Anthemocritus and the ὀργάς Disputes

Authors

  • Lawrence J. Bliquez

Abstract

The murder of the envoy, placed by Plutarch in Pericles’ time, should not be transferred to the mid-fourth century dispute over the orgas, for Didymus in his commentary on the latter is unaware of the event.

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Published

1969-06-05

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 2 (1969)

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