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lexiarchon grammateion

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register of theoretical citizens (18)

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2
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Which dokimasiai does council oversee; who others

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bouleutai, archons; thesmothetai

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3
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Athenian allies during Corinthian War

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Corinth, Argos, Thebes,

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4
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Balance of open, closed bouleumata

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50/50

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5
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Seating at bouleuterion

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originally, at random, facing prytaneis; from 410, by lot facing proedroi

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6
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Second Messenian War

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Hysiae - 7.iii

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7
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Spartan garrison commander

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Harmost

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8
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Primary incongruity of Athenian system; means of solving

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social inequality + ideological equality; political control of symbolic universe

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9
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What did Aristides encourage

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through service abroad and political carreers at home

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10
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length of reconciliation

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<2 years

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11
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Pay of metics vs. slaves, etc

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all equal

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12
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formula for open bouleumata

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edoxe to demo

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13
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Changes to law

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adversarial; decision between existing and proposed changes

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14
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Meetings of boule

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c. 275; only prytaneis required

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15
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Government of Pel league

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Bicameral (1 vote per city; Spartan Assembly); but only Sparta could call, lead forces

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16
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AAP: How does Peis disarm

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Soft voice at Theseion

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17
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Athenian citizens in 450

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60,000 (Hansen)

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18
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Admissiion to phratry

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3/4/2013

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19
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extant dokimasia

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8; pro forma

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20
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Precursor to tyrrany

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polemarch (Cypselus, orthagoras)

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21
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Victory of Philocrates (means thereto)

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Peltasts over Spartans at Lechaeum, 390

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22
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diobelia

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Attested from 410-405; likely a subsistence subsidy to compensate for Dekelea; perhaps replaced by a distribution

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23
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Slaves during 4th

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150,000–>400,000 (Hyperides) is too high

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24
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Length of assembly

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Noon; boule afterwards

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25
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Who could speak at bouleuterion

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bouleutai, generals

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26
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When did Spartan culture fall behind

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6th

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27
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Spartan constitution post-rider

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gerousia, kings may ‘set aside’

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28
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Functions of ephorate

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oversee kings (impeach, depose, etc)

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29
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Ethnicity of Olympias

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Epirote

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30
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Census brackets at Athens

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500+, 300+, 200+

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31
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AAP:Where do archons swear

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The Stone; same oath as Solon: obey the laws

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32
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Who require amnesty

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30, 11, piraeus 10, 10.1

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33
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Rejection of 18 year old

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5 prosecutors–>forced acceptance or slavery

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34
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J of Areopagus

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ek pronoias, pharmakon, arson

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35
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Where did metics take lawsuits

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both private and public at polemarch

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36
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liturgists

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1200

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37
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Symoriai.1

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378: proeisphorontes pay, collect from 15

38
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REvision of 403

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Nik. + nomothetai 1–>preliminaty; nomothetai II elected in demes, conduct dokimasia of each law; inscribed at Stoa Bas, guarded by Areop

39
Q

Anakrisis (private)

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Preliminary investigation: one of 40 appoints diaitetes–>settlement or court

40
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Effects of GPara after a year

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null and void but no fine; no contributiion to atimia

41
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When were jurors sorted

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from 370, at beginning of day

42
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How did Delphi functino

A

information clearing houe

43
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mothakes

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Spartan father, helot mother

44
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Impact of theoric fund

A

incentivises peace

45
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What social orgs did Cleisthenes retain

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phratriai, genai

46
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Proposer of 30

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Dracontides

47
Q

prostatai metoikon (freedmen)

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duty former master; failure–>dike apostasiou

48
Q

demarchos

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best of the local pols; oversees deme supervision of lexiarchon grammateion oand pinax ekklesiastikon

49
Q

ekk. kyriai

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1 per prytany

50
Q

Mags per year

A

1200 (including boutleutai)

51
Q

merismos

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From c. 470, apodektai and theoric board oversee boule’s distribution of funds to various purposes

52
Q

End of the first Messenian War

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720

53
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Spartan constitution pre-rider

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Kings, gerontes propose; damos accepts, rejects

54
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Prerequisite for success in both ekk. and dik.

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Fictive equality

55
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AAP: elected annually prior to Drakon

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Thesmothetai

56
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When can Athenians and Eleusinians visit

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Mysteries only

57
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Assembly pay (AAP)

A

Agyrrhius c. 394; 1 obol–>3 shortly thereafter

58
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How did slaves escape

A

sanctuary at Theseion, Erinyes

59
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Social organization during 4th

A

Liturgical divide

60
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When were nomoi and psephismata distinguished

A

403

61
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Process of accusation

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Plaintiff + 2 lodge in person, summon to mag; mag accepts, rejects on formal grounds–>posted @ heroes + court fee + antomosia

62
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Krypteia

A

Kill prominent helots, camp with no more than a dagger and minimal supplies

63
Q

AAP: who inscribed laws, where

A

Solon, kubreis on stoa basileos

64
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J of Palladium

A

akousios, mursers of slaves, metics, xenoi

65
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symoriai.2

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358: proeisphorontes pay eisphora + trierarchy; collect from 60

66
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Number of GPara; GNMT

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35/6

67
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composition of Pel League

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All Pel but Argos, Achaea; Thebes

68
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Archon for 2 years

A

Damasias, during 80s

69
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J of Delphinion

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Justified

70
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Social organizations open to slaves

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Mysteries

71
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Number of eisangelia eis ton demon; primary target

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130; generals

72
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Leader of Thessalian ethnos

A

tagos

73
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Chief priests at Sparta?

A

Kings

74
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When did Athenians free slaves

A

Arginusae

75
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Proposer of 337 law on tyranny

A

Eukrates

76
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Organization under Solon

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4 naukrariai per trittyes; 3 trittyes per tribe–>48, 12, 4

77
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Who administered Delian oaths, first phoros

A

Aristides

78
Q

Mags after defections under 10.1

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10.1

79
Q

Who gets leave from ephebeia

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only priests

80
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enktesis

A

Metic–>own land

81
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Trierarchy

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citizens only; 2 years off

82
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Ekk. normal

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prytaneis call meeting, post agenda 4 days before

83
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proedroi

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sorted from those tribes not in prytany

84
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Pay for jury

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2–>3 under Kleon

85
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Number of elected mags; process

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c.100; canvassing–>special meeting–>nominations–>opportunity to refuse ON OATH OF ACCEPTABLE EXCUSE–>Tribe 1 proposes, votes until majority; thereafter, adversarial until no challengers remain

86
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Apophasis

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~ eisangelia but with investigation by the Areopagus (e.g. Harpalos)

87
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Battles of 411

A

Cynossema, Cyzicus

88
Q

AAP: when did election of generals begin

A

c. 487

89
Q

Pnyx 2

A

400-300; walls + paint prevent further participation

90
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Mags paid during 4th

A

bouleutai, archons, generals on campaign, thesmothetai

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