Robert Develin
Biographic Data
| ID | 1428610 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert Develin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Develin |
| SIGNATURE | DEVELIN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Melbourne |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Section IV: 480/79 To 432/1
480/79 (O1. 75.1) Archon kalliades PA 7773 Her. 8.51.1; MP A 51; Diod. 11.1.2; Dion. AR 9.1.1; Diog. 2.5.45 (= Demetrios FGH 228 F 2: Kallias; cf. Diog. 2.3.7); vita Eurip . 1.3 (Kallias); schol. Aischylos Prom . 384; Eusebios Ol. 74.4. There is a possible confusion with the archon Kallias of 456/5; cf. also Photios s.v. Káλλ∈ioν. Strategoi themistokles son of Neokles of Phrearrhioi (iv) PA 6669; APF 212ff. Her. 8.4.2, 5.1ff., 19.1f., 22.1f., 58.…
Section III: 510/9 To 481/80
510/9 (O1. 67.3) Archon skamandrios PA 12721 The likeliest of the available dates for the archon in office when torture was banned in criminal proceedings: And. 1.43 with MacDowell ad loc ; see Cadoux, JHS 1948, 113; Samuel, Chron . 204; Ostwald, Nomos 140f.; Stroud, Athens Comes of Age 29. 509/8 (Ol. 67.4) Archon lysagoras PA 9275a MP A 46; Cadoux, JHS 1948, 113. The suggestion has been made (Knight, Studies 18ff; Bicknell, Studies 41 n.158; Ple…
Section IX: 336/5 To 322/1
336/5 (O1. 111.1) Archon pythodelos PA 12379 MP B I; FGH 255 (6); Diod. 16.91.1; Dion. Dein . 4, 9 (Pythodemos); Arrian Anab . 1.1.1; IG ii 2 [328] (SEG 21.268); 330.7, [14], 29, 47;?334 + (SEG 18.13; LS no. 33); 1522.[21f.]; 1524.98, 103, [115]; 1543.[2]; 1544.47; 1623.287; 1628.350, 369; 1629.870, 889; 1699.[1] (or 343/2?); SEG 17.[27]. Panathenaic amphoras: Beazley, Black Figure 415, 417; Frel, Amphoras 26ff. Strategoi deinokrates (?son of Kle…
Section VI: 403/2 To 378/7
403/2 (O1. 94.2) Archon eukleides PA 5674 And. 1.87ff., 93fo 99; Lysias 21.4; Isaios 6.47, 8.43; Dem. 24.42 with schol., 133f., 43.51, 57.30; Aisch. 1.39 with schol.; Ath . Pol. 39.1; Diod. 14.12.1; Plut. Arist . 1.6, Mor . 835ft Lucian Hermot . 76; Catapl . 5; Athenaios 7.329c, 13.577b; P.Oxy . 2537, 34, 38; Suda and Photios s.v. Σaμiων ό δμos (Harding no. 6); IG ii 2 I.[42], 57 (Tod 97; Osborne D 4 + 5; Harding no. 5), 2.[7f.] (but see SEG 32.3…
Section VIII: 352/1 To 337/6
352/1 (O1. 107.1) Archon aristodemos PA 1798 Diod. 16.37.1; Dion, ad Amm . 1.4; Dein . 9, 13 (Philochoros FGH 328 F 154; Harding no. 77); FGH 255 (2); IG ii 2 204.12 (LS no. 32; SEG 32.70; Harding no. 78A); 1524.48f., 51f.; [1643 + Add.] ( Insc. Délos 104–12: or 353/2); 1696.21; 3039.4; XII 8.63; SEG 15.120.[24]; 27.18.6; Hesperia 1950, 231 (13.130f.) (Crosby); 1963, 172 (8.[21f.]5 [28]) (Woodward). Panathenaic amphora; Tarbell, CR 1900, 474. Str…
Section VII: 377/6 To 353/2
377/6 (O1. 100.4) Archon kalleas PA 7766 MP A 70; Diod. 15.28. i(Kallias); IG ii 2 [95]; 216.10(= [217]; SEG 14.47); [1410]; 1411.5; 1424.[17]; 1425.328; 1426.[7]; 1622.[437]; 1635.2, 9, 118, 122 (Tod 125; Insc. Délos 98); 2318.[222]. Strategos chabrias son of Ktesippos of Aixone (VII) PA 15086; APF 560f. Diod. 15.30.5. In Euboia he ravaged the land of Hestiaia and left a garrison. Then he won over Peparethos and Skiathos and other islands in the…
Section I: 684/3 To 595/4
684/3 (O1. 24.1) Archon kreon PA 8781 The name of the first annual archon is preserved by Synkellos (ed. Dindorf I p. 400), Kastor of Rhodes ( FGH 250 F4) and Velleius 1.8.3, and there is no reason to doubt it (Cadoux, JHS 1948, 88; Jacoby, Atthis 172, 348 n.26). The date here given is contrary to those of Cadoux and Samuel, Chron . 198. MP A 32 gives this date; Cadoux says MP can make mistakes of a year or two, but it ought not to be in error in…
The Integration of the Plebeians into the Political Order After 366 B.C.
This chapter contains section titled: Information Constitution Politics
Sophilos' Vase Inscriptions and Cultural Literacy in Archaic Athens
Risk and Survival in Ancient Greece
The Heroes of Attica
Numeral Corruption in Greek Historical Texts
LET ME BEGIN with the justly esteemed Felix Jacoby.' At Atthis 379, note 139, he added a parenthetic remark: Cowardice in the treatment of a text never pays. He was concerned with the figures in the Athenaion Politeia with regard to the Peisistratid tyranny and objected to the contention of Schachermeyer that cannot possibly alter three of five intervals. Jacoby's opinion was that out of seven numbers relating to intervals five must be altered an…
Athenian Officials 684—321 B.C
The aim of this work of reference is to provide a full year-by-year list of officials from archaic and classical Athens, along with, where appropriate, a short notice of their activities, including all the evidence pertaining to an individual's office in a particular year. It also contains all state decrees datable to any year or which contain relevant information. It offers a basic reference, of a kind that has previously been lacking, for the s…
The Practice of Politics at Rome, 366-167 B.C
Prytany Systems and Eponyms for Financial Boards in Athens
Patterns in office-holding 366-49 B.C
The Election of Archons from Solon to Telesinos
Le témoignage qu'apporte la Constitution d'Athènes sur la procédure employée pour élire les archontes ne doit pas être récusé. Il s'accorde, en effet, avec les indications qu'Aristote fournit d'autre part dans la Politique. Solon avait organisé la désignation des archontes par tirage au sort. Abandonnée pendant la tyrannie, cette méthode a été rétablie en 487/6 et désormais appliquée selon le principe des dix tribus clisthéniennes
Klio Band 60, Heft 2
Provocatio and Plebiscites
The Atinian Plebiscite, Tribunes, and the Senate
We know of the Atinian plebiscite only from a tantalizing reference of Gellius, apparently citing Ateius Capito: ‘nam et tribunis, inquit plebis senatus habendi ius erat, quamquam senatores non essent ante Atinium plebiscitum.’ Willems was able to note two interpretations, one of which held that the plebiscite required that all tribunes be senators already, the other that it allowed tribunes the enjoyment of senatorial rights. The first was right…
Religion and Politics at Rome during the Third Century BC
Miltiades and the Parian Expedition
Lex Curiata and the Competence of Magistrates
C. Flaminius in 232 B.C
"The good man and the good citizen in Aristotle's "Politics
The distinction between the good man and the good citizen is of some importance for the understanding of Aristotle's political theory. This distinction, however, does not seem to have been fully understood. This paper will attempt to throw a little light upon the subject, essentially by means of an examination of the words used in the text. Aristotle begins, in chapter 4 of Book 3,1 discussing the excellence of the citizen. Just as each man in a …
The Heroes of Attica
Lex Curiata and the Competence of Magistrates
Sophilos' Vase Inscriptions and Cultural Literacy in Archaic Athens
The Practice of Politics at Rome, 366-167 B.C
Provocatio and Plebiscites
The Atinian Plebiscite, Tribunes, and the Senate
We know of the Atinian plebiscite only from a tantalizing reference of Gellius, apparently citing Ateius Capito: ‘nam et tribunis, inquit plebis senatus habendi ius erat, quamquam senatores non essent ante Atinium plebiscitum.’ Willems was able to note two interpretations, one of which held that the plebiscite required that all tribunes be senators already, the other that it allowed tribunes the enjoyment of senatorial rights. The first was right…
Religion and Politics at Rome during the Third Century BC
The Election of Archons from Solon to Telesinos
Le témoignage qu'apporte la Constitution d'Athènes sur la procédure employée pour élire les archontes ne doit pas être récusé. Il s'accorde, en effet, avec les indications qu'Aristote fournit d'autre part dans la Politique. Solon avait organisé la désignation des archontes par tirage au sort. Abandonnée pendant la tyrannie, cette méthode a été rétablie en 487/6 et désormais appliquée selon le principe des dix tribus clisthéniennes
Prytany Systems and Eponyms for Financial Boards in Athens
Miltiades and the Parian Expedition
"The good man and the good citizen in Aristotle's "Politics
The distinction between the good man and the good citizen is of some importance for the understanding of Aristotle's political theory. This distinction, however, does not seem to have been fully understood. This paper will attempt to throw a little light upon the subject, essentially by means of an examination of the words used in the text. Aristotle begins, in chapter 4 of Book 3,1 discussing the excellence of the citizen. Just as each man in a …
"The good man and the good citizen in Aristotle's "Politics
The distinction between the good man and the good citizen is of some importance for the understanding of Aristotle's political theory. This distinction, however, does not seem to have been fully understood. This paper will attempt to throw a little light upon the subject, essentially by means of an examination of the words used in the text. Aristotle begins, in chapter 4 of Book 3,1 discussing the excellence of the citizen. Just as each man in a …
C. Flaminius in 232 B.C
Miltiades and the Parian Expedition
Lex Curiata and the Competence of Magistrates
Klio Band 60, Heft 2
Provocatio and Plebiscites
The Atinian Plebiscite, Tribunes, and the Senate
We know of the Atinian plebiscite only from a tantalizing reference of Gellius, apparently citing Ateius Capito: ‘nam et tribunis, inquit plebis senatus habendi ius erat, quamquam senatores non essent ante Atinium plebiscitum.’ Willems was able to note two interpretations, one of which held that the plebiscite required that all tribunes be senators already, the other that it allowed tribunes the enjoyment of senatorial rights. The first was right…
Religion and Politics at Rome during the Third Century BC
Patterns in office-holding 366-49 B.C
The Election of Archons from Solon to Telesinos
Le témoignage qu'apporte la Constitution d'Athènes sur la procédure employée pour élire les archontes ne doit pas être récusé. Il s'accorde, en effet, avec les indications qu'Aristote fournit d'autre part dans la Politique. Solon avait organisé la désignation des archontes par tirage au sort. Abandonnée pendant la tyrannie, cette méthode a été rétablie en 487/6 et désormais appliquée selon le principe des dix tribus clisthéniennes
Prytany Systems and Eponyms for Financial Boards in Athens
The Practice of Politics at Rome, 366-167 B.C
Athenian Officials 684—321 B.C
The aim of this work of reference is to provide a full year-by-year list of officials from archaic and classical Athens, along with, where appropriate, a short notice of their activities, including all the evidence pertaining to an individual's office in a particular year. It also contains all state decrees datable to any year or which contain relevant information. It offers a basic reference, of a kind that has previously been lacking, for the s…
Numeral Corruption in Greek Historical Texts
LET ME BEGIN with the justly esteemed Felix Jacoby.' At Atthis 379, note 139, he added a parenthetic remark: Cowardice in the treatment of a text never pays. He was concerned with the figures in the Athenaion Politeia with regard to the Peisistratid tyranny and objected to the contention of Schachermeyer that cannot possibly alter three of five intervals. Jacoby's opinion was that out of seven numbers relating to intervals five must be altered an…
The Heroes of Attica
Risk and Survival in Ancient Greece
Sophilos' Vase Inscriptions and Cultural Literacy in Archaic Athens
The Integration of the Plebeians into the Political Order After 366 B.C.
This chapter contains section titled: Information Constitution Politics
Section IV: 480/79 To 432/1
480/79 (O1. 75.1) Archon kalliades PA 7773 Her. 8.51.1; MP A 51; Diod. 11.1.2; Dion. AR 9.1.1; Diog. 2.5.45 (= Demetrios FGH 228 F 2: Kallias; cf. Diog. 2.3.7); vita Eurip . 1.3 (Kallias); schol. Aischylos Prom . 384; Eusebios Ol. 74.4. There is a possible confusion with the archon Kallias of 456/5; cf. also Photios s.v. Káλλ∈ioν. Strategoi themistokles son of Neokles of Phrearrhioi (iv) PA 6669; APF 212ff. Her. 8.4.2, 5.1ff., 19.1f., 22.1f., 58.…
Section III: 510/9 To 481/80
510/9 (O1. 67.3) Archon skamandrios PA 12721 The likeliest of the available dates for the archon in office when torture was banned in criminal proceedings: And. 1.43 with MacDowell ad loc ; see Cadoux, JHS 1948, 113; Samuel, Chron . 204; Ostwald, Nomos 140f.; Stroud, Athens Comes of Age 29. 509/8 (Ol. 67.4) Archon lysagoras PA 9275a MP A 46; Cadoux, JHS 1948, 113. The suggestion has been made (Knight, Studies 18ff; Bicknell, Studies 41 n.158; Ple…
Section IX: 336/5 To 322/1
336/5 (O1. 111.1) Archon pythodelos PA 12379 MP B I; FGH 255 (6); Diod. 16.91.1; Dion. Dein . 4, 9 (Pythodemos); Arrian Anab . 1.1.1; IG ii 2 [328] (SEG 21.268); 330.7, [14], 29, 47;?334 + (SEG 18.13; LS no. 33); 1522.[21f.]; 1524.98, 103, [115]; 1543.[2]; 1544.47; 1623.287; 1628.350, 369; 1629.870, 889; 1699.[1] (or 343/2?); SEG 17.[27]. Panathenaic amphoras: Beazley, Black Figure 415, 417; Frel, Amphoras 26ff. Strategoi deinokrates (?son of Kle…
Section VI: 403/2 To 378/7
403/2 (O1. 94.2) Archon eukleides PA 5674 And. 1.87ff., 93fo 99; Lysias 21.4; Isaios 6.47, 8.43; Dem. 24.42 with schol., 133f., 43.51, 57.30; Aisch. 1.39 with schol.; Ath . Pol. 39.1; Diod. 14.12.1; Plut. Arist . 1.6, Mor . 835ft Lucian Hermot . 76; Catapl . 5; Athenaios 7.329c, 13.577b; P.Oxy . 2537, 34, 38; Suda and Photios s.v. Σaμiων ό δμos (Harding no. 6); IG ii 2 I.[42], 57 (Tod 97; Osborne D 4 + 5; Harding no. 5), 2.[7f.] (but see SEG 32.3…
Section VIII: 352/1 To 337/6
352/1 (O1. 107.1) Archon aristodemos PA 1798 Diod. 16.37.1; Dion, ad Amm . 1.4; Dein . 9, 13 (Philochoros FGH 328 F 154; Harding no. 77); FGH 255 (2); IG ii 2 204.12 (LS no. 32; SEG 32.70; Harding no. 78A); 1524.48f., 51f.; [1643 + Add.] ( Insc. Délos 104–12: or 353/2); 1696.21; 3039.4; XII 8.63; SEG 15.120.[24]; 27.18.6; Hesperia 1950, 231 (13.130f.) (Crosby); 1963, 172 (8.[21f.]5 [28]) (Woodward). Panathenaic amphora; Tarbell, CR 1900, 474. Str…
Section VII: 377/6 To 353/2
377/6 (O1. 100.4) Archon kalleas PA 7766 MP A 70; Diod. 15.28. i(Kallias); IG ii 2 [95]; 216.10(= [217]; SEG 14.47); [1410]; 1411.5; 1424.[17]; 1425.328; 1426.[7]; 1622.[437]; 1635.2, 9, 118, 122 (Tod 125; Insc. Délos 98); 2318.[222]. Strategos chabrias son of Ktesippos of Aixone (VII) PA 15086; APF 560f. Diod. 15.30.5. In Euboia he ravaged the land of Hestiaia and left a garrison. Then he won over Peparethos and Skiathos and other islands in the…
Section I: 684/3 To 595/4
684/3 (O1. 24.1) Archon kreon PA 8781 The name of the first annual archon is preserved by Synkellos (ed. Dindorf I p. 400), Kastor of Rhodes ( FGH 250 F4) and Velleius 1.8.3, and there is no reason to doubt it (Cadoux, JHS 1948, 88; Jacoby, Atthis 172, 348 n.26). The date here given is contrary to those of Cadoux and Samuel, Chron . 198. MP A 32 gives this date; Cadoux says MP can make mistakes of a year or two, but it ought not to be in error in…
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