10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRIERARCHY»
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A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
The year of passing this law Bockh fixes at B.C. 340 or 339. How long it remained
in force is uncertain. In the speech for the Crown (B.C. 330), where much is said
on the subject of the trierarchy, it is neither mentioned that the law was in ...
William Smith, Charles Anthon, 1870
2
The public economy of Athens; to which is added, a ...
General Nature of the Trierarchy .... 541 XII. First Form of the Trierarchy, or the
Trierarchy of a single Person. Second Form of the Trierarchy, or the Trierarchy in
part of a single Person and in part of two Syntrierarchs, from Olymp. 92, 1 (b.c.
412) ...
3
A Smaller Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities: ...
The third form of the trierarchy was connected with, or suggested by, the
Byntrierarchy. In b. c. 358, the Athenians were unable to procure a sufficient
number of legally appointed trierarchs, and accordingly they summoned
volunteers. This ...
4
A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities, ed. by W. Smith
6), the Trierarchs were by a special decree subjected to imprisonment if they
were not off the pier (x»^a) by the end of the month ; on the contrary, whoever got
his ship ready first, was to be rewarded with the " crown of the Trierarchy;" so that
in ...
Greek antiquities, sir William Smith, 1842
5
A school dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities: abridged ...
This charge was of course superseded by the later forms of the trierarchy. The
state furnished the ship, and either the whole or part of the ship's rigging and
furniture, and also pay and provisions for the sailors. The trierarchs were bound
to ...
Sir William Smith, Charles Anthon, 1846
6
A History of Greece: From the Earliest Period to the Close ...
216 Such was the general enthusiasm, that the costly office of trierarchy was for
the first time undertaken by volunteers, instead of awaiting the more tardy
process of singling out those rich men who.se turn it was to serve, with the
chance of still ...
TRIERARCHY EQUALIZED. 465 The same influences, which had led originally
to the introduction of such abuses, stood opposed to the orator in his attempted
amendment. The body of Three Hundred, the richest men in the state —the
leader ...
8
The Public Economy of Athens: In Four Books; to which is ...
First form of the Trierarchy, or the Trierarchy of Individuals. Second form of the
Trierarchy, or the Trierarchy in part of Individuals and in part of two Syn- trierarchs
, from Olymp. 92. I. until Olymp. 105. 3. 13. Third form of the Trierarchy. Synteliae
...
9
The Bad Citizen in Classical Athens
As the wealthy became liable not only for the chore ̄gia but also for the
trierarchy, it was inevitable that some wealthy men would press for relief and that
questions would arise concerning how often an individual should be required to
perform ...
Matthew Robert Christ, 2006
The trierarchy was the name given to the ultra-rich citizens obliged to command
and outfit a trireme, an Athenian naval vessel. Based on an average wealth of 3
talents (about $1.15 million) for each trierarch, the total property for the entire ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRIERARCHY»
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W ciągu dwóch lat wspólnej służby przywykł już do przycinków trierarchy. Z początku Filipus wydawał się wniebowzięty niespodziewanym awansem. Wcześniej ... «Histmag.org, Jul 15»
