Series Editor's Preface List of Figures Preface Notes on Contributors Introduction Douglas Cairns, Mirko Canevaro and David M. Lewis Part I: Slavery and Honour in the Conceptual Sphere 1. Honour and the Rhetoric of Slavery in Herodotus Douglas Cairns 2. Greek Slavery and Honour: Institutional and Prototypical Approaches David M. Lewis 3. The Space in Between: Honourable Slaves and the Theory of Natural Slavery Ulrike Roth 4. Helot Dishonour and Spartan Identity Gabriel Cabral Bernardo Part II: Slavery and Honour in the Household 5. Slavery, Honour and Ideology in Homer's World David Tandy 6.

Recognition and Imbalances of Power: Honour Relations and Slaves' Claims vis-à-vis Their Masters Mirko Canevaro 7. Negotiating Respect and O ikeiotês : The Honour of Menander's Slaves Bianca Mazzinghi Gori 8. Honour as a Privilege: Slave Hierarchies and Master-Slave Relationships in the Household-Management Texts of Classical Athens Jason Porter Part III: Slavery and Honour Beyond the Household 9. The Multiple Honours of Enslaved People in Ancient Greek Societies Kostas Vlassopoulos 10. Whose Honour? Hubris, Slavery and the Athenian Law Once More Nick Fisher 11. 'Privileged' Slaves and Honour in Classical Athens Deborah Kamen 12. Chosen by the Gods: Enslaved Leaders and Religious Honour Ambra Ghiringhelli Bibliography Index Locorum General Index.