G R Stanton
Biographic Data
| ID | 1294327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G R Stanton |
| GIVEN NAMES | G R |
| FAMILY NAME | Stanton |
| SIGNATURE | STANTON G R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New England |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Generic Second Person in Aiskhylos' Agamemnon
Some Inscriptions in Attic demes
In recent years several inscriptions, including a deme decree ( IG ii 2 1181) thought to have been found at Sounion, have been reassigned to Rhamnous. The community of Sounieis dedicated a kouros to Zeus even before it had been incorporated in the Athenian state as a deme. The sole remaining deme decree ( IG ii 2 1180) suggests that the deme centre must have been about 4 km N of the cape, though there was another centre of population at the cape …
Aristocratic Obligation in Euripides' Hekabe
L'A. montre que l'on doit interpreter Euripide comme un auteur serieux, et etudie pour cela sa piece «Hekabe». Il y montre que des devoirs nobles (la philia envers differents protagonistes et envers le peuple grec) entrent en conflit tragique car ces amours se contredisent de maniere irreductible
Athenian Politics c.800-500 B.C: A Sourcebook
Some Attic Inscriptions: ( Bsa 79 [1984] 289–306)
This note concerns two inscriptions discussed in the author's article in BSA 79 (1984) 289–306, which are now illustrated
Some Attic Inscriptions
The inscriptions discussed are: (i) that on the prytany monument Agora xv. 44, (ii) EM 13056, officials for the cult of Athene Pallenis, and (iii) some rock-cut horos inscriptions from the vicinity of Thiti and on Kaminia and Alepovouni. In (i) it is argued that the two additional lines calculated for the completion of column x (referring to Antiochis) were not for ‘missing’ demes but to mark off the trittyes from each other; (ii) presents a disc…
Marcus Aurelius, Lucius Verus, and Commodus: 1962—1972
Sophists and Philosophers: Problems of Classification
The cosmopolitan ideas of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius
Factional Conflict and Solon's Reforms
The Newton-St.-Loe Pavement
The mosaic pavement illustrated on plates VII VIII and IX was found in a Roman villa at Newton-St.-Loe, near Bath, in 1837–38. It was taken up and relaid at Keynsham Railway Station; in 1851 it was taken up again for the Bristol Museum, but when the Bristol Institution moved into a new museum in 1871 the pavement remained stored away, and was never shown again. Several removals and neglect reduced it to a mere pile of fragments, so that the late …
The cosmopolitan ideas of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius
Aristocratic Obligation in Euripides' Hekabe
L'A. montre que l'on doit interpreter Euripide comme un auteur serieux, et etudie pour cela sa piece «Hekabe». Il y montre que des devoirs nobles (la philia envers differents protagonistes et envers le peuple grec) entrent en conflit tragique car ces amours se contredisent de maniere irreductible
The Newton-St.-Loe Pavement
The mosaic pavement illustrated on plates VII VIII and IX was found in a Roman villa at Newton-St.-Loe, near Bath, in 1837–38. It was taken up and relaid at Keynsham Railway Station; in 1851 it was taken up again for the Bristol Museum, but when the Bristol Institution moved into a new museum in 1871 the pavement remained stored away, and was never shown again. Several removals and neglect reduced it to a mere pile of fragments, so that the late …
The cosmopolitan ideas of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius
Factional Conflict and Solon's Reforms
Sophists and Philosophers: Problems of Classification
Marcus Aurelius, Lucius Verus, and Commodus: 1962—1972
Some Attic Inscriptions
The inscriptions discussed are: (i) that on the prytany monument Agora xv. 44, (ii) EM 13056, officials for the cult of Athene Pallenis, and (iii) some rock-cut horos inscriptions from the vicinity of Thiti and on Kaminia and Alepovouni. In (i) it is argued that the two additional lines calculated for the completion of column x (referring to Antiochis) were not for ‘missing’ demes but to mark off the trittyes from each other; (ii) presents a disc…
Some Attic Inscriptions: ( Bsa 79 [1984] 289–306)
This note concerns two inscriptions discussed in the author's article in BSA 79 (1984) 289–306, which are now illustrated
Athenian Politics c.800-500 B.C: A Sourcebook
Aristocratic Obligation in Euripides' Hekabe
L'A. montre que l'on doit interpreter Euripide comme un auteur serieux, et etudie pour cela sa piece «Hekabe». Il y montre que des devoirs nobles (la philia envers differents protagonistes et envers le peuple grec) entrent en conflit tragique car ces amours se contredisent de maniere irreductible
Some Inscriptions in Attic demes
In recent years several inscriptions, including a deme decree ( IG ii 2 1181) thought to have been found at Sounion, have been reassigned to Rhamnous. The community of Sounieis dedicated a kouros to Zeus even before it had been incorporated in the Athenian state as a deme. The sole remaining deme decree ( IG ii 2 1180) suggests that the deme centre must have been about 4 km N of the cape, though there was another centre of population at the cape …
The Generic Second Person in Aiskhylos' Agamemnon
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