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‘Sharing in the polis’. Citizenship and forms of civic participation in the Greek world

International conference PRIN 2020 – ‘Sharing in the community’: citizenship and society in the Greek world (VII-II century BC) – 16–18 June 2025 Aula 113 – Via Festa del Perdono,...

599-550 BCE, Athenian citizenship, Epigraphic source, lexicon on citizenship, non-citizens

IG I3 1194bis (= IG I2 976 = CEG 13). Tettichos’ monument (575-550 a. C. ca.)

The epitaph for Tettichos, dated between 575 and 550 BCE, represents the oldest surviving example of an Attic funerary epigram. Discovered in a private garden in Sepolia, near Athens, the...

299-250 BCE, citizens registers, citizenship and federal states, citizenship controls, Epigraphic source, honorific decree

BCH 2017. Honorary Decree for the Metics who Fought for Akraiphia and Catalogue of the Recipients (early 3rd century BC)

Our understanding of the tumultuous relationship between the Boeotian koinon and Demetrius Poliorcetes, as documented in literary sources (Plut. Demetr. 39-40; D.S. 21, fr. 25-27; Polyaen. 3.7.2 and 4.7.11), has...

Conference

Presentation of the PRIN project Land and Citizenship at the Departmental Research Conference, University of Milan

Michele Faraguna, Donatella Erdas ‘Sharing in the community’: citizenship and society in the Greek world (VII-II century BC): prospettive e risultati della ricerca Third Research Day – Department of Literary,...

Lecture

Seminar on Land and Citizenship, University of Siena

Michele Faraguna (Università degli studi di Milano) Terra e cittadinanza: aspetti del processo di istituzionalizzazione della polis Seminari del martedì Tuesday, 3 December 2024, 4:00–6:00 PM Università degli Studi di...

149-100 BCE, 349-300 BCE, Epigraphic source, lexicon on citizenship, non-citizens

Quintus Tullius and His Greek Freedmen – ID 1802 (c. 100 BC)

The inscription records the dedication of a statue to Quintus Tullius by three of his freedmen: Heracleon, Aristarchus, and Alexander (on these individuals, see Ferrary–Hasenohr–Le Dinahet 2002, 218, nos. 4–7;...

349-300 BCE, citizens registers, citizenship controls, Epigraphic source, honorific decree

IG XII.6.1 18. Honorary Decree for Batichos of Cos (shortly after 322 BC)

The honorary decree for Batichos, a benefactor originally from Cos, is part of a substantial collection of inscriptions that commemorate the period of exile for the Samians (referred to as...