SPARTA. NEW PERSPECTIVES.

Notice(s) liée(s) (14)

1999 Cartledge (Paul) SOCRATICS' (THE) SPARTA AND ROUSSEAU'S. PP. 311- 337.

1999 David (Ephraim) SPARTA'S KOSMOS OF SILENCE. PP. 117- 146.

1999 Ducat (Jean) PERSPECTIVES ON SPARTAN EDUCATION IN THE CLASSICAL PERIOD. PP. 43- 66.

1999 Figueira (Thomas J.) EVOLUTION (THE) OF THE MESSENIAN IDENTITY. PP. 211- 244.

1999 Hodkinson (Stephen) AN AGONISTIC CULTURE? ATHLETIC COMPETITION IN ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL SPARTAN SOCIETY. PP. 147- 187.

1999 Humble (Noreen) SOPHROSYNE AND THE SPARTANS IN XENOPHON PP. 339- 353.

1999 Kennell (Nigel Martin) FROM PERIOIKOI TO POLEIS. THE LACONIAN CITIES IN THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD. PP. 189- 210.

1999 Millender (E.G.) ATHENIAN IDEOLOGY AND THE EMPOWERED SPARTAN WOMAN. PP. 355- 391.

1999 Nafissi (Massimo) FROM SPARTA TO TARAS: NOMIMA, KTISEIS AND RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN COLONY AND MOTHER CITY. PP. 245- 271.

1999 Powell (Anton) SPARTAN WOMEN ASSERTIVE IN POLITICS? PLUTARCH'S LIVES OF AGIS AND KLEOMENES. PP. 393- 419.

1999 Richer (Nicolas) AIDOS AT SPARTA. PP. 91- 115.

1999 Shaw (P.J.) OLYMPIAD CHRONOGRAPHY AND EARLY SPARTAN HISTORY. PP. 273- 309.

1999 Singer (Hamar) ADMISSION TO THE SYSSITIA IN FIFTH- CENTURY SPARTA. PP. 67- 89.

1999 van Wees (Hans) TYRTAIOS' EUNOMIA: NOTHING TO DO WITH THE GREAT RHETRA. PP. 1- 41.