Periclean Athens: democracy, aristocracy, or monarchy?
By: General editors, Brian Tierney, Donald Kagan [and] L. Pearce Williams.
Contributors: Kagan, Donald, joint comp.; Williams, L. Pearce 1927- joint comp.
Series: Random House historical issues series -- HI1
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [New York]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 54
Subjects: Athens (Greece) -- Politics and government.; GRECIA -- HISTORIA.
Table of contents: title: 1. The democratic monarchy of Pericles: From Griechische Geschichte / Georg Busolt; title: 2. The greatness of Athens: From Pericles' funeral oration; title: 3. Ancient authors on Periclean democracy: From History of the Peloponnesian War / Thucydides. From Constitution of the Athenians / Aristotle. From Constitution of the Athenians / The "Old Oligarch". From Gorgias / Plato. From Pericles / Plutach; title: 4. Modern opinions: Was Athens in the age of Pericles aristocratic? / Larue van Hook. From Griechische Geschichte / K.J. Beloch. From The politics of the historian Thucydides / Malcolm McGregor.