Dynastic Lycia. A Political History of the Lycians and their Relations with Foreign Powers, c. 545-362 B.C.

DYNASTIC LYCIA: A POLlTICAL HISTORY OF THE LYCIANS AND THEIR RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN POWERS
CONTENTS
Preface
Acknowledgements
A Note on Transliteration and Nomenclature
Map
I. Introduction and Sources
II. The Lycian People and their Environment
III. Lycian Political Structures and the Lycian 'Kings' and 'Nobility'
IV. Iranization and Hellenization
V. Lycia 545-522: the Persian Conquest and the Xanthian Dynasty
VI. The Lycians under Darius and Xerxes
VII. Lycia' s Entry into the Delian League
VIII. The Reign ofKuprlli
IX. Athenian Attempts to Regain Lycia in the Archidamian War
X. Lycian Relations with Tissaphemes, and the Last Xanthian Dynasts
XI. Perikle of Limyra
XII. The End of the Dynastic System of Rule in Lycia, and the Beginning of Carian Domination
XIII. Envoi: Lycia after the Achaemenids
Appendices
	I. Lycian Tombs
	II. Lycian Cults
	III. Lycia and the Lukka Lands
	IV. Family Tree of the Xanthian Dynasty
	V. The Date of the Persian Invasion of Lycia
	VI. The Location of Phoinike
	VII. Lycian Troops and their Equipment
	VIII. Phaselis
	IX. FGrH Numbers Of Fragmentary Historians Cited
Bibliography
Index
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