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  Leucae 15

  Leuctra 27, 98

  Libanius 94

  Lilybaeum 57

  Livy 12, 13, 39, 41, 42, 66, 107–8, 125

  Louverture, Toussaint see Toussaint Louverture

  Lucullus, Lucius Licinius 17, 58, 59

  son of, with same name 48

  Lycurgus 68, 78, 97–8

  Lysias 77

  McGushin, P. 65

  McKeown, N. 2, 117, 148

  Macrobius 77

  Mamertium 39

  Marius 19, 68, 70, 100, 107

  in Florus’ history 108, 110

  maroons (maroon communities) 31–8, 43, 120, 127–30, 135

  Marx, K. 2, 118

  Marxists 3

  Maurenbrecher, B. 65

  Megallis 11, 84–5

  daughter of 82, 85, 86–7

  Messenia 95, 98–9

  Messenians 25–7, 29, 96, 97, 98

  Messenian city of Helos 94

  Mileta, C. 45, 84

  Minturnae 12

  Minutius, Titus Vettius 17, 60–61, 63, 125–6

  Mithridates 10, 15, 22, 47, 61, 123

  takes name Dionysus 143

  Morgantina 44, 45, 55, 56, 57, 126

  Mummius 47

  Myron of Priene 27

  Naupactus 25, 26, 38

  Nero 24

  Nerva, Licinius 19, 44

  Nicias 67–70

  Nicomedes, king of Bithynia 19

  Nuceria 17

  Numa 68, 78–9, 98

  Nymphodorus of Syracuse 30, 31, 37, 38, 53, 54

  Obsequens, Julius 12, 13, 123

  Octavian, Octavius see Augustus

  Oenomaus 22, 51, 66, 71

  Orosius 12, 28, 39, 40

  on Roman Republic 111–12

  outbreak 10–28

  Palikoi, sanctuary of 19

  Patterson, O. 4, 5, 119, 120

  Pausanias 94, 98

  Peloponnesian War 25, 127

  Pergamum 12, 14, 15, 16, 42, 61, 111

  Perperna, Marcus 60, 62

  perhaps grandson of preceding 72

  Photius 19, 39, 45, 54, 55, 56, 63

  and Diodorus’ history 83–8, 122

  Piccinin, P. 101

  Plato 29

  Alcibiades of 94

  Gorgias of 148

  Laws of 96

  Republic of 76–7

  thinks slaves should not share a common language 99, 123–4

  play, slaves stage 39–40, 89

  Plutarch 16, 22, 46, 48, 51, 53, 64–71, 72

  on Cato 99

  Comparison of Lycurgus and Numa 78–9

  on helots 94, 97–8

  views on Romans 83

  Pompey, Gn. 22, 23, 48, 71, 72, 101, 102, 103, 113

  in Appian’s history 106–7

  in Florus’ history 110

  Pliny the Elder 138

  Polybius 103–4

  Popillius, Publius 13

  Porphyrogenitus see Constantine

  Posidonius 18, 83, 85–6, 95, 126

  Praeneste 24

  Price, R. 31–2

  Pylos 25, 26

  Pollux of Naucratis 91–2, 94

  resistance of slaves 1–9, 75–80

  revolt of slaves 1–9

  frequency of 1–9, 100–115

  in historiography 81–90, 100–115

  outbreak of 10–28

  maintenance of 29–50

  revolution 3, 32–5

  Rubinsohn, Z. 101

  Rupilius, Publius 13, 56

  Sacks, K. 81, 82–3, 86

  Sacrovir 23

  Ste Croix, G. E. M. de 118, 127

  St Domingue 3, 34, 35, 119 see also Haiti

  Sallust 15, 23, 65–6

  Salvius 32, 44–6, 54, 56–9

  as king 75

  Samians 25

  Saramaka 36

  Sarapion 56

  Satyros 59

  Schwartz, S. B. 34, 120, 156

  Scullard, H. H. 103

  Segesta 57

  Seneca 77

  Sertorius 21, 68, 70, 71, 72

  in the Cambridge Ancient History 101

  in Florus–history 108

  Servilius, Gaius 59

  Shaw, B. D. 64, 122

  Siculus see Diodorus Siculus

  Sicily see Sicilian slave war, First and Sicilian slave war, Second

  Spartacus aiming to go to 48

  Sicilian slave war, First 10–14, 38–42, 54–7, 81–90

  Sicilian slave war, Second 16–21, 43–6, 58–60

  Sinuessa 12

  slave armies

  formation of 10–28

  ideology of 75–80

  leadership of 51–74

  maintenance of 29–50

  slave leaders 11–24, 51–74 see also Athenion, Cleon, Crixus, Eunus, Oenomaus, Salvius, Spartacus, Varius

  slave revolts see revolt

  slaves, slavery passim

  snake 67

  Social War 105–6

  in Florus’ history 108, 109

  Socrates 76, 94

  Spain 72 see also Sertorius

  Sparta 3, 24–8, 29 see also Spartans

  Spartacus

  leads gladiators 8, 21–4

  leads slave army 46–50

  discussed by Bradley 33

  goal of 40

  as leader 51, 52, 56, 62, 64–73

  name and origins of 144–5

  referred to by Cicero 78

  in Cambridge Ancient History 101

  in Cambridge Companion to the Roman Republic 101

  in Appian’s history 34, 71–2, 105–6

  in Augustine 114

  in Florus’ history 108–9

  in Orosius’ history 112

  in Plutarch 67–71

  Spartans 37, 38, 73–4, 91–9 see also Sparta

  Stinton, T. C. W. 122

  Strabo 15, 42, 43, 63, 93

  Stylianou, P. J. 82

  Suetonius 22, 48

  Sulla 21, 70, 72, 104, 113

  in Appian’s narrative 106, 107

  sympathy for rebellious slaves 81–90, 91–9

  Syria 83, 110 see also Syrian, Syrians

  Syrian 42, 60

  Syrian runaways cutting off arms of their captives 138–9

  Syrians 41, 56

  Tacitus 23, 24

  Talbert, R. 73

  Tauromenium 39, 56, 87, 125

  Theopompus 29, 37, 91

  Thucydides 24, 25, 26, 29, 73, 92, 127, 128

  Melian debate of 75

  Timaeus of Tauromenium 29

  Titinius, Marcus 21, 44

  Toussaint Louverture 2, 35

  Triokala 58, 59

  Turner, Nat 7

  Tryphon see Salvius

  Valerius, Publius 71

  Varinius, Publius 46

  Varius 19, 32

  Varro 65

  Vavrinek, V. 62–3

  Velleius Paterculus 66

  Verbrugghe, G. 41–2

  Verres 65

  Vesuvius 71

  Via Appia see Appian Way

  Vogt, J. 18, 33, 77–8, 121

  Whitby, M. 146

  Wilberforce, W. 33

  Wiedemann, T. 121, 124, 130

  Xenophon 26, 27

  Hiero of 77

  Yarrow, L. M. 132

  Yavetz, Z. 123

  Zeuxis 85, 139

 

 

 


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