Contributors to LGPN
The foundations of LGPN were laid in the first years of the project,
in a comprehensive research programme carried out by Lexicon staff and
by specialist scholars volunteering their expertise. Central editorial
staff bring each volume to completion, but it is important that we keep
on record the contributions of those whose work lies in the foundations.
In epigraphy, the work of the first researcher, Dr S. M. Sherwin-White,
remains fundamental. She carried out the prime epigraphical research for
the Peloponnese, Western Greece, the Cyclades, Boiotia, Thessaly and parts
of Macedonia and Thrace, besides providing the onomasticon of Kos from
her own research on the island. Dr A. Griffin, joining at a slightly later
date, meticulously covered the complicated ground of Delphi, and in addition
covered part of Euboia, and later began the revision of the Peloponnese.
Some sources cut across regional boundaries, and so the contribution
is a thread running through all volumes. Such is the contribution of Dr
A. W. Johnston, who has from the start kept us informed of new archaeological
discoveries. Similarly with literary sources, and also of Dr A. Crabbe
(patristic sources), Dr N. Key (Latin authors), Professor F. W. Norris
(Church Historians), Dr C. Tuplin (Plutarch), and Dr S. West (literary
papyri).
The following lists those whose contributions were focussed more specifically
on one volume.
LGPN I
- Epigraphy
- R. Hannah (Chios)
- Dr L. H. Jeffery (Crete)
- Professor D. Knoepfler (Euboia, especially Eretria)
- Dr T. B. Mitford (Cyprus)
- Miss J. M. Reynolds (Cyrenaica)
- Archaeological material
- M. M. Débidour (Thasian amphorae)
- Professor Y. Garlan (Thasian amphorae)
- Miss V. Grace (Rhodian and Koan amphorae)
- Numismatic material
- Dr R. Ashton (Dodecannese)
- Dr P. Kinns
- Dr M. Mays
LGPN III.A
- Peloponnese
- Dr Ch. Kritzas, Director of the Epigraphical Museum, Athens (Argos)
- Dr A. D. Rizakis, Institute for Greek and Roman Antiquity (KERA)
in Athens (Achaia)
- Professor P. Siewert, University of Vienna (Elis)
- Dr A. J. S. Spawforth, University of Newcastle (Lakonia)
- Professor R. Stroud, Mellon Professor of Classical Studies at
the American School of Classical Studies in Athens (Korinth)
- W. and N. W. Greece
- Dr C. Antonetti, University of Venice (Aitolia)
- Professor P. Cabanes, University of Paris X, Nanterre (Epiros
and S. Illyria)
- Dr D. Strauch, Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften
(Ionian Islands)
- Dr E. Marin, Archaeological Museum of Split (Dalmatia)
- S. Italy
- Professor M. Lazzarini, University, 'La Sapienza', Rome
- Professor E. Miranda, University of Naples
- Dr N. K. Rutter, University of Edinburgh (coinage of S.Italy)
- Professor H. Solin, University of Helsinki (Pompeii, Greek names
in Latin)
- Sicily
- Professor F. Cordano, University of Macerata
- Professor G. Manganaro, University of Catania
- Professor R. J. A. Wilson, University of Nottingham
- In addition
- Dr J. Warren undertook responsibility for the numismatic evidence
from the Peloponnese and from the Ionian Islands, Aetolia and Acarnania,
and in addition gave valuable assistance on the coinage of Epirus
and Illyria (Apollonia and Epidamnos-Dyrrhachion excluded).
- M. D. Mulliez, University of Reims, provided new readings from
his revision of the Delphic manumission texts and M. J. Oulhen,
University of Rennes II from his revision of the Delphic List of
Theorodokoi.
- Dr B. Petrakos, General Secretary of the Archaeological Society
at Athens, made available the indexes of his unpublished Corpus
of the inscriptions of Oropos.
LGPN III.B
- Oropos
- Dr B. Petrakos, General Secretary of the Archaeological Society
at Athens
- Phokis
- Dr K. Hallof, Director of Inscriptiones Graecae, Berlin-Brandenburgische
Akademie der Wissenschatften
- Delphi
- Dr D. Mulliez, University of Lille 3
- Dr J. Ouhlen, University of Rennes 2
- Thessaly
- Emeritus Professor C. Habicht, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
- Professor B. Helly and the C.N.R.S. team (in particular J.-Cl.
Decourt), Institut Fernand-Courby, Maison de l'Orient Méditerranéen
- Jean Pouilloux, at the University of Lyon 2
- Dr A Kontogiannis and Dr M.-E. Zachou-Kontogianni, University
of Thessaloniki
- Numismatic material
- J. A. W. Warren (Mrs J. Cargill Thompson)
- Mr R. Hepworth
- Vases
- Professor R. Wachter, University of Basel
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