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A Well of the Late Fifth Century at Corinth

... The outline technique, though rare, is not com- pletely without parallel. At the end, however, the truncation of a saltire square shows that the copyist has been[r] ... See full document

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Cimelia entellina Coin finds from the Rocca d’Entella and the coinage of its Campani Reflections on Sicilian events in the late fifth century BC

... the fifth century when other mints start issuing drachms, ...the fifth century BC and, from this time only, drachms are accompanied by ...sixth century BC 59 , and other mints, such as ... See full document

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Late Roman Corinthian Lamps from the Fountain of the Lamps

... Production of the type increases rapidly in the late fifth century, but, except for 2 and 3, production decreases after the early sixth century, especially in copies with [r] ... See full document

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Five Comic Scenes from Athens

... Other red-figured caricature and theater scenes of the late fifth century include: oinochoe from the Athenian Agora with Hephaistos at the forge (Inv.. T The fabric is[r] ... See full document

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Greek Inscriptions (14-27)

... GREEK INSCRIPTIONS 63 priately in the early fifth century than in the late sixth, but no date for the archon- ship of the younger Peisistratos has been suggested later than the time[r] ... See full document

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Corinthian Relief Ware: Pre-Hellenistic Period

... unpublished fragments at Corinth show the popularity of the shape throughout the sixth and fifth centuries and possibly into the fourth century as well. By far the majori[r] ... See full document

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Corinth: Late Roman Horizons

... also eastern, cooking wares and the sudden introduction of new western amphora types differentiate assemblage 1 from earlier, fourth-century con texts; lamps and lo[r] ... See full document

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The dynamics of innovation: newness and novelty in the Athens of Aristophanes

... Against such a background, part supernatural and part rational, how might Athenians of the late fifth century have conceptualised the possibility of medical innovation? [r] ... See full document

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The Phanosthenes Decree: Taxes and Timber in Late Fifth-century Athens

... the fleet, a deed he hoped would end his exile.40 In 407/6 Athens gave the designation proxenos and euergetes to Archelaos of Macedon for supplying timber and oars to Ath- ens and ai[r] ... See full document

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Fifth-century Attic Red Figure at Corinth

... On the outside the glaze has mostly fired reddish brown (thus most of the hair, but not the beard). Head and chest of horse to right; part of right leg and chitoniskos of [r] ... See full document

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New Ostraka from the Athenian Agora

... An ostrakon cast against Kleophon, the well known leader of the popular party in Athens in the late fifth century B.C., was found in the Agora in 1951 and published in Hesperia, [r] ... See full document

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The Boustrophedon Sacral Inscriptions from the Agora

... In general, the letters agree with those on certain public monuments usually dated in the late sixth or early fifth century (see below, p. 102) ; it may well be that the same s[r] ... See full document

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From pacifism to just war theory : the development of Christian attitudes to war and military service from the late first century to the early fifth century

... the late medieval era with the Waldensians and the pacifist branch of the Hussites, it was not a new invention but a reemergence of a thread present throughout Christian ...not well-known, but they do exist ... See full document

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Legislation and politics in late Carolingian Italy : the Ravenna constitutions

... in late ninth-century Italy as the free progressively came under the influence of rapacious lay or ecclesiastical aristocrats, rendering them all but useless as agents of the ... See full document

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A Well of the Black-figured Period at Corinth

... Copenhagen, III c, pl. 2, 7 with incised lines oni the shoulder, and 8 which is an intermediate type; Fairbanks, Catalogue of Greek and Etruscan Vases in the Museum of Fine [r] ... See full document

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Fifth-Century Horoi on Aigina: A Reevaluation

... territories. A lease record from Athens, dated ca. 430-410 B.C., refers to the leasing of temene on Euboia, at Chalkis and Eretria.90This was most likely a record of a public [r] ... See full document

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Cultural and religious themes in the life of FL Woodward

... A Buddhist religious revival was well in train by the late nineteenth century, but there seems little doubt that the presence of the Theosophical Society and the hundreds of Buddhist The[r] ... See full document

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A Late Corinthian Perseus from Ancient Corinth

... The fragmentary Perseus on the Demeter sherd is by the handle; there appear to be the remains of a second running figure at the left break with additional space presumed beyond it. The[r] ... See full document

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Honors to a Librarian

... 267, the subsequent abandonment of at least some parts of Athens and the monu- mental building program launched in the early years of the fifth century are too well [r] ... See full document

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Notes on Fifth-Century Inventories

... instead of ten.. 1X of hots separated by seven vacant spaces, is of course impossible. [Since the section on this penteteris was written, W. Hill due credit for the join.[r] ... See full document

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