Thucydides 1.42.2 and the Megarian Decree

Classical Quarterly 29 (2):301-307 (1979)
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Is there or is there not a reference here to the Megarian Decree? Opinions have differed and no doubt will continue to do so. However, considerable authority has recently been thrown behind the proposition that the matter can be decided on purely linguistic grounds, that merely as a matter of use of Greek the passage cannot contain a reference to the Megarian Decree. This seems, on investigation, to be false, and since confusion appears to persist in the books about the interpretation of Thucydides' text a short discussion may perhaps be of value.

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A Historical Commentary on Thucydides.Malcolm F. McGregor & A. W. Gomme - 1958 - American Journal of Philology 79 (4):416.

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