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Colonies grecques --- Greece --- Colonies.

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This is the first modern monograph of Miletos from the Classical Age until the Late Empire, concerned with history rather than with archaeology. Hence it is based primarily on plentiful epigraphic sources enriched by reference to Milesian coins and archaeological evidence. It pays much attention to the internal development of Miletos, from urban evolution to transformations of its government, ranging from oligarchy of Persian times, to Hellenistic democracy, to the regime of notables in the Imperial age. Much attention is devoted to the position of Miletos in the world dominated by major powers – Hellenistic monarchies, late Roman republic and Empire. The book shows that Miletos largely owed its quasi-independent position, markedly exceeding its real economic or military strength, to skillful exploitation of the prestige of the great temple and Oracle of Apollo in Didyma, enormously influential with many kings and emperors. Apart from the diachronic narrative of history of Miletos the book contains chapters on economy and population of Miletos, the professed identity of its elite and on role of Didyma and its games within the polis who named itself “the nourisher of Apollo”.

Balat (Aydın İli, Turkey) --- History. --- Antiquities. --- Politique et culture --- Colonies grecques --- Milet (ville ancienne)

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Research concerning the spread of Greeks in the Mediterranean has been characterised for the last 30 years by a persistent interest in the phenomena of hybridisation and cultural interaction. While paying tribute to the remarkable progresses in our knowledge of the 'colonial worlds', this volume offers a different approach of the exchanges that distinguished these societies. Our interest further embraces the activities and innovations of the Greeks in the colonial milieu, be it by transforming their cultural heritage, by exploiting the resources they found where they settled, or by adapting their practices under the influence of other Greeks. By focusing on these exchanges, the authors question the place of local connections in the construction of regional cultures, and their original features.

Colonies grecques. --- Architecture, Greek --- Greece --- Mediterranean Region --- Colonies --- Civilization --- Antiquities --- Mediterranean Region. --- Griekse koloniën --- Grieken --- Mobilité spatiale --- Sociale netwerken --- Oudheden --- Kolonisatie --- Middellandse-zeegebied --- In het buitenland --- Méditerranée (région) --- Antiquité --- Civilization.

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Epigrafie [Griekse ] --- Epigraphie grecque --- Griekse epigrafie --- Inscripties [Griekse ] --- Inscriptions [Greek ] --- Inscriptions grecques --- Opschriften [Griekse ] --- Inscriptions, Greek. --- Sister cities --- Cities and towns, Ancient --- Villes jumelées --- Villes antiques --- History --- Histoire --- Sister cities. --- -Cities and towns, Ancient --- -Inscriptions, Greek --- Partner cities --- Cities and towns --- Greek inscriptions --- Greek language --- Greek philology --- Geography, Ancient --- Villes jumelées --- Inscriptions, Greek --- Cités-États --- Syggéneia (le mot grec) --- Catalogues --- Grèce --- Colonies --- Politique et gouvernement --- Cities and towns [Ancient ] --- Greece --- Legends --- Colonies grecques. --- Cities and towns, Ancient - Greece. --- Cities and towns, Ancient - Turkey. --- Colonies grecques