The History of Greece
The History of Greece
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The unions of clans, or phratrieSy which, like the families themselves, had existed in the land before die Ionic epoch, served as intervening links. Thus the whole order of the Eupatridse was definitely and systematically divided into 4 tribes, 12 phratries, 360 clans, and 10,800 houses. They were united amongst one another by the worship of the most ancient and of the youngest god — of Zeus, tlie guardian of the hearth, and of Apollo Patrons : they dwelt together on the citadel and in its imme...diate vicinity, a priestly nobility, alone and exclusively in pos- session of all that seemed requisite for the sacrificial ser- vice in which the gods delighted, for the maintenance of the rites of religion, for the practice of sacred law, and for die calm guidance of the whole community.
« 1 A«u 'I^ifl nobility surrounded the throne of the Rogal Athens. , , , , . , , « ^ Kmg, who dwelt on the citadel of Cecrops.
Here was the seat of government : before his palace he assembled the heads of the Eupatridse, to consult with him as to the welfiire of the state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The unions of clans, or phratrieSy which, like the families themselves, had existed in the land before die Ionic epoch, served as intervening links. Thus the whole order of the Eupatridse was definitely and systematically divided into 4 tribes, 12 phratries, 360 clans, and 10,800 houses. They were united amongst one another by the worship of the most ancient and of the youngest god — of Zeus, tlie guardian of the hearth, and of Apollo Patrons : they dwelt together on the citadel and in its imme...diate vicinity, a priestly nobility, alone and exclusively in pos- session of all that seemed requisite for the sacrificial ser- vice in which the gods delighted, for the maintenance of the rites of religion, for the practice of sacred law, and for die calm guidance of the whole community.
« 1 A«u 'I^ifl nobility surrounded the throne of the Rogal Athens. , , , , . , , « ^ Kmg, who dwelt on the citadel of Cecrops.
Here was the seat of government : before his palace he assembled the heads of the Eupatridse, to consult with him as to the welfiire of the state.
What to read after The History of Greece?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward, Adolphus William, Sir, 1837-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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