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Introduction Christopher Rowe; Part I. Archaic and Classical Greece: 1.Greek political thought: the historical context Paul Cartledge; 2.Poets, lawgivers, and the beginnings of political reflection in archaicGreece Kurt A. Raaflaub; 3. Greek drama and political theory SimonGoldhill; 4. Herodotus, Thucydides and the Sophists Richard Winton; 5.Democritus C. C. W. Taylor; 6. The orators Josiah Ober; 7. Xenophon andIsocrates V. J. Gray; 8. Socrates and Plato: an introduction MelissaLane; 9. Socrates T. M. Penner; 10. Approaching the Republic MalcolmSchofield; 11. The Politicus and other dialogues Christopher Rowe; 12.The laws Andre Laks; 13. Plato and practical politics MalcolmSchofield; 14. Cleitophon and Minos Christopher Rowe; 15. Aristotle: anintroduction Malcolm Schofield; 16. Naturalism Fred D. Miller Jr; 17.Justice and the polis Jean Roberts; 18. Aristotelian constitutionsChristopher Rowe; 19. The Peripatos after Aristotle Christopher Rowe;Part II. The Hellenistic and Roman Worlds: 20. Introduction: theHellenistic and Roman periods Peter Garnsey; 21. The Cynics John Moles;22. Epicurean and Stoic political thought Malcolm Schofield; 23. Kingsand constitutions: Hellenistic theories David E. Hahm; 24. Cicero E. M.Atkins; 25. Reflections of Roman political thought in Latin historicalwriting Thomas Wiedemann; 26. Seneca and Pliny Miriam Griffin; 27.Platonism and Pythagoreanism in the early Empire Bruno Centrone; 28.Josephus Tessa Rajak; 29. Stoic writers of the imperial era ChristopherGill; 30. The jurists David Johnston; 31. Christianity Frances Young;Epilogue Malcolm Schofield.