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  1. Mystery Inquisitors: Performance, Authority, and Sacrilege at Eleusis.Renaud Gagné - 2009 - Classical Antiquity 28 (2):211-247.
    The master narrative of a profound crisis in traditional faith leading to a hardening of authority and religious persecution in late fifth-century Athens has a long scholarly history, one that maintains a persistent presence in current research. This paper proposes to reexamine some aspects of religious authority in late fifth-century Athens through one case-study: the trial of Andocides in 400 BCE. Instead of proposing a new reconstruction of the events that led to this trial, it will compare and contrast the (...)
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  • (2 other versions)De betekenis van Hyponoia en allegoria bij Philo van Alexandrie: overeenkomst en verschil.R. A. Bitter - 1985 - Bijdragen 46 (4):363-380.
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  • (2 other versions)De betekenis vanhyponoiaenallègoriabij Philo van Alexandrië -The Meaning ofhyponoiaandallègoriain Philo of Alexandria.R. A. Bitter - 1985 - Bijdragen 46 (4):363-380.
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  • Theomachy and Theology in Early Greek Myth.Tim Whitmarsh - 2018 - Philosophie Antique 18:13-36.
    Cet article se penche sur la représentation de la famille des Éolides dans le Catalogue des femmes du pseudo-Hésiode. Les Éolides, qui apparaissent très tôt dans le cycle mythique (et de façon particulièrement proche de la phase originelle de la vie humaine dans laquelle dieux et mortels ont été convives), présentent un cas remarquable de jalousie du divin. Ils cherchent en particulier à rivaliser avec la divinité en faisant usage d’artefacts humains : le langage, l’artisanat, le spectacle. Cette emphase sur (...)
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  • Socrates’ Accusers.Anna Kelessidou - 2011 - Peitho 2 (1):159-168.
    We have unfortunately very little information on the three accusers ofSocrates: Meletus, Anytus, and Lycon. Notwithstanding this, the presentpaper attempts to discuss the circumstances and motives that led toSocrates’ trial. Furthermore, the article deals with Socrates’ crucial standafter the verdict and considers the philosopher’s arguments as these havebeen presented in the first tetralogy.
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  • La doctrina política y jurídica de Epicuro.Isabel Méndez - forthcoming - Res Publica.
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