1948
DOI: 10.2307/626300
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The Early History of Corinth

Abstract: In his Presidential address to the Hellenic Society in 1914, Walter Leaf expressed the hope that a study of the history of ancient Corinth might be undertaken. He directed special attention to the economic history, to be interpreted mainly from the material remains of Corinth and of Corinthian industry. This task has not yet been carried out. Much has been written on Corinthian art and industry, but the historical conclusions of these archaeological studies remain still to be drawn. The Corinthians, more than … Show more

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“…West (2002) indeed dates the poetry of ‚Eumelos' to the late 7 th and 6 th century. 281 This sounds plausible (see Vitalis [1930] 32-52;Dunbabin [1948] 67; Salmon [1984] 38-39, 49-52;Hall [1997] 59) although no direct evidence in the form of relevant fragments has survived. 282 Bernabé (2103) 53 andDebiasi (2013) 117 suppose that the story of Bakchis Dionysian an cestry (see note 268) derives from Eumelos.…”
Section: Corinthmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…West (2002) indeed dates the poetry of ‚Eumelos' to the late 7 th and 6 th century. 281 This sounds plausible (see Vitalis [1930] 32-52;Dunbabin [1948] 67; Salmon [1984] 38-39, 49-52;Hall [1997] 59) although no direct evidence in the form of relevant fragments has survived. 282 Bernabé (2103) 53 andDebiasi (2013) 117 suppose that the story of Bakchis Dionysian an cestry (see note 268) derives from Eumelos.…”
Section: Corinthmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…*" So Dunbabin (1948) 67; 238; Brillante « 8 T. Lenschau, RE Suppl. 4.1013Salmon (1984) 38, 46-7, 49-50, 52;denied byJacoby(1955)299.…”
Section: Westmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 Ou 'a que possui a cítara pura e as sandálias da liberdade', se considerarmos o suplemento de Bergk, que transforma o segundo verso num hexâmetro dactílico, à semelhança do primeiro. Todavia, vale a pena lembrar a observação de Bowra 1963: 145-146 Dunbabin 1948: 67, Bowra 1963: 47-48, Musti e Torelli 1997b. Sobre a aristocracia dos Baquíadas, cf.…”
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