Prólogos

• Prólogo

  Laura Sancho Rocher, César Fornis Vaquero, Manel García Sánchez

  267-270

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Varia

• 'Politeia' in Classical Greek Historiography and in Historical Thought: Continuity and Change

  Elisabetta Poddighe

  271-300

  • PDF (Italian)
• Theseus’ Democracy, a Model for Fourth-Century Athens and for the Empire of the Antonines

  Domingo Plácido Suárez

  301-321

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• 'Ariste politeia': The Spartan Constitution in the Classical and Hellenistic Greek tradition

  César Fornis Vaquero

  323-341

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• Aristotle, Alexander and the Greek 'Politeia'

  Francisco Javier Gómez Espelosín

  343-362

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• From Athens to Rome: Aelius Aristides and the Romanization of Greece

  Antonio Hermosa Andújar

  363-378

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• Idea and Practice of Democracy in Republican Rome

  Francisco Pina Polo

  379-397

  • PDF (Spanish)
• Princes or Tyrants? Xenophon’s 'Cyropaedia', the Achaemenid Monarchy and the 'Specula principum' of Modernity (16th Century)

  Manel García Sánchez

  399-423

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• Classical Elements in the Political Thought of Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda

  Salvador Mas Torres

  425-448

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• 'Mixed Constitution' in the Republic of Florence in the beginnings of the 16th Century

  Laura Sancho Rocher

  449-472

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• The Power of the Polybian Anacyclosis in the Constitutional Period of USA

  Clelia Martínez Maza

  473-487

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• Democracy and Empire in Athens in George Grote’s 'History of Greece'

  Carlo Marcaccini

  489-514

  • PDF (Italian)
• How Greek Democracy is Spoken? Two Case Studies and a Comparative analysis (Tovar, Adrados, Ober, Hansen)

  José Luis Bellón Aguilera

  515-537

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• Uses and Appropriations of Greek Cynicism in Contemporary Counterculture

  Fernando Notario Pacheco

  539-560

  • PDF (Spanish)

• Estadísticas

  361

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