Il vino e la cetra. Su due leggi arcaiche da Eleutherna (Creta)

The paper focuses on two archaic laws from Eleutherna (Crete): one concerns a prohibition of drinking to intoxication, the other mentions one or more citharists and an apamia, this last being a portion of land cultivated by apamiotai, a category of rural serfs. It is suggested that both laws regulat...

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Published in:Annali della Scuola normale superiore di Pisa, Classe di lettere e filosofia Classe di lettere e filosofia, 2017-01, Vol.9 (2), p.325-342
Main Author: Guizzi, Francesco
Format: Article
Language:Italian
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Summary:The paper focuses on two archaic laws from Eleutherna (Crete): one concerns a prohibition of drinking to intoxication, the other mentions one or more citharists and an apamia, this last being a portion of land cultivated by apamiotai, a category of rural serfs. It is suggested that both laws regulate aspects of meetings which may be related to the important institution of the common messes, whose supply and organization involves both city and countryside.
ISSN:0392-095X