L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia

The Xanthos Valley is one of the best examples of multiculturalism and coexistence of different cultural influences of Greeks and Persians. On the one hand, in fact, there was an attempt to incorporate the region into the sacred Greek history, by creating genealogies and mythical ties (as well evide...

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Main Author:	Simone Podestà
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	LED Edizioni Universitarie 2018-01-01
Series:	Erga-Logoi
Subjects:	epigrafia greca etnicità licia menecrate di xanto mondo persiano multiculturalismo, storiografia frammentaria xanto ethnicity fragmentary historiography, greek epigraphy lycia menecrates of xanthos multiculturalism persian world
Online Access:	https://www.ledonline.it/index.php/Erga-Logoi/article/view/1230

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title	L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia
title_short	L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia
title_full	L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia
title_fullStr	L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia
title_full_unstemmed	L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia
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publishDate	2018-01-01
description	The Xanthos Valley is one of the best examples of multiculturalism and coexistence of different cultural influences of Greeks and Persians. On the one hand, in fact, there was an attempt to incorporate the region into the sacred Greek history, by creating genealogies and mythical ties (as well evidenced by literary works, such as those of the epic writer Panyassis and the local historian Policharmus); from other hand, the political propaganda carried out by Xanthos sovereigns during the fifth and fourth centuries BC clearly confirmed the local origin of Lycians and their relations with the Achaemenid world. The analysis of some local inscriptions and of the work of Menecrates of Xanthos allows to show a culture in which Greek elements are mixed with Anatolian or oriental elements.
topic	epigrafia greca etnicità licia menecrate di xanto mondo persiano multiculturalismo, storiografia frammentaria xanto ethnicity fragmentary historiography, greek epigraphy lycia menecrates of xanthos multiculturalism persian world
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L’origine contesa delle città licie occidentali: dal mito alla colonia

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