Classical Greek Oligarchy thoroughly reassesses an important but neglected form of ancient
Greek government, the" rule of the few." Matthew Simonton challenges scholarly orthodoxy …

" When we think of ancient Athens, the image invariably coming to mind is of the Classical
city, with monuments beautifying everywhere; the Agora swarming with people conducting …

This substantially revised and updated second edition of The Marshals of Alexander's
Empire (1992) examines Alexander's most important officers, who commanded army units …

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Age of Alexander and his Successors Page 3 Page 4 Who’s Who in the Age of Alexander …

The vast majority of modern scholars hold that very soon or even immediately after
Alexander's death Ptolemy became a separatist who wanted to secede the satrapy of Egypt …

This paper challenges the widespread belief that the political ambitions of Seleukos,
Ptolemy and other Diadochs were limited as compared to those of Antigonos and Demetrios …

The article surveys the evidence for nomothesia procedures in the twenty years after the end
of the Lamian war. It argues that fourth-century nomothesia could not survive the …

The politeia established in Athens in 317 after a covenant between Cassander and
Demetrius of Phalerum was variously described by ancient authors as a tyranny, an …

El artículo propone un estudio de la economía rural ateniense en el siglo IV aC, asumiendo
que las devastaciones durante la Guerra del Peloponeso no tuvieron efectos permanentes …

This thesis treats of the use and meaning of the Greek concept of eleutheria (freedom) and
the cognate term autonomia (autonomy) in the early Hellenistic Period (c. 337-262 BC) with …