10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «APAGOGE»
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The Documents in the Attic Orators: Laws and Decrees in the ...
The document, on the other hand, states that, if someone is arrested by apagoge
(o'timxflfi) for entering where he is not allowed, since he is a convicted parent
abuser (710v 'yovéwv KaKo'wew; 6'a/\wK1b;), draft dodger d.07pa761'a;) ...
2
The Forensic Stage: Settling Disputes in Graeco-Roman New Comedy
222-23 in part distinguish apagoge from mdeixis by claiming that apagoge
resulted in summary execution upon admission of guilt whereas jury trial was
obligatory in Hansen 1976:17f. attempts to refute this, but the evidence is not
decisive.
Or it could be a question of the manus iniectio, which in certain circumstances
can legitimately be deployed against specific public enemies.78 Second, there
are still visible points of agreement between the primitive apagoge and its later ...
4
The Law in Classical Athens
This was by using apagoge, which meant that the prosecutor himself arrested the
defendant and took him to the Eleven, who had charge of the prison, and a trial
was held before an ordinary jury. I have already mentioned that this procedure ...
Douglas Maurice MacDowell, 1978
In this last case he could be killed immediately or summarily arrested (by
apagoge) if he enters any public or sacred place, and if he does not appear in
court he will probably be convicted of the homicide in absentia and may then be
killed or ...
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
APAGOGE. APATURIA. also used metaphorically, as when it is applied by
Mosehus1 to the horns of the new moon, and by Euripides' to the frame of a lyre.
Likewise the orbits of the sun and planets, which were conceived to be circular,
were ...
William Smith, Charles Anthon, 1870
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A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities, ed. by W. Smith
against malefactors, especially murderers (which Schomann thinks was probably
the course pursued when the time for an apagoge had been suffered to elapse);
traitors, ambassadors accused of malversation ( Isocrat. c Cullim. 11) ; and ...
Greek antiquities, sir William Smith, 1842
8
Fear of slaves, fear of enslavement in the ancient Mediterranean
Voir spécialement : Hansen, M. H. - Apagoge, Endeixis and Ephegesis against
kakourgoi, Atimoi and Pheugontes. A Study in the Athenian Administration of
Justice in the Fourth Centiry BC. Odense 1976 : 55 sq. 5 And. (1) Sur les
Mystères ...
Anastasia Serghidou, 2007
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Remembering Defeat: Civil War and Civic Memory in Ancient Athens
murderer was also subject to arrest on the grounds that he was a wrongdoer (
apagoge kakourgon). If he confessed, he was summarily executed. If he did not,
a trial took place. Although this procedure was particularly useful against
foreigners ...
Harrison (Law 1,166) suggested that apagoge might have been the appropriate
procedure for attempted enslavement of an Athenian citizen, while for other free
persons the procedure would be a4>aCpecris, or alternatively (1,178) that ...
Apollodoros, K. A. Kapparis, 1999
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APAGOGE»
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First recognized and studied in classical Greek philosophy (the Latin term derives from the Greek “εις άτοπον απαγωγή” or eis atopon apagoge, ... «Droid Life, Oct 14»
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He attempts to debunk Zinn through apagoge, as if finding an exception to Zinn's every rule will invalidate Zinn's entire argument. And D'Souza ... «Los Angeles Times, Jul 14»
Why Can't We Agree on How to Pronounce Doge?
So we're left with eight possible words to use as analogies: anagoge, apagoge, epagoge, gamboge, horologe, isagoge, loge, and paragoge. «Slate Magazine, Feb 14»
Why so many people struggle with doge
So we're left with eight possible words to use as analogies: anagoge, apagoge, epagoge, gamboge, horologe, isagoge, loge, and paragoge. «The Week Magazine, Feb 14»
