KTÈMA, No. 40/2015. Royalty in Ancient Greece.
CID| N° d'inventaire | 19831 |
| Format | 18 x 25 |
| Détails | 280 p., paperback. |
| Publication | sl, sd |
| Etat | Nine |
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Edmond Lévy, “In memoriam Pierre Carlier (31/1/1949-25/7/2011); Nicolas Richer, “In memoriam Nikos Birgalias (15/10/1960-10/01/2015); Selene E. Psoma, “Naming the Argeads; Konstantinos Kopanias, “The King's Household, Royal Gifts and International Trade in the Amarna Age; Edmond Lévy, “The Vocabulary of Royalty: ἄναξ and βασιλεύς in the Iliad and the Odyssey; Marie-Joséphine Werlings, “‘But why always shepherds?’ The Homeric king ‘shepherd of men’; Claude Baurain, “Royalty in Cyprus before Alexander; Nikos Birgalias †, “Theoretical Foundations of Kingship in the 4th Century; Giovanna Daverio Rocchi, “Ἁρμόζειν καὶ διαλλάσσειν: Establishing Harmony, Regulating Concord. Privileges and Rights of Kingship in the 4th Century BC; Claude Mossé, “From the Ideal King of the Theorists to the Hellenistic Sovereign; Edward M. Harris, “Military Organization and One-Man Rule in the Greek Polis; Polyvia Parara, “The Institution of Kingship in Aeschylus' Tragedies: Terminology and Historicity; Paul Demont, “Tyranny and Kingship in Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus; Cinzia Bearzot, "Monarchy in Herodotus' Tripolitik (III, 82); Elisabetta Bianco, "Royalty in Demosthenes"; Christian Bouchet, "Aspects of the Royal Vocabulary in the Political Discourses of Isocrates"; Silvio Cataldi, "Isocrates and Some Considerations on Greek and Cypriot Royalty"; James Roy, "Kings of Elis, Kings of Olympia"; Alexandra Bartzoka, "The Archon-King: An Athenian Particularity"; Gianluca Cuniberti, "Athens Facing Hellenistic Royalty: The Polis, Advantage, and the Reduction of Damage"; Flavia Frisone, "Experimenting Basileia: Princely Models and the Tyrants of Sicily"; Mélina Tamiolaki, "Royalty and Tyranny in the Thought of Xenophon. Remarks Based on a Study by Pierre Carlier"; Mario Lombardo, “Basileis and Dynastes in the Greek and Non-Greek Communities of the Gulf of Taranto”; Maria Teresa Giannotta, “The βασίλειον of Oria? Recent Discoveries on the Acropolis of the Messapian Center”; Menelaos Christopoulos, “Demaratus: A Bastard King”; Anne Ramou-Hapsiadi, “Pausanias Regent for Pleistarchos. From the Hellenic to the Delian League”; Annalisa Paradiso, “The Exercise of Royal Power: Agesilaus, Cynisca and the Olympic Exploits”; Jacqueline Christien, “Leonidas II. Hellenistic Royalty in Sparta”; Nicolas Richer, “Remarks on Poseidon and the Kings of Sparta”; Paul Ernst, “Reflections on the Relations between Romans and Greek Gymnasium(s)”
Edmond Lévy, “In memoriam Pierre Carlier (31/1/1949-25/7/2011); Nicolas Richer, “In memoriam Nikos Birgalias (15/10/1960-10/01/2015); Selene E. Psoma, “Naming the Argeads; Konstantinos Kopanias, “The King's Household, Royal Gifts and International Trade in the Amarna Age; Edmond Lévy, “The Vocabulary of Royalty: ἄναξ and βασιλεύς in the Iliad and the Odyssey; Marie-Joséphine Werlings, “‘But why always shepherds?’ The Homeric king ‘shepherd of men’; Claude Baurain, “Royalty in Cyprus before Alexander; Nikos Birgalias †, “Theoretical Foundations of Kingship in the 4th Century; Giovanna Daverio Rocchi, “Ἁρμόζειν καὶ διαλλάσσειν: Establishing Harmony, Regulating Concord. Privileges and Rights of Kingship in the 4th Century BC; Claude Mossé, “From the Ideal King of the Theorists to the Hellenistic Sovereign; Edward M. Harris, “Military Organization and One-Man Rule in the Greek Polis; Polyvia Parara, “The Institution of Kingship in Aeschylus' Tragedies: Terminology and Historicity; Paul Demont, “Tyranny and Kingship in Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus; Cinzia Bearzot, "Monarchy in Herodotus' Tripolitik (III, 82); Elisabetta Bianco, "Royalty in Demosthenes"; Christian Bouchet, "Aspects of the Royal Vocabulary in the Political Discourses of Isocrates"; Silvio Cataldi, "Isocrates and Some Considerations on Greek and Cypriot Royalty"; James Roy, "Kings of Elis, Kings of Olympia"; Alexandra Bartzoka, "The Archon-King: An Athenian Particularity"; Gianluca Cuniberti, "Athens Facing Hellenistic Royalty: The Polis, Advantage, and the Reduction of Damage"; Flavia Frisone, "Experimenting Basileia: Princely Models and the Tyrants of Sicily"; Mélina Tamiolaki, "Royalty and Tyranny in the Thought of Xenophon. Remarks Based on a Study by Pierre Carlier"; Mario Lombardo, “Basileis and Dynastes in the Greek and Non-Greek Communities of the Gulf of Taranto”; Maria Teresa Giannotta, “The βασίλειον of Oria? Recent Discoveries on the Acropolis of the Messapian Center”; Menelaos Christopoulos, “Demaratus: A Bastard King”; Anne Ramou-Hapsiadi, “Pausanias Regent for Pleistarchos. From the Hellenic to the Delian League”; Annalisa Paradiso, “The Exercise of Royal Power: Agesilaus, Cynisca and the Olympic Exploits”; Jacqueline Christien, “Leonidas II. Hellenistic Royalty in Sparta”; Nicolas Richer, “Remarks on Poseidon and the Kings of Sparta”; Paul Ernst, “Reflections on the Relations between Romans and Greek Gymnasium(s)”