Descrizione prodotto
Sommario
SOCIAL MOBILITY AS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE SPATIAL MOBILITY FROM SIXTH TO FOURTH-CENTURY GREECE
Cinzia Bearzot, Migrant intellectuals in Classical Greece, p. 23
Francesco Mari, Singers on the move: travel and social mobility among the Greek rhapsodes and poets, p. 41
Alessandro Brambilla, Migrants, warfare, and social promotion in Classical Greece, p. 63
Laura Loddo, Self-imposed exile and opportunities for social promotion in Classical Athens: prospects for groups and individuals, p. 79
Livia De Martinis, From slaves to members of the liturgical class: the power of money, p. 111
Paolo A. Tuci, Spatial mobility and social promotion in the world of trade: Phanosthenes and Chaerephilus, two case-studies, p. 159
STUDI E RICERCHE
Maria Elena De Luna, Nota lessicale in margine al vocabolario dell’acculturazione: μιξέλλην, p. 199
Roberto Sammartano, La nozione di consanguineità nella Ἀρχαιολογία greca di Tucidide, p. 211
Giuseppe Squillace, Un’«estetica» dei profumi? Teofrasto e l’assenza di componenti agrumate nei profumi antichi, p. 231
Thomas R. Martin, Cutting down Paradise: The moral meaning of the change in the landscapes of Jerusalem in Josephus’ Jewish War, p. 251
Recensioni, p. 287
Libri ricevuti, p. 299
Abstracts, p. 303
Indice analitico (a cura di Carlo Di Giovine), p. 309
Istruzioni per gli autori, p. 311
