Vol. 23 No. 1 (2017)
SYMBOLAE CHRISTIANO HABICHT NONAGENARIO OBLATAE, QUAE HYPERBOREI VOLUMINIS XXII FASCICULO II IN EIUS HONOREM EDITO ADICIUNTUR

Zanes Speak: Olympic Fines in Hellenic Intellectual and Political Context

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  • Kostas Buraselis
Kostas Buraselis
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Published 2017-12-19

Keywords

  • fines of athletic transgressions,
  • Olympic sanctuary,
  • Zanes
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How to Cite

Buraselis, K. (2017). Zanes Speak: Olympic Fines in Hellenic Intellectual and Political Context. Hyperboreus, 23(1), 133-141. https://doi.org/10.36950/JZRU5114

Abstract

Olympic Zanes, statues erected with the fines of athletic transgressions, apparently not further significant data of economic administration, are shown to be more deeply connected with and able to contribute to the understanding of the moral values, the self-image and the political life of ancient Greek society, in the first period of Macedonian control over the Greek cities.

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