Naturalization in Athenian Law And Practice
Naturalization in Athenian Law And Practice
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224 Pol. Iii. 12756 37.
225 [Dem. ] 59. 89.
REASONS FOR GRANTING CITIZENSHIP 67 one could be made an Athenian unless he was a benefac- tor of the state, obviously an exile or permanent settler, as such, could not be granted citizenship, but only an exile or permanent settler who had proved himself a friend of the Athenian State.
It has been shown that by 519 B. C. The law of avSporfa- 6(a was in operation and the Solonian law had ceased to be applied. When we come to inquire at what time in the... sixth century and by what steps the transition occurred, we are treading upon very uncertain ground. We have seen that the law of Mporfaftia is restrictive. Further, this law is not confined to exiles and permanent settlers, yet there is no reference in it to any change in the class of persons affected. It seems reasonable to conclude from this that the law of avSpayaOea placed a limitation, not upon the Solonian law, but upon a subsequent law or practice, perhaps a reaction to the ante-Solonian practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
224 Pol. Iii. 12756 37.
225 [Dem. ] 59. 89.
REASONS FOR GRANTING CITIZENSHIP 67 one could be made an Athenian unless he was a benefac- tor of the state, obviously an exile or permanent settler, as such, could not be granted citizenship, but only an exile or permanent settler who had proved himself a friend of the Athenian State.
It has been shown that by 519 B. C. The law of avSporfa- 6(a was in operation and the Solonian law had ceased to be applied. When we come to inquire at what time in the... sixth century and by what steps the transition occurred, we are treading upon very uncertain ground. We have seen that the law of Mporfaftia is restrictive. Further, this law is not confined to exiles and permanent settlers, yet there is no reference in it to any change in the class of persons affected. It seems reasonable to conclude from this that the law of avSpayaOea placed a limitation, not upon the Solonian law, but upon a subsequent law or practice, perhaps a reaction to the ante-Solonian practice.
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