ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited

In the present article two 5th century Attic inscriptions are revisited, namely IG I3 219 and IG I3 420. They were both first published by the 19th century Greek archaeologist and epigraphist K. S. Pittakes. Close study of the two very fragmentary inscriptions led to the assumption that they probabl...

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Main Author: Georgia E. Malouchou
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Università degli Studi di Torino 2019-07-01
Series:Historika : Studi di Storia Greca e Romana
Online Access:https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/historika/article/view/3460
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spelling doaj-92a7e481e09d437ebe6dfb10f75d1d782021-09-13T20:04:01ZdeuUniversità degli Studi di TorinoHistorika : Studi di Storia Greca e Romana2240-774X2039-49852019-07-01810.13135/2039-4985/3460ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisitedGeorgia E. MalouchouIn the present article two 5th century Attic inscriptions are revisited, namely IG I3 219 and IG I3 420. They were both first published by the 19th century Greek archaeologist and epigraphist K. S. Pittakes. Close study of the two very fragmentary inscriptions led to the assumption that they probably belong to the same dossier, i.e. leases of public lands or sales of confiscated properties.https://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/historika/article/view/3460
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ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
Historika : Studi di Storia Greca e Romana
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title ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
title_short ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
title_full ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
title_fullStr ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
title_full_unstemmed ΙG Ι³ 219 and ΙG Ι³ 420 revisited
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description In the present article two 5th century Attic inscriptions are revisited, namely IG I3 219 and IG I3 420. They were both first published by the 19th century Greek archaeologist and epigraphist K. S. Pittakes. Close study of the two very fragmentary inscriptions led to the assumption that they probably belong to the same dossier, i.e. leases of public lands or sales of confiscated properties.
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