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Proboulos

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10 men appointed in 411

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Macedonian dynasty

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Argead

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AAP: solonic vs. Cleisthenic archons

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Klerosis ek prokriton–>elected

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4
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Proposer of 400

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Aristomachus

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Focal points within citizen in-group

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eleutheria, to ison, demokratia

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6
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Pnyx 1

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460-400; dirt shows quorum achieved by paint

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psephophoria

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vote by bronze disks, iff necessary

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8
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Mags paid during 5th

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All

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9
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Selection of bouleutai

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Deme assemblies nominate at least number *2–>sortition at Theseion of candidates+alternates–>dokimasia

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Functions of rhetor

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mouthpiece, prostates, representative abroad (elite), sumboulos (facilitates discussion, learning), and critic (of departure from ideals).

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11
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How much did phoros fund?

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20,000 men

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12
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What happens to abandoned houses

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3 assessors–>fair market value

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douloi demosioi

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hyperetai=secretaries; ergatai=masons, etc; toxatai=archers

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14
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formula for closed bouleumata

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edoxe te boule to demo

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15
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Reviews of laws

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First Ekk of the year, section by section; during year, thesmothetai refer inconsistencies to people

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16
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Where does central sortition take place

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Theseion

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17
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Amphyction definition

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association of neighbors to maintain and protect a common sanctuary

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18
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Who proposed oath on tyrant-slaying

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Demophantos

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19
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Eukrates law on tyranny

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337

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20
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AAP: When did oath of council begin

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504

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21
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Mags after Munychia

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10.1–>Sparta, terror

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Liabilities of metics

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metoikion=12d/year; xenikon telos; eisphora; festival but not naval liturgies; military service

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Ekk. synkletoi

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snap meetings

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Who presides over assembly

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5th, prytaneis; 4th, proedroi

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Sources of expertise

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secretaries could do the rounds of different boards

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26
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Areop after Chaironeia

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Demosthenes–>trial of anyone, without appeal

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27
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How did Sparta increase power

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After Tegea(?), focus on alliances

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Composision of Gerousia

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28 over 60, serve for life; vote by acclamation

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29
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secondary enclave of at Syracuse

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Plemmyrium

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30
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Impact of Eubulus

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130-400t

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31
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Selection process for Solonian Council of 400?

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Unknown

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32
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Deme names

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ktistes and locations

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33
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Officers of 30

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500 bouleutai, 10 governors of Piraeus, 11, 300 whipmen.

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34
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Who are elected to 4 year terms

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tamiai stratiotikon and theorikon; epimeletes ton krenon

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35
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prostatai metoikon (freeborn)

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require prostates within 1 month; failure–>dike or graphe aprostasiou

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36
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eisphora

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citizens, metics, heiresses, corporate bodies (phratry)

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37
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Smallest deme

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several; 1 bouleutes

38
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Number of ekklesiai

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5th, discretion; 4th, kyriai + 3 additional–>40

39
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Most common GPara

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honorary decrees–>political

40
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Process of euthunai

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logistai examine; ho boul accuses financial matters; paredroi sit at Heroes for 3 days; accept written accusations–>trial (private or public, depending)

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Who determines access to embassies

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Boule may reject leave to appear before assembly; conducts secret negotiations

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Composition of Ephors

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5 over 30

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AAP: demokotitatoi Solonos

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debt-slavery, ho boulomenos, appeal to jury courts

44
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Jurisdiction of Archon Basileus

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dikai phonou

45
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Eisphora regularized

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358–>10t/annum

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Why G Para

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reconsideration via structured debate for full day. Votes counted

47
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Spartans at Plataea; total pop in 479

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5000; 8000

48
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Defeat of Aegina

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457

49
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Bagoas, year

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Eunuch kills Artaxerxes III, in 338

50
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Admission of zeugetai to archonship

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457

51
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Why use demotics

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Obscure neopolitai, create social units

52
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Registration, emigration period

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10, 20 days

53
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length of ephebeia

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1 year at Mounichya; 2 years on border

54
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isoteleis

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metic–>mineral rights

55
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Festival liturgy

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Citizens and metics; 1 year off

56
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Largest deme

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Acharnai: 1000-1500; 22 bouleutai

57
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Nikomachos

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410-404 codifies as anagrapheus ton nomon; as chair of nomothetai in 403, published preliminary set of laws

58
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Anakrisis (public)

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preliminary investigation by mag himself

59
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Extant euthunai

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15, mostly magistrates

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Who presides over boule/ekk

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During 5th, prytaneis; during 4th, proedroi

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Size of classical Sparta, Athens, Corinth

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7500; 2,500; 900

62
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epikleros

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Girl with no brother; required to marry nearest male relative

63
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Difference between ekk. and dik.

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Former avoids ‘poor speaker’ trope; emphasizes birth, wealth, education

64
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Number of demes

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139

65
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How are post-Munichia debts settled

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Each pays separately, in theory; in practice, Athens pays debt to Sparta

66
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hoi choris oichountes

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live alone, keep earnighs; pay apophora, make contracts, give loans

67
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bouleutai by trittyes-type; why?

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130 city; 174 inland; 196 coast? inmigration + high urban mortality + only incomplete reorganization in 403

68
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defining characteristics of nomoi

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no chron limitation AND impersonal and general

69
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Process of eis. eis ten boulen

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ho boul accuses of ANY CRIME–>council–>minor fine or court

70
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Creations of the Great Rhetra

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phylai, obai, gerousia

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446

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Revolt of Euboea, defection of Megara; Athens regains former but not latter; also loses Thebes

72
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AAP: origin of euthunai

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Drakon

73
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Selection of eponymous heroes

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Pythia, from 100

74
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Archinus

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indicts as paranomon Thrasybullus’ citizenship decree; keeps wafflers in town by shortening 10-day period; executes someone trying to break amnesty, as exemplum

75
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metics during 4th

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20,000–>70,000 total

76
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Social organization during 5th

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Cavalry, hoplites, thetes

77
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Age of heliastic oath

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30

78
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Court days/year; length

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c. 200; 9.5 hours

79
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logistai

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10 bouleutai oversee mags

80
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First attested action of Pel League

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Defeat of Argos at Sepeia, 494

81
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AAP: Whence and with whom did Peis return

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Eretria; Eretrian hippeis, Thebans, lygdamis

82
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Trials from exile

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Boat at Phreatus

83
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Social orgs open to metics

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symposia, hetaireiai

84
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Process of Eis. eis ton demon

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Ho boul accuses corruption, treason; thesmothetai perform anakrisis–>public trial

85
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First Pel War

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460-46

86
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AAP: lover of Harmodios

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Thettalus

87
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Athenian citizens during 4th

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30,000–>100,000 total

88
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Pinax ekklesiastikos

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register of practical citizenship (20-21; after ephebeia)

89
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epicheirotonia

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During ekk-kyria, ho boul proposes no confidence in mags–>suspension pending eisangelia, apophasis

90
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Who built first Triremes

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Phoenicians; but Thuc claims Corinth

91
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Purpose of loans, dikastai kata demous; other downstream consequences

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Livelihood via farming, judicial recourse–>remain scattered + independent of local elites; taxable surplus

92
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Grants of block citizenship

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Plataians (427), Samians (405)

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