The mass execution at Elis in 343 BC

Author(s)
Bourke, Graeme
Publication Date
2017
Abstract
Diodoros (16.63.4-5) records, in a digression from his report for 346/5 BC, that certain Eleian exiles employed a large number of mercenaries, transported them to the Peloponnese and made war upon the Eleians. The Eleians, however, supported by 'the Arkadians', defeated the exiles and captured 4,000 mercenaries. While the Arkadians sold their half share, the Eleians executed theirs on account of 'the transgression committed against the oracle'.
Citation
Australasian Society for Classical Studies (ASCS) 2017 Abstracts, p. 11-11
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Language
en
Publisher
Classical Association
Title
The mass execution at Elis in 343 BC
Type of document
Conference Publication
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Publication

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