Panhellenism has increasingly become a topic of scholarly interest in contemporary studies
of archaic and classical Greek culture. Broadly understood, Panhellenism refers to a sense …

Panhellenism and the Barbarian in Archaic and Classical Greece Page 1 Lynette Mitchell
PanheLLenisM and the BarBarian in Archaic and Classical Greece Page 2 PANHELLENISM AND …

The importance of Alexander the Great for the survival of Hellenic culture has never been
underestimated. Symbol of a great past, this Macedonian king is still alive in the memory of …

This paper explores the heroic Greek name Nestor (Νέστωρ) and its distribution as a
personal name in the Hellenic world. The name Nestor, as a personal name, is almost …

The epigraphic evidence for the Panhellenion is wide ranging and of great interest. We are
certain of the date of its foundation thanks to an inscription from Epidauros and to further …

This article is the first in a series devoted to nicknames of well-known people in Greece of
pre-Hellenistic times. In it general considerations are primarily expressed about the role of …

It is quite common to believe that in the Platonic dialogues the character of Socrates plays
two roles (Wróblewski 2005: passim). First, the character represents Socrates himself; …

The study of ethnicity has become particularly popular over the last twenty years. This article
explores certain unexamined assumptions concerning ancient ethnicity and points out …

Conceptions of individual and community identity correspond substantially, but not wholly,
with functional social groups in literary evidence from early Archaic Greece (800–650 BC) …