Against Neaira : By Apollodoros Book

	Introduction
1	The speech 'Against Neaira' as a source of information
i	Why is the speech 'Against Neaira' an important source?	1
ii	Is the speech 'Against Neaira' a reliable source?	2
iii	Women in the structure of the polis	3
iv	Courtesans and common prostitutes	4
v	Concubines and nothoi	8
vi	Marriage and the family	14
vii	Women's work and property rights	16
viii	Emotional communication between men and women	19
ix	An overall view of Athenian women	20
2	Athenian citizenship and the Athenian state
i	Male Athenian citizens	22
ii	Female Athenian citizens	25
iii	Athenian citizenship, the law and the family	26
3	The prosecution and trial of Neaira
i	The date of the speech	28
ii	The background of the prosecution of Neaira	29
iii	The case against Neaira	31
4	The litigants and their potrayal
i	External evidence	43
ii	The characters in the speeches of Apollodoros	45
iii	The portraits of the protagonists	46
5	Authorship and style
i	The debate on the authorship of the speech	48
ii	Language and style	52
6	Stichometry and documents	56
7	Manuscripts and printed editions
i	The main manuscripts (SFQYRD)	60
ii	Later Manuscripts	69
iii	The order of the speech in the manuscripts	73
iv	Indirect Transmission	74
v	Printed editions	75
	Greek Text and Translation	81
	Commentary	166
	Abbreviations and Bibliography	439
	Index 1: Sources	450
	Index 2: Greek	454
	Index 3: English	456