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Achaeus
of Eretria, Azanes
Aelian,
On the Nature of Animals
Alcman,
Hymn to Lykaian Zeus
L.
Ampelius, Liber Memorialis
- 9.1
(The number and origins of the Jupiters)
Anonymous
Apollodorus,
Library and Epitome
Aratus,
Phaenomena
Aristotle
St.
Augustine, City of God
- 18.17
(Human sacrifice, lycanthropy)
Avienus,
Aratea
- 105
(transformation of Callisto)
Callimachus,
Hymn to Zeus
Calpurnius
Siculus, Bucolica
Cicero,
On the Nature of the Gods
- 3.53-57
(Birth of Jupiter and Apollo in Arcadia)
Claudius
Claudianus
Panegyric
on the Fourth Consulship of Emperor Honorius
- 461-483
(defeat of Alaric in Arcadia)
Panegyric
on the Sixth Consulship of Emperor Honorius
- 198-200
(Lykaian Pan)
Panegyric
on the Consulship of Stilicho
- 1.181-187
(defeat of Alaric in Arcadia)
Columella,
On Farming
Dionysius
of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities
- 1.32.3-5
(Lupercalia connection)
- 1.80
(Lupercalia connection)
Dionysius
Periegeta
Dioscorides,
de Materia Medica
Donatus,
Vergilian Interpretations
Euripides
Electra
- 1274
(Orestes banished to Arcadia)
Herodotus,
The History
- 4.203
(Lykaian Zeus at Cyrene)
Hesiod,
The Astronomy
Himerius,
Orations
- 5.3
(Alcman's Hymn to Lykaian Zeus)
Horace,
Odes
[Hyginus]
Poetica
Astronomica
- 2.1
(Callisto)
- 2.4
(Lycaon and Callisto)
Fables
- 176
(Lycaon)
- 177
(Temple of Olympian Zeus)
Isidore,
Etymologies
Justin,
Epitome of Pompeius Trogus
Leonidas
of Tarentum
Livy,
History of Rome
- 1.5
(Lupercalia connection)
[Lycophron],
Alexandra
- 478-485
(Arcadians and lycanthropy)
Nonnus,
Dionysiaca
Ovid
Parian
Marble
- A'17
(Festival of Lykaian Zeus)
Pausanias,
Description of Greece
- 4.22.7
(Stele in the temenos of Zeus)
- 6.8.2
(Damarchos' lycanthropy)
- 8.2.1
(Founding of Lykosoura)
- 8.2.6
(Werewolf myth)
- 8.27.3-6
(Lykaion in the synoecism of Megalopolis)
- 8.30.2-3
(Megalopolis: Sanctuary of Lykaian Zeus)
- 8.36.3
(Rhea's Cave)
- 8.38.2
(Cretea)
- 8.38.3-4
(Spring and rain magic)
- 8.38.5
(Sanctuary of Pan)
- 8.38.6
(Temenos of Zeus)
- 8.38.7
(Ash altar of Zeus)
- 8.53.11
(Altars of Pan & Lykaian Zeus near Tegea)
Pindar
Nemean
Odes
- 10.45ff.
(Theaios' ancestors)
[Plato],
Minos
Plato,
Republic
- 565d
(Cannibalism, lycanthropy)
Pliny,
Natural History
- 4.21
(Mountains of Arcadia)
- 7.205
(First gymnastic games)
- 8.34
(Lycanthropy of Demaenetus)
Plutarch
The
Lives
- Antony
12.1
(Lupercalia)
- Aratus
36.1
(Defeat near Lykaion)
- Cleomenes
5.1
(Victory near Lykaion)
- Julius
Caesar 61.1ff
(Lupercalia connection)
- Romulus
21.3
(Lupercalia)
Moralia
- Greek
Questions 39
(The abaton and those who enter)
- Roman
Questions 68
(Lupercalia)
Polemon,
On the Heracleids at Thebes
Polyaenus,
Stratagems
- 4.7.9
(Battle near Lykaion)
Polybius,
Histories
- 2.4
(Battle near Lykaion)
- 4.33
(Aristocrates and the stele by the altar of Zeus)
- 7.13
(citation of Plato on sacrifices)
- 16.12.7
(Temenos of Zeus)
Porphyry,
On Abstinence from Killing Animals
- 2.27
(History of sacrificial acts)
Sidonius
Apollinaris, Carmina
Solinus,
Collection of Memorable Things
Statius
Strabo,
Geography
- 4.6.12
(Citation of Polybius on mountains)
- 8.3.22
(Source of the Neda)
- 8.8.2
(Temple of Lykaian Zeus)
- 8.8.3
(Famous mountains)
Theocritus,
Idylls
- 1.123
with scholia (Oracle of Pan, sterile animals)
Thucydides,
The Peloponnesian War
- 5.16.3
(Pleistoanax' house in the hieron)
- 5.54.1-2
(Spartans near Lykaion)
Valerius
Flaccus, Argonautica
Virgil
Xenophon,
Anabasis
- 1.2.10
(celebration of the Lykaian games while on campaign)
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