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Amphictyonies, Including: Amphictyonic League, ...
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Scripture in Context II: More Essays on the Comparative Method
ANCIENT. AMPHICTYONIES,. SIC. ET. NON. Henry E. Chambers California
State University, Sacramento I. INTRODUCTION: SURVEY AND CRITICISM
Confronted with a mass of unfamiliar or unorganized material we often analyze it
...
William W. Hallo, James C. Moyer, Leo G. Perdue, 1983
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Interpreting Ancient Israelite History, Prophecy, and Law
The Greek Amphictyonies and Italian Leagues The employment of evidence
gathered from the Greek and Italian tribal groupings has been challenged on a
number of points. Firstly, the Greek and Italian leagues were far more
heterogeneous ...
John H. Hayes, Brad E. Kelle, 2013
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International Law in Antiquity
Amphictyonies Amphictyonies were local religious leagues based on a common
cult. As Adcock and Mosley have pointed out, “they were local or regional
associations with a communal religious center.”200 The center might be a
common ...
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Heads of an Analysis of the History of Greece: For the Use ...
OUACLES AND AMPHICTYONIES. 17 and a proneness to excitement. Ancient
usage restrained them much less than it did the Dorians. They were easily
induced to change, if pleasure could be gained by the change. They were bent
on ...
Dawson William Turner, 1860
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The Atlantis Encyclopedia
Amphictyonies. Term for political confederations of sometimes large kingdoms in
classical Greece, derived from “Amphictyon,” son of Deucalion and Pyrrha, the
couple who survived the Great Flood. Deucalion was a nephew of Atlas and, ...
Scholars Alt and Noth believe so and point out that Greek and Italian
amphictyonies were essentially no different from the twelve-tribe organization of
these “covenantal people.”9 Critique of the amphictyonic theory is based on the
observation, ...
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Can the Bible Be Trusted?: Old and New Testament ...
Historical research has shown3 that in reality Israel had no organization similar to
the Greek amphictyonies. Neither did they have any connection with the twelve-
tribe system of Israel, for the Greek amphictyonies came about at least half a ...
Such festival-associations, or amphictyonies, are coeval with _ . , . . . ,
Amphictyonies. Greek history, or may even be said to constitute the first
expressions of a common national history. For before the establishment of the
first amphictyonies ...
Ernst Curtius, William Alfred Packard, 1871
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Provincial Taxation and the Ur III State
On the basis of analogies to Greek and Biblical leagues, or amphictyonies, Hallo
interpreted the system as a manifestation of a common feeling of group unity. The
bala was "an institution which united the separate Sumero-Akkadian cities, ...
