JUDICIAL AND FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION IN LATE HELLENISTIC ATHENS: A NEW DECREE OF THE ATHENIAN COUNCIL.
This article offers the editio princeps of two Hellenistic decrees, one of them very fragmentary, recorded on a partially preserved marble stele found in Plaka in 2003. The second, and better-preserved, decree was passed by the Athenian Council in 103/2 b.c. It provides not only the first attestatio...
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American School of Classical Studies at Athens
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