10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIERARCHAL»
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trierarchal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Select private orations of Demosthenes
This explains tJ^oCt', tantilla. a\a£ove6<rtTai Kai Tpi7}pap%ias epet] 'WiU in
bragging terfl-- talk of his trierarchal (a choragio) expenses.' Of such*! aXafaveia
there are instances] again and again in Dem. and) the other orators, e.g. Or. 2D' ...
Demosthenes, Frederick Apthorp Paley,
1896
2
Select private orations, with notes by F.A. Paley and J.E. ...
smallest fraction of his income, not to say (I needn't say) of his capital.' This
explains Toaavr', tantilla. iXat^ofeifferai Tpiypapxlas ipei.] ' Will in bragging terms
talk of his trierarchal (and choragic) expenses.' Of such i\a£wda there are
instances ...
Demosthenes, Frederick Apthorp Paley,
1875
3
Orations of Demosthenes: translated by Charles Rann Kennedy, ...
Take the navy law and read just that part: THE LAW " And none shall be exempt
from the trierarchal service except the nine archons." You see, men of Athens,
how clearly the law has expressed, that none but the nine archons shall be
exempt ...
4
The Athenian Trireme: The History and Reconstruction of an ...
In addition to the trierarchal expenses Apollodorus says that he also paid the
advance taxes which were levied to cover the cost of a naval expedition. This
advance payment of tax was itself regarded as a duty, like trierarchal service, to
which ...
J. S. Morrison, J. F. Coates, N. B. Rankov,
2000
5
The Comedies of Aristophanes: The Peace. The Lysistrata. The ...
Straight would ye have equipp'd three hundred ships'; The city had been full of
martial tumult, And trierarchal clamour ; stipends given, Palladian statues' gilded,
while the porch 540 Groan'd with the noise, provisions measur'd out, Bringing of ...
Aristophanes, Wilhelm Wachsmuth, Pierre Brumoy,
1837
6
Attica and Athens: an inquiry into the civil, moral and ...
Trierarchal crown of honour, there was always great emulation among them.
According to law the Trierarchy was held by the same person only for one year.
The crews were fed and paid by the state ; though it very often happened, when
the ...
Karl Otfried Müller,
1842
7
Orations: Against Macartatus, Leochares, Stephanus I, etc
It would indeed be strange — when I, after serving my own time and that of my
colleague, have performed extra trierarchal duties for you aud i Auger : — " vous
leB avez mis en mauvais e'tat." Fabet : — " du sie unbrauchbar £;«maeht hast.
8
The orations of Demosthenes
"And none shall be exempt from the trierarchal service except the nine archons." '
That is, two advantages which the state may possess, or may seek to possess.
Auger translates it with much clearness : " Ajoutez que des deux avantages dont
...
Demosthenes, Charles Rann Kennedy,
1898
9
The Orations of Demosthenes Against Leptines, Midias, ...
Towards the close of the Peloponnesian war, and for some time after, the
choragic service (like the trierarchal) was divided between two : but when the
people had recovered from their calamities, they reverted to the ancient practice.
10
The comedies of Aristophanes, tr. into familiar blank verse, ...
Straight would ye have equipp'd three hundred ships'; The city had been full of
martial tumult, And trierarchal clamour ; stipends given, Palladian statuesi gilded,
while the porch 540 Groan'd with the noise, provisions measur'd out, Bringing of ...
Aristophanes, Charles Apthorp Wheelwright,
1837