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012 Oligarchs and Hesiod

An episode of the The History of Ancient Greece podcast, hosted by Ryan Stitt, titled "012 Oligarchs and Hesiod" was published on June 20, 2016 and runs 39 minutes.

June 20, 2016 ·39m · The History of Ancient Greece

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In this episode, we discuss the transitional governments in the early stages of the centrally unified polis (oligarchia and aristokratia), as the waning power of the basileis becomes supplanted by a small landowning group of nobles; the economic and social divisions between the nobles and commoners brought on by a spike in population in Greece; and the second great author of ancient Greece, a man named Hesiod, who speaks to us about life and society in the emerging polis from the point of view of the ordinary citizen, in his Works and Days

Show Notes: http://www.thehistoryofancientgreece.com/2016/06/012-oligarchs-and-hesiod.html

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