Thirteen essays by an acknowledged maestro of Sparta studies.
Paul Cartledge is Professor of Greek History, Univerity of Cambridge.
List of Plates
p. vii
Preface
p. ix
Acknowledgments
p. xi
Sparta-Watching
'Sparta-Watching': General Introduction
p. 3
Polity, Politics and Political Thought
City and Chora in Sparta: Archaic to Hellenistic
p. 9
The Peculiar Position of Sparta in the Development of the Greek City-State
p. 21
Literacy in the Spartan Oligarchy
p. 39
The Spartan Kingship: Doubly Odd?
p. 55
Comparatively Equal: A Spartan Approach
p. 68
Society, Economy and Warfare
A Spartan Education
p. 79
The Politics of Spartan Pederasty
p. 91
Spartan Wives: Liberation or Licence?
p. 106
Rebels and Sambos in Classical Greece: A Comparative View
p. 127
The Birth of the Hoplite: Sparta's Contribution to Early Greek Military Organization
p. 153
The Mirage Re-Viewed
The Mirage of Lykourgan Sparta: Some Brazen Reflections
p. 169
The Importance of Being Dorian: An Onomastic Gloss on the Hellenism of Oscar Wilde
p. 185
Notes
p. 193
Bibliography
p. 231
Index Locorum
p. 264
General Index
p. 268
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