Abstract
O. The problem - 1. General assemblies of Italian tribes. - 2. A few examples fromClassical Greece. - 3. Meetings of Macedonians. - 4. Greek Alliances and Federal States. - 5. The epigraphic evidence - Opramoas' dossier. - 6. Koinon ton Makedonon of the Hellenistic Age. - 7. Diodorus XVI. - 8. Summary of conc1usions.
Highlights
Zuschriften und Manuskripte erbeten an: Redaktion TYCHE, c/o Institut für Alte Geschichte und Altertumskunde, Papyrologie und Epigraphik, Universität Wien, Dr Karl Lueger-Ring 1, A-lOlO Wien
I can divide them into three groups
the Greeks allied against Persia in Plutarch's Life ofAristides
Summary
Diodorus, contemporary, Dionysius of Halicarnassus uses this cliche to describe the assembly of the Etruscans in 480. It is noteworthy that Dionysius wrote here about koine ekklesia of the ethnos As it will be shown later, the same pattern was exploited by Diodorus on the assembly of the Acarnanian Confederacy "When the question of secession was brought at a general assembly at Capua, and the course of action to be taken was being debated, the Capuans allowed a certain Pancylus Paucus to express his opinion". This piece of evidence of koine ekklesia at Capua or Campania cannot, be compared with any other information about the work and the name of assembly, which was an Oscan-Ianguage institution. Capua was the capital of the Campanian League, and this very wording can reflect the federal character of the assembly[9]
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