Stephen D. Lambert, D. Phil. (1987) in Ancient History, University of Oxford, is Reader in Ancient History at Cardiff University. He has published extensively on the history and epigraphy of ancient Athens, is editor of Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 1, 2, and of Attic Inscriptions Online, and author of a companion volume to this one, Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees 352/1-322/1 BC: Epigraphical Essays.

''In all these essays much is clearly presented, both fundamental issues of epigraphical importance and well-chosen illustrative examples, making this book, if not a handbook per se, certainly an authoritative reference work on all the epigraphic issues herein addressed.'' Brad L. Cook in The Classical Journal Online, 02.02.2023.

• ContentsContentsPrefaceIntroductionFundamentalsThe Locations of Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees in the Age of Demosthenes*The Selective Inscribing of Laws and Decrees in Late Classical Athens*Inscribed Laws and Decrees and Athenian PolicyWhat was the Point of Inscribed Honorific Decrees in Classical Athens?Some Political Shifts in Lykourgan AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and the PastConnecting with the Past in Lykourgan Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveInscribing the past in Fourth-Century AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and DemocracyThe Rule of Law in Practice in Late Classical Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveProposers of Inscribed Laws and Decrees and the Distribution of Political Influence in Late Classical Athens*Council and Assembly in Late Classical and Hellenistic Athens: An Epigraphical Perspective on Democracy*PostscriptsDedication and Decrees Commemorating Military Action in 339/8 BC (IG II2 1155)The Inscribed Version of the Decree Honouring Lykourgos of Boutadai (IG II2 457 and 3207)

Stephen D. Lambert, D. Phil. (1987) in Ancient History, University of Oxford, is Reader in Ancient History at Cardiff University. He has published extensively on the history and epigraphy of ancient Athens, is editor of Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 1, 2, and of Attic Inscriptions Online, and author of a companion volume to this one, Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees 352/1-322/1 BC: Epigraphical Essays.

''In all these essays much is clearly presented, both fundamental issues of epigraphical importance and well-chosen illustrative examples, making this book, if not a handbook per se, certainly an authoritative reference work on all the epigraphic issues herein addressed.'' Brad L. Cook in The Classical Journal Online, 02.02.2023.

• ContentsContentsPrefaceIntroductionFundamentalsThe Locations of Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees in the Age of Demosthenes*The Selective Inscribing of Laws and Decrees in Late Classical Athens*Inscribed Laws and Decrees and Athenian PolicyWhat was the Point of Inscribed Honorific Decrees in Classical Athens?Some Political Shifts in Lykourgan AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and the PastConnecting with the Past in Lykourgan Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveInscribing the past in Fourth-Century AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and DemocracyThe Rule of Law in Practice in Late Classical Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveProposers of Inscribed Laws and Decrees and the Distribution of Political Influence in Late Classical Athens*Council and Assembly in Late Classical and Hellenistic Athens: An Epigraphical Perspective on Democracy*PostscriptsDedication and Decrees Commemorating Military Action in 339/8 BC (IG II2 1155)The Inscribed Version of the Decree Honouring Lykourgos of Boutadai (IG II2 457 and 3207)

Stephen D. Lambert, D. Phil. (1987) in Ancient History, University of Oxford, is Reader in Ancient History at Cardiff University. He has published extensively on the history and epigraphy of ancient Athens, is editor of Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 1, 2, and of Attic Inscriptions Online, and author of a companion volume to this one, Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees 352/1-322/1 BC: Epigraphical Essays.

''In all these essays much is clearly presented, both fundamental issues of epigraphical importance and well-chosen illustrative examples, making this book, if not a handbook per se, certainly an authoritative reference work on all the epigraphic issues herein addressed.'' Brad L. Cook in The Classical Journal Online, 02.02.2023.

• ContentsContentsPrefaceIntroductionFundamentalsThe Locations of Inscribed Athenian Laws and Decrees in the Age of Demosthenes*The Selective Inscribing of Laws and Decrees in Late Classical Athens*Inscribed Laws and Decrees and Athenian PolicyWhat was the Point of Inscribed Honorific Decrees in Classical Athens?Some Political Shifts in Lykourgan AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and the PastConnecting with the Past in Lykourgan Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveInscribing the past in Fourth-Century AthensInscribed Laws and Decrees and DemocracyThe Rule of Law in Practice in Late Classical Athens: An Epigraphical PerspectiveProposers of Inscribed Laws and Decrees and the Distribution of Political Influence in Late Classical Athens*Council and Assembly in Late Classical and Hellenistic Athens: An Epigraphical Perspective on Democracy*PostscriptsDedication and Decrees Commemorating Military Action in 339/8 BC (IG II2 1155)The Inscribed Version of the Decree Honouring Lykourgos of Boutadai (IG II2 457 and 3207)