Ephialtes, the Areopagus and the Thirty

Classical Quarterly 40 (02):319- (1990)
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Abstract

Since the Persian Wars, the Areopagus had allegedly usurped certain ‘additional functions’. By removing them, and assigning them instead to the Council, the assembled People, and the jury-courts, Ephialtes undid the last institutional bastion of aristocratic political authority, and set the copestones on Athens' democratic order

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