2001
DOI: 10.1353/ajp.2001.0038
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Athenian Democratic Ideology and Herodotus' Histories

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“…There is a possibility that the brash behavior of the early democracy is a retrojection from the period after the Persian Wars, cf. Forsdyke (2001). Also, the Cleisthenic programme significantly boosted the numbers of men Athens could utilize in wars: van Effenterre (1976); Frost (1984);Singor (2000).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a possibility that the brash behavior of the early democracy is a retrojection from the period after the Persian Wars, cf. Forsdyke (2001). Also, the Cleisthenic programme significantly boosted the numbers of men Athens could utilize in wars: van Effenterre (1976); Frost (1984);Singor (2000).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Artabanus’s opinion is daring; he speaks not to an audience of equals but in front of a despot. Therefore, his speech in defense of free debate is not itself free; he must flatter (Pelling 2006, 109), for speaking in front of despots is a fraught art (Forsdyke 2001; Gottesman 2021; Hohti 1975; Landauer 2019; Zali 2013). Despite this flattery, Xerxes is enraged: 14 “Artabanus, you are my father’s brother; that shall save you from a punishment adequate for your empty words” (7.11).…”
Section: The Marketplace and The Touchstonementioning
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“…Moretti dates Euagoras' victories to 548, 544 and 540. 8 For Athenian elite family traditions in Herodotus and other Classical authors, see Thomas (1989); Forsdyke (2001). There is an extensive and ongoing debate on Herodotus' sources and their evidentiary value.…”
Section: Cimon's Life and Olympic Victoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%