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Type Subject Identifier Title
  • Treatise on Greek athletic history and practic
Flavius Philostratus, De Gymnastica 27: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaFlavius Philostratus, De Gymnastica 27: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in Sparta
  • Medicine, health advice
Hippocrates, De morbis mulierum 1.11: exercise as part of a treatment regimenHippocrates, De morbis mulierum 1.11: exercise as part of a treatment regimen
  • Medicine, health advice
Oribasius, Collatio Medicinae, libri incerti, 20.1-15: exercise as part of the health regimen for girls and womenOribasius, Collatio Medicinae, libri incerti, 20.1-15: exercise as part of the health regimen for girls and women
  • Political Philosophy
Plato, Leges 789a-790a: female athletics in Plato’s political theoryPlato, Leges 789a-790a: female athletics in Plato’s political theory
  • Historical Anecdotes
Plutarchus, Apophthegmata Laconica, Lycurgus 12 (Mor. 227d): Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaPlutarchus, Apophthegmata Laconica, Lycurgus 12 (Mor. 227d): Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in Sparta
  • Biography
Plutarchus, Lycurgus 14.1-15.1: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaPlutarchus, Lycurgus 14.1-15.1: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in Sparta
  • Letter
Pseudo-Crates, Epistula 33.1: effect of exercise on pregnancies and laborPseudo-Crates, Epistula 33.1: effect of exercise on <span>pregnancies and labor </span><span></span>
  • Medicine, health advice
Soranus, Gynaecia 1.22–23: effect of exercise on the mensesSoranus, <span>Gynaecia</span> 1.22–23: effect of exercise on the menses
  • treatise on economics
Xenophon, Oeconomicus 10.11: appropriate forms of female exerciseXenophon, Oeconomicus 10.11: appropriate forms of female exercise
  • Political philosophy
Xenophon, Res Publica Lacedaemoniorum 1.3-4: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in SpartaXenophon, Res Publica Lacedaemoniorum 1.3-4: Lycurgus and the introduction of female athletics in Sparta