citations Andocides makes, 3 argue against the text cited.
named once
45 sources · 4 worksEach of these stands at a single passage, named once and not held by the library. The work that names it carries the anchor.
- On the Mysteries
- Juror oath ¶ · Ancient law on placing a bough in the Eleusinium during the Mysteries · Ceryces law on a father's introduction of his son · Cleonymus' decree · Council oath · Decree in the archonship of Scamandrius · Decree of Isotimides · Decree of Patrocleides · Decree of Teisamenus · Demophantus' anti-tyranny decree and oath · Eucles' testimony · Law equating planner and agent in crime · Law forbidding enforcement of uninscribed laws · Law limiting enforceable laws to those after the archonship of Eucleides · Law of Solon requiring Council sitting in the Eleusinium after the Mysteries · Law on informer immunity · Law on office after suppression of democracy · Law punishing defaulting tax farmers · Law that no decree overrides a law and no individual law applies without special vote · Laws of Solon ¶ · Patrocleides' resolution · Peisander's decree · Reconciliation oath of the city · Statutes of Draco · Stone law on the Eleusinium bough fine · Witnesses to Callias' paternity and household conduct · Witnesses to Callias' settlement overture and Epilycus dispute
- On His Return
- Decree granting Andocides immunity (proposed by Menippus) · Maxim on human fortune and error
- On the Peace with Sparta
- Argos's private peace treaty with Sparta · The alliance between Athens and Boeotia · The fifty years' peace with Sparta · The peace negotiated through Nicias, son of Niceratus · The thirty years' peace with Sparta · The truce and permanent accord with the Great King of Persia · The truce inscribed upon the stone (dictated surrender terms)
- Against Alcibiades
- Athenian law against double prosecution · Athenian treaties with allied states · Law against marriage to one's sister · Law on foreign membership in a competing chorus · Law on malicious prosecution (one-fifth-votes rule) · Myth of Aegisthus (house of Atreus) · Oath of the Council and the People · The Law of Ostracism · Tragic poetry (the tragic stage)