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Horkos The Oath In Greek Society Alan H Sommerstein

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Horkos The Oath In Greek Society Alan H Sommerstein
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Publisher: Phoenix Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.32 MB
Author: Alan H. Sommerstein
ISBN: 9781904675679, 1904675670
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Horkos The Oath In Greek Society Alan H Sommerstein by Alan H. Sommerstein 9781904675679, 1904675670 instant download after payment.

The importance of oaths to ancient Greek culture can hardly be overstated, especially in the political and judicial fields, but they have never been the object of a comprehensive, systematic study.

This volume derives from a research project on the oath in ancient Greece, and comprises seventeen chapters by experts in law, political and social history, literary criticism, and cross-cultural studies, exploring the subject from a broad spectrum of positions. Topics covered include the nature of ancient Greek oaths; the functions they performed within communities and in relations between them; their exploitation in literary texts and at critical moments in history; and connections between Greek oath phenomena and those of other cultures with which Greek came into contact, from the Hittites to the Romans.

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