These conference proceedings contain a foreword by the editors, 15 papers, registers of place names, people, and primary sources as well as an index of authors. The contributions deal with an introduction to 4th-century kings and Greek art [Grawehr], Hellas, Hellenisation, the Hecatomnids, and Asia Minor in the 4th century [Marek], considerations on 4th-century Greek art in Asia Minor [des Courtils], influence, imitation, and copy from Athens to Lycia [Cavalier], the significance of seated and reclined figures on Lycian funeral reliefs [Koller], Lycian hereditary rulers as subtle aristocrats or castellans behaving like banausoi [Hülden], Macedonia at the turning point [Schmidt-Dounas], aristocratic culture in the figurative decoration of Early Macedonian chamber tombs [Faust], floral motifs in royal Macedonian art [Nalimova], two kingdoms and art [Tsetskhladze], Cypriot petty kings of the 4th century [Körner], Cypriot royal courts of pre-Hellenistic times [Koiner], the self-manifestation of Sidonian kings under Achaemenid rule between local, Persian, and Greek culture [Stucky], 4th-century coins [Schinzel], and Classical Attic funeral art as a status symbol [Posamentir].weiterlesen