2011
DOI: 10.14375/np.9782200270353
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Les Perses vus par les Grecs

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“…As large military operations had ceased in the south, due to the arrival of the winter season (the main Persian army was wintering under Mardonius in Thessaly), Artabazus decided to take advantage of the lull in the main front, in order to reduce the city of Potidaea into utter slavery. 9 --------2 For some indicative examples, see Macan 1908: 553-558, Munro 1953: 316, Burn 1962: 496-499, Alexander 1963: 31-34, Hignett 1963: 270-271, Hammond 1967a: 245, Balcer 1984: 267, Dandamaev 1989: 214, Lazenby 1993: 206-207, Briant 1996: 547, Green 1996: 217-219 and Vasilev 2015 Herodotus, VIII, 126-129. 4 That being said, an allusion to the revolt is made by Aristotle (Rhetoric, II, 22, 7), who mentions that the Potidaeans had fought, together with the Athenians, with distinction against the "barbarian" (i.e.…”
Section: Herodotus' Testimonymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As large military operations had ceased in the south, due to the arrival of the winter season (the main Persian army was wintering under Mardonius in Thessaly), Artabazus decided to take advantage of the lull in the main front, in order to reduce the city of Potidaea into utter slavery. 9 --------2 For some indicative examples, see Macan 1908: 553-558, Munro 1953: 316, Burn 1962: 496-499, Alexander 1963: 31-34, Hignett 1963: 270-271, Hammond 1967a: 245, Balcer 1984: 267, Dandamaev 1989: 214, Lazenby 1993: 206-207, Briant 1996: 547, Green 1996: 217-219 and Vasilev 2015 Herodotus, VIII, 126-129. 4 That being said, an allusion to the revolt is made by Aristotle (Rhetoric, II, 22, 7), who mentions that the Potidaeans had fought, together with the Athenians, with distinction against the "barbarian" (i.e.…”
Section: Herodotus' Testimonymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternatively, it could concern the behaviour of the Ionians during the engagement. On this regard, Herodotus attests (IX, 99) that the Persians disarmed the Samians and ordered the Milesians to guard the paths leading to the summits of Mycale, because they suspected their loyalty (for the logical inconsistency of the claim about the Milesians, given the strategic importance of the task entrusted to them by the Persians, see Macan 1908: 805-806, Hignett 1963: 255 and Balcer 1984. Herodotus then reports (IX, 103-104) that in the middle of the battle the Samians helped the Greeks as much as they could, thus inspiring the rest of the Ionians to imitate their example, while, following the Persian defeat, the Milesians disorientated the Persian fugitives.…”
Section: Potidaea Chios and Samosmentioning
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“…O Império Persa Aquemênida, responsável pela monumental inscrição de Behistun, foi o mais extenso e diversificado império territorial até então visto no Mediterrâneo Antigo (KHATCHADOURIAN, 2016, p. xxxi-xxxiii). Ele adotou mecanismos complexos de controle e dominação, um sistema multilinguístico de escrita e administração, uma religião inovadora (LINCOLN, 2007), e teve, por fim, um impacto duradouro sobre a história e o imaginário das civilizações grega, helenística e latina (SPAWFORTH, 1994;LEROUGE, 2007;LENFANT, 2011).…”
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“…Denominado 'pai da história' (pater historiae) pelo orador romano Cícero no século I a.C., Heródoto nasceu entre 485 e 480 a.C. na cidade de Halicarnasso na Ásia Menor, no período sob a hegemonia do império persa. De uma família greco-cária proeminente, foi exilado em Samos em cerca de 460 a.C. por se opor ao tirano Ligdamis61 , o que lhe permitiu viajar por diversas regiões do mundo conhecido pelos gregos no século V a.C., como a Cítia, Egito, Babilônia, Cirene e diversas partes da Ásia Menor e Síria62 . De Atenas, participou da colonização e fundação da cidade de Túrio na Península Itálica em 443 a.C., onde teria morrido em torno de 425 e 420 a.C., Heródoto inventou a palavra história, em uma derivação do termo hístor (ἵστορ) que significa juiz ou árbitro, denominando aquele que sabe pela atividade de investigar os fatos, tendo sido o primeiro a constituir uma metodologia histórica para reconstruir e explicar a história em seu tempo, a historíe 66 .…”
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