The Livelihood of Man

agora ancient archaic society Aristotle army Athenian Attica barley barter Black Sea booty Bosporan Bosporan Kingdom Byzantium Cimon citizens Cleomenes coins Constitution of Athens Croesus democracy Demosthenes Dicaeopolis distinction distribution drachmas early society economic history Egypt empire employed emporium equivalencies export fact fifth century food market foreign forms of integration fourth century function gifts grain trade Greece Greek cities Hellenic Herodotus Hesiod household human Ibid important individual institutions kapelos Karl Polanyi kind labor land livelihood Lydians manorial market elements market trade means of exchange medimns merchants methods metic modern obligation Oeconomica operational organization payment Peisistratus Peloponnesian Peloponnesian War Pericles Persian Wars persons Piraeus Plutarch polis political population port of trade primitive Private Orations problem Pseudo-Aristotle rational reciprocity redistribution regard retailing Rostovtzeff routes rule scarcity sea-loans ships slaves social Spartan staple status tamkarum Thracian Thucydides tion transactions treasure tribal wealth Xenophon