Tyrant-Slayers of Ancient Athens

Acknowledgements Foreword by Paul Cartledge Introduction PART ONE Chapter 1 First scene The murder of Hipparchus BIRTHS AND GROWING PAINS The Tyrannicides between glory and outrage Chapter 2 Date of birth unknown Antenor's Tyrannicides Chapter 3 A second birth The statuary group produced by Critius and Nesiotes Chapter 4 The artist's studio as a playground Iconographic variations based on the Tyrannicides (c. 470-411 B.C.) Chapter 5 The disorders of a thankless age The oligarchic revolution of 411 B.C. and its consequences Chapter 6 Their finest hour The revived glory of the statuary group in the restored democracy (403 B.C.) PART 2 THE AGE OF REASON? The incomplete normalisation of the Tyrannicides Chapter 7 The age of honours New meanings for the monument in the fourth century Chapter 8 Model "notables" The Tyrannicides in the Hellenistic period Chapter 9 Forever young The uses of the statuary group in the Roman period Epilogue Born Again. The statuary group's belated rebirth in the West Conclusion Appendix Iconographic allusions to the Tyrannicides group Bibliography

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• Escultura
• História clássica / civilização clássica
• História da arte: arte antiga e clássica, BCE a c 500 CE
• Arqueologia clássica grega e romana