The inscriptions of Dodona and a new history of Molossia

In: Heidelberger althistorische Beiträge und epigraphische Studien 54

In: Alte Geschichte

In: Alte Geschichte

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PrefaceIntroductionThe established viewI.The dating of inscriptions from DodonaII.1.Manumissions and DedicationsII.1.1.'King Alexander' inscriptionsII.1.2.Other inscriptionsII.2.SummaryIII.Seven points of differenceIII.1.Molossian 'state' and Molossian kings in the fourth centuryIII.2.Molossian expansion in the fourth centuryIII.3.What if anything occurred between 330 and 328 BC?III.4.Epirote and Molossian identity in the late fourth and early third centuriesIII.5.'The Molossians' in the third centuryIII.6.What does re-dating mean for Molossian expansion in the third century?III.7.What is the Molossian relationship with Thesprotia and Chaonia in the third century?IV.A new history of MolossiaV.Epigraphical appendixVI.List of maps and figuresVII.AbbreviationsVIII.Works citedIXIndex locorumX.Index.

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The inscriptions of Dodona and a new history of Molossia

In: Heidelberger althistorische Beiträge und epigraphische Studien Band 54

In: Alte Geschichte

Meyer, Elizabeth A.

Meyer, Elizabeth A.

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