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The Luxuries of Athenian Democracy

Greece and Rome, 1994
D. Braund
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Political 'no names' replace 'old names' [PDF]

, 2019
Burlyuk, Olga
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J. L. Marr - P. J. Rhodes (trans., comm.). The ‘Old Oligarch’: the Constitution of the Athenians attributed to Xenophon

Exemplaria Classica, 2009
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Corruption \ub0C. The Perpetual Battle: Corruption in the Former Soviet Union and the New EU Members [PDF]

, 2011
Walker, Christopher
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Occasionally Rather Embarrassing: Russian Banks and Russian Diplomacy [PDF]

, 2006
Tompson, William
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Putin and the 'Oligarchs': A Two-Sided Commitment Problem? [PDF]

, 2005
Tompson, William
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Xenophon, the Old Oligarch, and Alcibiades

Polis: The Journal for Ancient Greek and Roman Political Thought, 2022
Abstract Modifying the conjecture of Wolfgang Helbig (1861) by means of the distinction between Xenophon and his various narrators introduced by Benjamin McCloskey (2017), this paper uses the insights of Hartvig Frisch (1942) to show how drawing a distinction between the first-person speaker in pseudo-Xenophon’s Constitution of the Athenians and its ...
W. Altman
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The 'Old Oligarch'

2008
'Old Oligarch' is a label often applied to the unknown author of the Athenian Constitution preserved with the works of Xenophon. Probably written in the mid-420s B.C., it is the earliest surviving Athenian prose text, and its author was probably a young pupil of the teachers known as sophists.
J. L. Marr, P. J. Rhodes
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The Old Oligarch

The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1926
J. Petch
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The Old Oligarch, being the Constitution of the Athenians ascribed to Xenophon. By J. A. Petch. Pp. 29. Oxford: Basil Blackwell. is. 6d.

The Classical Review, 1927
E. Walker
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