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Spartan Society 1st Edition Thomas J Figueira

Name: Spartan Society 1st Edition Thomas J Figueira
SKU: BELL-46462006
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Classical Press of Wales

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5 MB

Pages: 389

Author: Thomas J. Figueira

ISBN: 9780954384579, 0954384571

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Spartan Society 1st Edition Thomas J Figueira by Thomas J. Figueira 9780954384579, 0954384571 instant download after payment.

In 2002 the Fourth International Sparta Seminar was held at Glasgow University; sixteen of the papers from that seminar are published here in this well-presented and authoritative study. Their emphasis is on the institutions of Sparta, the role of cult in other areas of life, the women of Sparta, Spartan politics and the construction of the Spartan image or `mirage'. Specific subjects include the motif of snatching in Spartan culture, suicide, the Hyakinthia festivals, female property ownership, the death of women, Thucydides' descripton of the massacre of 2,000 helots, Xenophon and modern perceptions of Sparta.