Ειρηνάρχης
Essays on politics, institutions and society in the Greek and Roman world in honour of Kostas Buraselis
Edited by Sophia Aneziri
This volume in honour of Kostas Buraselis, professor emeritus of Ancient History at the University of Athens, includes contributions by scholars from several countries on a number of topics pertaining to the study of the Greco-roman world, including civic and federal institutions and elites, the evolution of democracy, Athenian politics, imperial cult, honorific culture, foreign communities in Rome, regional studies (Elis, Boiotia, Paionia), foreign judges, manumission procedures, agonistic culture, the construction of local identities, and religious violence. Particular emphasis is given to the study of specific texts (inscriptions, papyri and literary sources), either published here for the first time, or critically reevaluated.
- Edited by Sophia Aneziri
Other Titles in this Series
Strapped for cash. Needy Soldiers, Reluctant Authorities
Studies on Military Payments in Greek and Roman Antiquity
Volume 86
Archaeology of Colour
Technical Art History Studies in Greek and Roman Painting and Polychromy
Volume 87
