Outlines of Comparative Politics
Outlines of Comparative Politics
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In the case of Rome, as was pointed out in the seventh chapter, extension of power and conquest * Boeckh, the best modern authority on the point, thinks three obols would suffice for the comfortable keep of a citizen, but not for his household. The daily pay of a citizen serving in the fleet was three obols. — Thuc. viii. 45.
\A CH. IX.] DEPENDENCIES 155 gave the city new outlying communities of its own citizens. If the same thing had happened in the case of Athens, the balance between the cent...re and the superficies would have been restored. How it was that this did not come to pass, we have now to observe.
The foreign dependencies of Athens during the seventy-five years from 479 to 404, were of two kinds. Some, and those by far the most Depend- numerous and important, were protected «>ci««- states which governed themselves in everything except foreign policy ; the others, comparatively insignificant, were plantations of Athenian citizens known as clervychice, or bodies of landowners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case of Rome, as was pointed out in the seventh chapter, extension of power and conquest * Boeckh, the best modern authority on the point, thinks three obols would suffice for the comfortable keep of a citizen, but not for his household. The daily pay of a citizen serving in the fleet was three obols. — Thuc. viii. 45.
\A CH. IX.] DEPENDENCIES 155 gave the city new outlying communities of its own citizens. If the same thing had happened in the case of Athens, the balance between the cent...re and the superficies would have been restored. How it was that this did not come to pass, we have now to observe.
The foreign dependencies of Athens during the seventy-five years from 479 to 404, were of two kinds. Some, and those by far the most Depend- numerous and important, were protected «>ci««- states which governed themselves in everything except foreign policy ; the others, comparatively insignificant, were plantations of Athenian citizens known as clervychice, or bodies of landowners.
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