<i>Theorodokoi</i>, <i>Asylia</i>, and the Cities of Macedonia

Authors

  • Ben Raynor Darwin College, University of Cambridge

Abstract

Reception of theoroi and decrees of asylia, being harmless gestures, are not evidence of the cities’ independence of the king; these gestures proliferate with the growing involvement of the cities with the rest of the Greek world.

Author Biography

Ben Raynor, Darwin College, University of Cambridge

Moses and Mary Finley Fellow

Darwin College, University of Cambridge

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Published

2016-04-01

Issue

Vol. 56 No. 2 (2016)

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