The Year of the Armistice, 423 B.C

Classical Quarterly 24 (1):33-39 (1930)
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This paper is a by-product of two systematic inquiries: one into the Strategia and Strategoi of the fifth century, the other into the military expenditure during the Peloponnesian War. The two inquiries cannot be kept distinct, and both have largely to depend on a minute study of the financial inscriptions

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10.1017/s0009838800021297

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