“So that Philia and Symmachia between Athens and the Euboeans Can Endure” (IG II2 149 = IG II3 1, 2, 398, an Attican Inscription to Reexamine). The introductive section (I) of this paper provides a critical review of the documentation relating to treaties of alliances between Athens and the cities of Euboea during the first half of the IVth century BC, with emphasis on the Attic inscription which – according to the author's own textual improvement – must be « a peace for hundred years » between Athenians and Eretrians in 394 (IG II2 16). In the following part (II), returning to the study of the decree proposed by Demosthenes’ friend Hegesippus after the attack conducted by Athens against the Eretrian territory in 348 (now IG II3 1, 2, 399),...
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“So that Philia and Symmachia between Athens and the Euboeans Can Endure” (IG II2 149 = IG II3 1, 2,...
This paper discusses two important inscriptions for the history of the Athenian Empire, the Chalkis ...
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The Athenian Council and/or Assembly regularly inscribed decrees in the Agora honouring the young me...
Demosthenes 8 is a crucial speech which has long been neglected and rarely given the attention it de...
Herodes Atticus had made erected in Attica for his trophimoi ((IG II2 13188-13208), there was an Eub...
The increasing importance of diplomatic interactions in the Hellenistic world led some historians an...
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After exploring features of the history and methodology of Attic epigraphy, this paper surveys the c...
This article offers a reinterpretation of the pseudo-Demosthenic demegory On the Agreements with Ale...
The Dynamics of Memory in Demosthenian Rhetoric in the mid-4th Century. How to Advise Athenians to B...
In this article I address the question of whether, during the second half of fourth century B.C., th...
“So that Philia and Symmachia between Athens and the Euboeans Can Endure” (IG II2 149 = IG II3 1, 2,...
This paper discusses two important inscriptions for the history of the Athenian Empire, the Chalkis ...
Callias of Chalcis is the main figure of Euboean history in the mid-fourth century b.C. Aeschines (I...
On the Choice of Ambassadors in the city of Athens: The Case of the embassy of 346 The frequency of ...
The Athenian Council and/or Assembly regularly inscribed decrees in the Agora honouring the young me...
Demosthenes 8 is a crucial speech which has long been neglected and rarely given the attention it de...
Herodes Atticus had made erected in Attica for his trophimoi ((IG II2 13188-13208), there was an Eub...
The increasing importance of diplomatic interactions in the Hellenistic world led some historians an...
The main purpose of this short paper is to draw attention to the significance of 357/6 BC as the yea...
peer reviewedCompte rendu du corpus de M. Anthony E. Raubitschek ( 1912-1991), concernant les nombre...
The study proposes an examen of the genealogies related to the mythical figure of Eumolpus, in the l...
After exploring features of the history and methodology of Attic epigraphy, this paper surveys the c...
This article offers a reinterpretation of the pseudo-Demosthenic demegory On the Agreements with Ale...
The Dynamics of Memory in Demosthenian Rhetoric in the mid-4th Century. How to Advise Athenians to B...
In this article I address the question of whether, during the second half of fourth century B.C., th...