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Classical Quarterly 19 (01):95- (1969)

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  1. (1 other version)The Sixth-Century Tyranny at Samos.John P. Barron - 1964 - Classical Quarterly 14 (02):210-.
    IN examining Herodotos' account of the Samian tyranny, historians have long been disturbed by two considerations. First, it seems strange that the period of settled tyranny should have begun no earlier than the rise of Polykrates and his two brothers c. 533 B.C., even though Samos was among the most advanced cities in Ionia. Yet it seems equally impossible to revise this accession date in an upward direction, at least by any significant margin. Furthermore, there had been at work in (...)
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  • (1 other version)The Sixth-Century Tyranny at Samos.John P. Barron - 1964 - Classical Quarterly 14 (2):210-229.
    IN examining Herodotos' account of the Samian tyranny, historians have long been disturbed by two considerations. First, it seems strange that the period of settled tyranny should have begun no earlier than the rise of Polykrates and his two brothers c. 533 B.C., even though Samos was among the most advanced cities in Ionia. Yet it seems equally impossible to revise this accession date in an upward direction, at least by any significant margin. Furthermore, there had been at work in (...)
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  • Die Liste der Thalassokratien in der Chronik des Eusebius.R. Helm - 1926 - Hermes 61 (3):241-262.
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