This book explores the social, political and cultural importance of Thrace to prominent Athenian individuals from the mid-sixth to the mid-fourth century BCE.
Contents
Introduction: egalitarianism, ambition, and the disciples of Thrace -- Thrace as resource and refuge I: the Pisistratids to Thucydides -- Thrace as resource and refuge II: Alcibiades to Iphicrates -- Athenian ambivalence towards Thracians and Thracophiles -- The cultural appeal of Thrace for the Athenian elite -- Thrace as military academy -- Epilogue: Chares and Charidemus in the Macedonian world.
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