The King and his Allies, Cohesion and Dissent in the Homeric Achaean Alliance. Achieved by Agamemnon, the Aechean alliance staged in the Iliad is made up of contingents from all sides of the Greek world and works as a community organized according to three hierarchical tiers : the king, the chiefs (the basileis) who voluntarily joined the alliance, and the troops, the laoi, who accompanied their chiefs before Troy. The reasons for this war are stated in a way that closely associates all the Achaeans for this endeavour, which is defined as a revenge for Helen’s abduction. If, in principle, Agamemnon sways power over the whole coalition, in fact the king does not always show that he is able to exercise undisputed authority. Hence the rising o...
Symmachia and Hegemony over Thracian War Peoples, from the Odrysian Kingdom to Macedonian Domination...
This article discusses the relations between Thebes and Sparta from the end of the Peloponnesian War...
Il s’agit d’enquêter sur les conséquences d’une situation de guerre sur un groupe « social » détermi...
The King and his Allies, Cohesion and Dissent in the Homeric Achaean Alliance. Achieved by Agamemnon...
In Iliad, we have to distinguish the word basileus from the word anax, which is used only for a king...
The Construction of an Anti-Athenian Alliance in the Mediterranean Fifth Century BC: Hermocrates, Ly...
The words of defeat are divided between Trojans and Achaeans depending on the hazards of war. That i...
International audienceThis article explores the complex motives Demosthenes 16 (For the Megalopolita...
International audienceIn 403 BCE the Athenians reconciled after several months of bloody civil war o...
This article analyses the credibility of the alliance that would have been concluded between the kin...
Dès l’époque archaïque, les Grecs combattirent en Thrace contre mais aussi aux côtés des guerriers d...
The defeat of Antony and the collapse of the Lagid court led to a vast recomposition of the centres ...
Sparta, Rome, and the Achaean League (181-146 BC). In 182 BC, the strategos Lycortas negotiated, wi...
Bolis and the Death of Achaios: Diplomacy, Secret Services, and Shenanigans During the siege of Sard...
Résumé. – Le présent article analyse la crédibilité à reconnaître à l’alliance qu’aurait conclue le ...
Symmachia and Hegemony over Thracian War Peoples, from the Odrysian Kingdom to Macedonian Domination...
This article discusses the relations between Thebes and Sparta from the end of the Peloponnesian War...
Il s’agit d’enquêter sur les conséquences d’une situation de guerre sur un groupe « social » détermi...
The King and his Allies, Cohesion and Dissent in the Homeric Achaean Alliance. Achieved by Agamemnon...
In Iliad, we have to distinguish the word basileus from the word anax, which is used only for a king...
The Construction of an Anti-Athenian Alliance in the Mediterranean Fifth Century BC: Hermocrates, Ly...
The words of defeat are divided between Trojans and Achaeans depending on the hazards of war. That i...
International audienceThis article explores the complex motives Demosthenes 16 (For the Megalopolita...
International audienceIn 403 BCE the Athenians reconciled after several months of bloody civil war o...
This article analyses the credibility of the alliance that would have been concluded between the kin...
Dès l’époque archaïque, les Grecs combattirent en Thrace contre mais aussi aux côtés des guerriers d...
The defeat of Antony and the collapse of the Lagid court led to a vast recomposition of the centres ...
Sparta, Rome, and the Achaean League (181-146 BC). In 182 BC, the strategos Lycortas negotiated, wi...
Bolis and the Death of Achaios: Diplomacy, Secret Services, and Shenanigans During the siege of Sard...
Résumé. – Le présent article analyse la crédibilité à reconnaître à l’alliance qu’aurait conclue le ...
Symmachia and Hegemony over Thracian War Peoples, from the Odrysian Kingdom to Macedonian Domination...
This article discusses the relations between Thebes and Sparta from the end of the Peloponnesian War...
Il s’agit d’enquêter sur les conséquences d’une situation de guerre sur un groupe « social » détermi...