Ashes, Images, and Memories: The Presence of the War Dead in Fifth-Century Athens

Nathan T. Arrington

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Acknowledgements Introduction - Chapter 1 - Mass Ashes: The Origins and Impact of an Chapter 2 - The Topography and Phenomenology of the Public Cemetery Chapter 3 - Naming the Dead: Casualty Lists and the Tenses of Commemoration Chapter 4 - Sacred Space and the Fallen Warrior Chapter 5 - Private Engagement with Civic Death: Portrait Statues, Votive Reliefs, and Wall Paintings Chapter 6 - More Than a Name: Private Commemoration in Attic Cemeteries Chapter 7 - The Limits of Commemoration Conclusion Bibliography Index

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