Hippodamus of Miletus and the Character of the Athenian Dikastic Oath (Arist. <i>Pol.</i> 2.8)

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  • Anders Dahl Sørensen University of Copenhagen

Abstract

Aristotle’s discussion of Hippodamus’ proposal of a reformed legal procedure implies that the Athenian dikasts’ oath to vote “in accordance with justice” was not understood to be restricted to exceptional cases.

Author Biography

Anders Dahl Sørensen, University of Copenhagen

Post.doc. Dept. of Greek and Latin

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Published

2018-09-06

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Vol. 58 No. 3 (2018)

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