ISBN: 9780852700761 - philip and athens (views & controversies about classical antiquity s.) (5 Ergebnisse)

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gebundene Ausgabe mit Umschl. Zustand: Gut. XIII; 222 S., Gutes Ex. - Views and Controversies. - Though the decline of the Greek city-state in the fourth century and the end of the Greek polls on the battlefield of Chaeronea have been among the favourite subjects of historical enquiry, there is still a fascination in the rise of Macedonian power and the establishment of Macedonian hegemony over Greece, and the subject continues to warrant renewed examination and reconsideration. The twelve essays reprinted in this volume bear on the main problems: the relations between Macedon and Greece during the reign of Philip II, his policies directed towards domination of Greece, and the reactions of the Greek city-states, especially of Athens and her leading politicians. Professor Perlman contributes a helpful background introduction, with notes, and a select classified bibliography for reference and further reading. - I T. T. B. Ryder, 'The Eclipse of the Leading Powers and Rise of Macedon', Koine Eirene (Oxford University Press, 1965) 87-101. II F. Carrata Thomes, 'II trattato con i Calcidesi nella prima attivita diplomatica di Filippo II5, La Parola del Passato 8 (1953) 343-55. III G. E. M. de Ste Croix, 'The Alleged Secret Pact between Athens and Philip II concerning Amphipolis and Pydna', Classical Quarterly, n.s. IV G. L. Cawkwell, 'The Defence of Olynthus', Classical Quarterly, n.s. 12 (1962) 122-40. V G. L. Cawkwell, 'Aeschines and the Peace of Philo-crates', Revue des Etudes Grecques 73 (1960) 416-38. VI G. T. Griffith, 'The So-called Koine Eirene of 346 B.C.', Journal of Hellenic Studies 59 (1939) 71-9. VII S. Perlman, 'Isocrates' "Philippus"-- a Reinter-pretation', Historia 6 (1957) 306-17. VIII W. Jaeger, 'The Political Recovery of Athens: Introductory', Demosthenes (University of California Press, 1938) 1-6. IX H. B. Dunkel, 'Was Demosthenes a Panhellenist?', Classical Philology 33 (1938) 291-305. X G. L. Cawkwell, 'Demosthenes' Policy after the Peace of Philocrates', Classical Quarterly, n.s. 13 (1963) I. 120-38, II. 200-13. XI U. Wilcken, 'Philipp II von Makedonien und die panhellenische Idee', Sitzungsberichte der Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, philologisch-historische Klasse, 1929, no. 18, 291-316. XII C. Roebuck, 'The Settlements of Philip II in 338 B.C.', Classical Philology 43 (1948) 73-92. Select Bibliography ISBN 0852700768 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.…