Attic Document Reliefs

Carol L. Lawton

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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Abstract A unique, fully illustrated, and fascinating study of all the known carved reliefs decorating official inscriptions in classical and Hellenistic Athens. The author's new and illuminating work on the iconography of these reliefs shows how the gods, heroes, and other personifications were not simply decorative, but integral to the overall political message.

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