 | 29. Smallwood,
Jews under Roman Rule
, p. 543.
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| 30. Tertullian,
Apologeticus
39.
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| 31. Liebeschuetz,
Continuity and Change
, pp. 3056.
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| 32. Tertullian,
Apologeticus
21, 1.
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| 33. E.g., Constantinus,
Codex Theodosianus
16.8.2 (a. 330), 3 (a. 321), 4 (a. 331
vel
330).
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| 34. Smallwood,
Jews under Roman Rule
, p. 545.
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| 35. Brian Vickers,
In Defence of Rhetoric
(Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1988), p. 5.
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| 36. Vickers,
In Defence of Rhetoric
, p. 7.
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| 37. Vickers,
In Defence of Rhetoric
, p. 124.
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| 38. G. T. Griffith, "Isegoria in the Assembly at Athens," in
Ancient Society and Institutions
(
Studies Presented to Victor Ehrenberg
) (New York: Barnes and Noble, 1967), p. 115.
|
| 39. Ostwald,
From Popular Sovereignty
, p. 203.
|
| 40. Griffith, "Isegoria," pp. 125, 131.
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| 41. A. G. Woodhead, "
Isegoria
and the Council of 500,"
Historia
16 (1967), p. 140. Woodhead also says that the ordinary Athenian people came to see
isegoria
as "an inherent right."
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