Relations et solidarités entre les cités grecques de la côte sud de la mer Noire (viie-iiie s. av. J.-C.)

Barat, Claire

doi:10.4000/pallas.867

pallas

2012

DOI: 10.4000/pallas.867

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Relations et solidarités entre les cités grecques de la côte sud de la mer Noire (viie-iiie s. av. J.-C.)

Claire Barat¹

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RULES FOR THE RECEPTION OF EXILES IN THE TREATY BETWEEN SINOPE AND HERACLEA PONTICA (I.SINOPE 1)

Loddo

2023

The Class. Q.

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This article analyses a clause of the alliance treaty between Sinope and Heraclea Pontica concerning the exiles of both cities (I.Sinope 1, lines 8–15). The clause in question states that the exiles may remain in the cities (ἐν ταῖς πόλεσι διατελεῖν) on condition that they do not commit any crimes and prescribes the measures to be taken should this occur. After explaining the content of the treaty, the existing interpretative proposals on the clause are discussed and the hypothesis that the cities in question are Sinope and Heraclea is put forward; some examples of treaties showing a similar concern to regulate the issue of exiles are adduced. Lastly, considerations are offered as to the reasons that led Sinope and Heraclea to introduce such a treaty clause.

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RULES FOR THE RECEPTION OF EXILES IN THE TREATY BETWEEN SINOPE AND HERACLEA PONTICA (I.SINOPE 1)

Loddo

2023

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Sinope et la mer : cultes marins et maritimes

Barat¹

2022

Dialogues d'Histoire Ancienne

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La cité de Sinope, située au milieu de la côte méridionale de la mer Noire, possède, du fait de sa position littorale, des divinités marines et maritimes dans son panthéon. Deux divinités maritimes importantes, à savoir Poséidon Hélikonios et Apollon Delphinios, ont été importées de sa métropole, Milet, tandis qu’on trouve aussi à Sinope des divinités secondaires liées à l’environnement marin, qui sont un témoignage de l’identité sinopéenne : le héros Autolycos, compagnon de Jason et/ou d’Héraclès, qui avait un sanctuaire oraculaire à Sinope jusqu’à sa prise par le général romain Lucullus en 70 avant J.-C. ; et la nymphe ou l’Amazone Sinope, qui apparaît sur les monnaies civiques de Sinope à l’époque hellénistique.

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Between Tyranny and Democracy: Political Exiles and the History of Heraclea Pontica

Loddo

2022

Erga-Logoi. Rivista Di Storia, Letteratura, Diritto E Culture Dell'antichità

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In the surviving fragments of his treatise On Heraclea the historian Memnon assigns a central role to the exiles from Heraclea. As opponents of tyranny, they represented a destabilising element, a constant danger to the survival of the Clearchid regime. This article explores the events that led to the banishment of the exiles, reconstructs the politics of expulsion implemented by the tyrants, and clarifies the status of the exiles and their political orientation in the light of Memnon’s frequent juxtaposition of the exiles’ demand to return to their homeland and the restoration of democracy.

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Relations et solidarités entre les cités grecques de la côte sud de la mer Noire (viie-iiie s. av. J.-C.)

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

RULES FOR THE RECEPTION OF EXILES IN THE TREATY BETWEEN SINOPE AND HERACLEA PONTICA (I.SINOPE 1)

RULES FOR THE RECEPTION OF EXILES IN THE TREATY BETWEEN SINOPE AND HERACLEA PONTICA (I.SINOPE 1)

Sinope et la mer : cultes marins et maritimes

Between Tyranny and Democracy: Political Exiles and the History of Heraclea Pontica

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