Rural Athens Under the Democracy

Nicholas F. Jones

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"In Rural Athens Under the Democracy, Nicholas F. Jones attempts to reconstruct the world of Athens beyond the urban center during the fifth and fourth centuries B.C. on its own terms, establishing that the area surrounding the city was dominated by a distinctively nonurban society and culture." "The author approaches his task from the perspective of the exurb and targets prevailing notions of a thoroughly citified Athens, even though contemporary sources usually turn out to be preoccupied with life inside the city's walls."--BOOK JACKET.

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