Thomas Figueira is Distinguished Professor of Classics and of Ancient History at Rutgers University, New Jersey, and an internationally-recognised authority on the politics and economics of ancient Greece. Among over one hundred and twenty-five publications, he is the author of Aegina: Economy and Society (1981); Athens and Aigina in the Age of Imperial Colonization (1991); Excursions in Epichoric History (1993); The Power of Money: Coinage and Politics in the Athenian Empire (1998), and co-author of Wisdom from the Ancients: Enduring Business Lessons from Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and The Illustrious Leaders of Ancient Greece and Rome (2001). He has also edited or co-edited five collections of essays.Sean R. Jensen was educated at Brown University and Rutgers University, and has taught Classics and Ancient History at a range of institutions including Rutgers, Harvard, and Southern Indiana. His research interests lie primarily in Greek history, epigraphy, and literature, on which he has published a number of articles. He has been the Michael Jameson Fellow at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and the Harvard College Fellow in Greek History. His doctoral dissertation investigated sub-hegemonies in the Athenian fifth-century arkhe.

• Preface viiIntroduction ixSean R. Jensen1. Periclean Imperialism and Imperial Finance in Context Loren J. Samons II (Boston University)2. Imperial Numeracy? Athenian Calculation ofSome Imperial Taxes William S. Bubelis (Washington University of St Louis)3. Synteleia and Apotaxis on the Athenian Tribute Lists Sean R. Jensen 4. Karystos in Euboia and Attic Hegemony Malcolm B. Wallace† (University of Toronto)5. Patterns in Variation in Tribute Assessment Aaron Hershkowitz (Rutgers University)6. Phoroi, Syntaxeis, and Loans from Delian Apollo:The Cyclades under Athenian Financial Imperialism Grégory Bonnin (University of Bordeaux)7. The Aristeidian Tribute and the Peace of Nikias Thomas J. Figueira (Rutgers University)8. The Wealth of Metics and Athenian Naval Power Brian Rutishauer (Fresno City College)Subject Index Index of Ancient Sources

Thomas Figueira is Distinguished Professor of Classics and of Ancient History at Rutgers University, New Jersey, and an internationally-recognised authority on the politics and economics of ancient Greece. Among over one hundred and twenty-five publications, he is the author of Aegina: Economy and Society (1981); Athens and Aigina in the Age of Imperial Colonization (1991); Excursions in Epichoric History (1993); The Power of Money: Coinage and Politics in the Athenian Empire (1998), and co-author of Wisdom from the Ancients: Enduring Business Lessons from Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and The Illustrious Leaders of Ancient Greece and Rome (2001). He has also edited or co-edited five collections of essays.Sean R. Jensen was educated at Brown University and Rutgers University, and has taught Classics and Ancient History at a range of institutions including Rutgers, Harvard, and Southern Indiana. His research interests lie primarily in Greek history, epigraphy, and literature, on which he has published a number of articles. He has been the Michael Jameson Fellow at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and the Harvard College Fellow in Greek History. His doctoral dissertation investigated sub-hegemonies in the Athenian fifth-century arkhe.

• Preface viiIntroduction ixSean R. Jensen1. Periclean Imperialism and Imperial Finance in Context Loren J. Samons II (Boston University)2. Imperial Numeracy? Athenian Calculation ofSome Imperial Taxes William S. Bubelis (Washington University of St Louis)3. Synteleia and Apotaxis on the Athenian Tribute Lists Sean R. Jensen 4. Karystos in Euboia and Attic Hegemony Malcolm B. Wallace† (University of Toronto)5. Patterns in Variation in Tribute Assessment Aaron Hershkowitz (Rutgers University)6. Phoroi, Syntaxeis, and Loans from Delian Apollo:The Cyclades under Athenian Financial Imperialism Grégory Bonnin (University of Bordeaux)7. The Aristeidian Tribute and the Peace of Nikias Thomas J. Figueira (Rutgers University)8. The Wealth of Metics and Athenian Naval Power Brian Rutishauer (Fresno City College)Subject Index Index of Ancient Sources

Thomas Figueira is Distinguished Professor of Classics and of Ancient History at Rutgers University, New Jersey, and an internationally-recognised authority on the politics and economics of ancient Greece. Among over one hundred and twenty-five publications, he is the author of Aegina: Economy and Society (1981); Athens and Aigina in the Age of Imperial Colonization (1991); Excursions in Epichoric History (1993); The Power of Money: Coinage and Politics in the Athenian Empire (1998), and co-author of Wisdom from the Ancients: Enduring Business Lessons from Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and The Illustrious Leaders of Ancient Greece and Rome (2001). He has also edited or co-edited five collections of essays.Sean R. Jensen was educated at Brown University and Rutgers University, and has taught Classics and Ancient History at a range of institutions including Rutgers, Harvard, and Southern Indiana. His research interests lie primarily in Greek history, epigraphy, and literature, on which he has published a number of articles. He has been the Michael Jameson Fellow at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens and the Harvard College Fellow in Greek History. His doctoral dissertation investigated sub-hegemonies in the Athenian fifth-century arkhe.

• Preface viiIntroduction ixSean R. Jensen1. Periclean Imperialism and Imperial Finance in Context Loren J. Samons II (Boston University)2. Imperial Numeracy? Athenian Calculation ofSome Imperial Taxes William S. Bubelis (Washington University of St Louis)3. Synteleia and Apotaxis on the Athenian Tribute Lists Sean R. Jensen 4. Karystos in Euboia and Attic Hegemony Malcolm B. Wallace† (University of Toronto)5. Patterns in Variation in Tribute Assessment Aaron Hershkowitz (Rutgers University)6. Phoroi, Syntaxeis, and Loans from Delian Apollo:The Cyclades under Athenian Financial Imperialism Grégory Bonnin (University of Bordeaux)7. The Aristeidian Tribute and the Peace of Nikias Thomas J. Figueira (Rutgers University)8. The Wealth of Metics and Athenian Naval Power Brian Rutishauer (Fresno City College)Subject Index Index of Ancient Sources