La riduzione in schiavitù per debiti di Ateniesi prima della seisachtheia di Solone è ben documentata. Le principali fonti sono Solone (fr. 4 e 36 W), Aristotele ([Arist.] Ath. Pol. 2.2.) e Plutarco (Sol. 13.2-3). Tuttavia vi sono discordanze tra le fonti e, di conseguenza, molti dubbi riguardo a questo tema. La legge di Solone sull’amnistia (Plut. Sol. 19.4) faceva probabilmente parte delle misure miranti a eliminare la schiavitù per debiti. Lo scopo che qui si persegue è di fare più luce sulla questione analizzando il significato di atimos e di agogimos in relazione alla situazione dei debitori del tempo.Debt enslavement of Athenians before Solon’s Seisachtheia is well documented. The main sources are Solon (fr. 4 and 36 W), Aristotle ([A...
The aim of this paper is to ascertain what is worthy of mention (axiologon) in Aristotle’s account o...
Questo articolo presenta un quadro dei problemi che il frammento B85DK di Eraclito solleva e delle ...
Solon’s reform in Athens (early 6th century BC) is the subject of wide discussions: an organic const...
La riduzione in schiavitù per debiti di Ateniesi prima della seisachtheia di Solone è ben documentat...
At the beginning of VI century B.C. Athens was affected by a political, social and economic crisis, ...
Debts were a structural factor in the lives of small peasants in the entire ancient world. In Archai...
Debts were a structural factor in the lives of small peasants in the entire ancient world. In Archai...
Freedom in Ancient Near East was a relative, not an absolute state, as the ambiguity of the term for...
This chapter assesses the location of slavery within the ancient Greek economy or, rather, economies...
The composition of translations of Classical texts in the nineteenth-century Greek state was a compl...
The present essay analyses Athenian finances during the fourth century BC, the primary level of allo...
Posidonius (FGrH 87 F8) and Strabo (12.3-4) transmit two different versions of the story of the Mari...
To a degree, classical Athenian slavery is very easy to describe. It was a system that attached righ...
"Solon (c 658-558 BC) is famous as both statesman and poet but also, and above all, as the paramount...
This article focuses on the legal forms organizing slave labour, and morespecifically on the leasing...
The aim of this paper is to ascertain what is worthy of mention (axiologon) in Aristotle’s account o...
Questo articolo presenta un quadro dei problemi che il frammento B85DK di Eraclito solleva e delle ...
Solon’s reform in Athens (early 6th century BC) is the subject of wide discussions: an organic const...
La riduzione in schiavitù per debiti di Ateniesi prima della seisachtheia di Solone è ben documentat...
At the beginning of VI century B.C. Athens was affected by a political, social and economic crisis, ...
Debts were a structural factor in the lives of small peasants in the entire ancient world. In Archai...
Debts were a structural factor in the lives of small peasants in the entire ancient world. In Archai...
Freedom in Ancient Near East was a relative, not an absolute state, as the ambiguity of the term for...
This chapter assesses the location of slavery within the ancient Greek economy or, rather, economies...
The composition of translations of Classical texts in the nineteenth-century Greek state was a compl...
The present essay analyses Athenian finances during the fourth century BC, the primary level of allo...
Posidonius (FGrH 87 F8) and Strabo (12.3-4) transmit two different versions of the story of the Mari...
To a degree, classical Athenian slavery is very easy to describe. It was a system that attached righ...
"Solon (c 658-558 BC) is famous as both statesman and poet but also, and above all, as the paramount...
This article focuses on the legal forms organizing slave labour, and morespecifically on the leasing...
The aim of this paper is to ascertain what is worthy of mention (axiologon) in Aristotle’s account o...
Questo articolo presenta un quadro dei problemi che il frammento B85DK di Eraclito solleva e delle ...
Solon’s reform in Athens (early 6th century BC) is the subject of wide discussions: an organic const...