Policy-making in the Spartan Assembly

D. H. Kelly

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Political Theory and Democracy

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Emphasizing what he saw as the weakness and docility of the Spartan assembly M.I. Finley wrote: ‘I will put the question very bluntly. Can we imagine that the obedient, disciplined Spartan soldier dropped his normal habits when he was assembled not as a soldier but as a citizen, while he listened to debates among those from whom he otherwise was taught to take orders without questioning or hesitation?‘

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