Iris Samotta
Biographic Data
| ID | 5657830 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Iris Samotta |
| GIVEN NAMES | Iris |
| FAMILY NAME | Samotta |
| SIGNATURE | SAMOTTA I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ruhr University Bochum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Markus Schauer, Triumvirat. Der Kampf um das Imperium Romanum. München, Beck 2023
Pythioi (Spartan)
The pythioi were Spartan ambassadors to the Delphic oracle of Apollo Pythios, appointed by the kings. The institution is likely to have disappeared with the end of the Spartan kingship in the late third century bce .
Apellai
Apellai refers to the religious Apellai festival of Apollo (“Apellon” in the Dorian dialect) held every year in the month of Apellaios in Delphi and probably in Lakonia, or to the Spartan political citizens’ assembly as indicated in the Great Rhetra of ca. 700 bce , the constitutional document ascribed to the mythical lawgiver Lycurgus.
Apellai
Apellai (only in the plural form) refers to the religious Apellai festival of Apollo (“Apellon” in the Dorian dialect) held every year in the month of Apellaios in Delphi (Burkert 1975: 9–11) and probably in Lakonia (Luther 2006: 81), or to the Spartan political assembly of the people as exposed in the Great Rhetra of ca. 700 bce , the constitutional document ascribed to the mythical lawgiver Lycurgus.
Pythioi (Spartan)
The pythioi were Spartan ambassadors to the Delphic oracle of Apollo Pythios.
Peloponnesian War
The Peloponnesian War was the internecine conflict amongst the Greeks between 431 and 404 bce .
Manlius Capitolinus, Marcus
M. Manlius T. f. A. n. Capitolinus (the cognomen refers to the Capitol of Rome ( see Capitol) as his place of residence), Roman patrician ( see Patricians) and consul in 392 BCE , won the battle at the Algidus mountain (today Artemisio ) against the Oscan Samnite tribe of the Aequians ( Aequi ).
Battiads
The Battiads ( Battiadai ), eponymously named after Battos I, the founder of the royal dynasty, ruled Cyrene from ca. 630 to ca. 440 bce .
Sicilian expedition
The Sicilian expedition of 415–413 BCE was the most ambitious and also the most disastrous military operation of the PELOPONNESIAN WAR , claiming the lives of ca. 45,000 Athenians and their allies (Thuc. 7.87; Bleckmann 2007: 85).
Herodotus and Thucydides in Roman Republican Historiography
This chapter argues that if we look at republican historiography in a different way, a lengthy tradition of reliance on and response to Herodotus and Thucydides emerges. The method for achieving a credible reconstruction of the ‘dark matter’ available in its visible, but fragmentary and frequently controversial, context engages the techniques of ‘thick description’ originated by the British philosopher Gilbert Ryle and introduced into the field o…
Demosthenes
Fokussiert auf die Person des bedeutenden Redners und Staatsmannes Demosthenes bietet der Band einen zielgerichteten, aber auch umfassenden Einstieg in die Schwellenzeit zwischen der klassischen Phase Griechenlands und dem anbrechenden Hellenismus. Dabei hilft die primär personenbezogene Darstellung, die zugrunde liegende Materie – das nachklassische Athen und die alles verändernde Machtpolitik des 4. Jahrhunderts – leichter zu verstehen
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Demosthenes
Fokussiert auf die Person des bedeutenden Redners und Staatsmannes Demosthenes bietet der Band einen zielgerichteten, aber auch umfassenden Einstieg in die Schwellenzeit zwischen der klassischen Phase Griechenlands und dem anbrechenden Hellenismus. Dabei hilft die primär personenbezogene Darstellung, die zugrunde liegende Materie – das nachklassische Athen und die alles verändernde Machtpolitik des 4. Jahrhunderts – leichter zu verstehen
Apellai
Apellai (only in the plural form) refers to the religious Apellai festival of Apollo (“Apellon” in the Dorian dialect) held every year in the month of Apellaios in Delphi (Burkert 1975: 9–11) and probably in Lakonia (Luther 2006: 81), or to the Spartan political assembly of the people as exposed in the Great Rhetra of ca. 700 bce , the constitutional document ascribed to the mythical lawgiver Lycurgus.
Pythioi (Spartan)
The pythioi were Spartan ambassadors to the Delphic oracle of Apollo Pythios.
Peloponnesian War
The Peloponnesian War was the internecine conflict amongst the Greeks between 431 and 404 bce .
Manlius Capitolinus, Marcus
M. Manlius T. f. A. n. Capitolinus (the cognomen refers to the Capitol of Rome ( see Capitol) as his place of residence), Roman patrician ( see Patricians) and consul in 392 BCE , won the battle at the Algidus mountain (today Artemisio ) against the Oscan Samnite tribe of the Aequians ( Aequi ).
Battiads
The Battiads ( Battiadai ), eponymously named after Battos I, the founder of the royal dynasty, ruled Cyrene from ca. 630 to ca. 440 bce .
Sicilian expedition
The Sicilian expedition of 415–413 BCE was the most ambitious and also the most disastrous military operation of the PELOPONNESIAN WAR , claiming the lives of ca. 45,000 Athenians and their allies (Thuc. 7.87; Bleckmann 2007: 85).
Herodotus and Thucydides in Roman Republican Historiography
This chapter argues that if we look at republican historiography in a different way, a lengthy tradition of reliance on and response to Herodotus and Thucydides emerges. The method for achieving a credible reconstruction of the ‘dark matter’ available in its visible, but fragmentary and frequently controversial, context engages the techniques of ‘thick description’ originated by the British philosopher Gilbert Ryle and introduced into the field o…
Pythioi (Spartan)
The pythioi were Spartan ambassadors to the Delphic oracle of Apollo Pythios, appointed by the kings. The institution is likely to have disappeared with the end of the Spartan kingship in the late third century bce .
Apellai
Apellai refers to the religious Apellai festival of Apollo (“Apellon” in the Dorian dialect) held every year in the month of Apellaios in Delphi and probably in Lakonia, or to the Spartan political citizens’ assembly as indicated in the Great Rhetra of ca. 700 bce , the constitutional document ascribed to the mythical lawgiver Lycurgus.
Markus Schauer, Triumvirat. Der Kampf um das Imperium Romanum. München, Beck 2023
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