• Table of Contents
    • Book 1
      • 1.44.7 – The Molurian Rock: Ino and Melicertes escape Athamas
      • 1.44.8 – The robber Sciron tosses travelers into the sea
      • 1.44.9 – The Temple of Zeus Aphesios
      • 1.44.10 – Borderlands: The descendants of Heracles
    • Book 2
      • Book 2.1
        • 2.1.1 – The Land of Corinth and its Founders
        • 2.1.2 – Rome’s Impact on Corinth
        • 2.1.3 – The Road to Corinth continued: Memories of Theseus and Melicertes
        • 2.1.4 – Sinis and Periphetes
        • 2.1.5 – The Isthmus and Attempts to Build a Canal
        • 2.1.6 – The Quarrel of Poseidon and Helios
        • 2.1.7 – The Sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia
        • 2.1.8 – Sanctuary of Poseidon (cont.)
        • 2.1.9 – The Dioscuri
      • Book 2.2
        • 2.2.1 – The heroon of Palaimon
        • 2.2.2 – The graves of Sisyphus and Neleus
        • 2.2.3 – The Road to Corinth continued: Corinth’s harbors, Lechaeum and Cenchreae
        • 2.2.4 – Two famous tombs near the gates of Corinth: Diogenes and Lais
        • 2.2.5 – The tomb of Lais (cont.)
        • 2.2.6 – Monuments in the Corinthian agora
        • 2.2.7 – The xoana of Dionysus (cont.)
        • 2.2.8 – The west side of the agora
      • Book 2.3
        • 2.3.1 – A bronze Athena and a Temple of Octavia
        • 2.3.2 – The Road to Lechaeum
        • 2.3.3 – Peirene Fountain
        • 2.3.4 – A bronze Hermes
        • 2.3.5 – Corinthian waterworks
        • 2.3.6 – The Road to Sicyon: The Story of Glauce and Medea and the tomb of Medea’s children
        • 2.3.7 – Rites in honor of Medea’s children
        • 2.3.8 – Medea’s Flight to Athens and Beyond
        • 2.3.9 – Other traditions about Medea’s children
        • 2.3.10 – The Genealogy of the Rulers of Corinth: the Sons of Helios to Medea
        • 2.3.11 – Medea’s attempt to make her children immortal
      • Book 2.4
        • 2.4.1 – The Case of Bellerophon
        • 2.4.2 – Bellerophon was never king of Corinth
        • 2.4.3 – The Genealogy of the Rulers of Corinth: Sisyphus to Cypselus
        • 2.4.4 – The Genealogy of the Rulers of Corinth: from the Dorians to Cypselus
        • 2.4.5 – The Road to Sicyon: The Capitolium, gymnasium, the spring of Lerna, and the Sanctuary of Asclepius
        • 2.4.6 – The Road to Acrocorinth
        • 2.4.7 – Goddess Sanctuaries
      • Book 2.5
        • 2.5.1 – Acrocorinth
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    • Bibliotheca
      • Theseus
        • A – Labors of Theseus
        • B – Labors of Theseus
        • C – Labors of Theseus
      • Semele
        • A – Semele and Ino
        • B – Semele and Ino
        • C – Semele and Ino
      • Ballerophon
        • A – Bellerophon
        • B – Bellerophon
        • C – Bellerophon
      • Medea
        • A – Medea at Corinth
        • B – Medea at Corinth
    • Paul
      • A Paul’s Mission to Corinth, Acts 18: 1-6
      • B Paul’s Mission to Corinth, Acts 18: 7-11
      • C Paul’s Mission to Corinth, Acts 18: 12-17
    • Communal Meals
      • A – The Politics of Communal Meals in Hellenistic Greece 1 Cor. 11: 17-22
      • B – The Politics of Communal Meals in Hellenistic Greece 1 Cor. 11: 23-27
      • C – The Politics of the Communal Meal in Hellenistic Greece, 1 Cor. 11: 28-34
    • Sack of Corinth
      • A – The Sack of Corinth, Zonaras 9. 31
      • B – The Sack of Corinth, Zonaras 9. 31
      • C – The Sack of Corinth, Strabo 8.6.23
      • D – The Sack of Corinth, Strabo 8. 6. 23
      • E – The Sack of Corinth, Strabo 8.6.23
    • Freedom of Greeks
      • A Flamininus Proclaims the “Freedom of the Greeks,” Polybius 18. 46. 1-4
      • B The “Freedom of the Greeks,” Polybius 18. 46. 5-8
      • C The “Freedom of the Greeks,” Polybius 18. 46. 9-12
      • D The “Freedom of the Greeks,” Polybius 18. 46. 13-15
    • Antipater
      • A – Antipater of Sidon, AP 9.151
      • B – Antipater of Sidon, AP 7.493
    • Diogenes
      • A – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.4-6
      • B – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.9-10
      • C – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.11-12
      • D – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.13, 15
      • E – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.25-27
      • F – Diogenes the Cynic at the Isthmian Games, Dio Chrysostom 8.36
    • Arion
      • A – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch Moralia 160d-e
      • B – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 160f
      • C – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 161a
      • D – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 161b
      • E – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moraila 161c
      • F – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 161d
      • G – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 161e-162a
      • H – Arion and the Dolphins, Plutarch, Moralia 162b
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