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League (5th–4th
century BC), many more
cleruchies were
created by
Athens such as on Samos. Athens'
system of
cleruchies reached its
height in the late fifth...
- into the
Delian League in 478 BC. The
Athenians established a
number of
cleruchies on the
Thracian Chersonese and sent an
additional 1,000
settlers around...
-
building of the "middle wall"
about 440 BC), and on the
creation of new
cleruchies, such as Andros,
Naxos and
Thurii (444 BC) as well as
Amphipolis (437–436 BC)...
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Chiton Volume 6.3:
Chitral –
Cincinnati Volume 6.4:
Cincinnatus –
Cleruchy Volume 6.5:
Clervaux – ****ade
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entitlement to
private ownership of land (previously rare
under the
Ptolemaic cleruchy system of
allotments under royal ownership) and the
local administration...
- στενοχωρία)
which helps explain Gr****
colonialism and the
importance of the
cleruchies of Asia
Minor in
controlling the
supply of wheat. The
olive tree and grapevine...
- stenokhôría) also
explains Gr**** colonization, and the
importance Anatolian cleruchies would have for the
Athenian empire in
controlling grain provision. On...
- with the Athenians, who
expelled the
ruling aristocracy and
settled a
cleruchy on the site.
Chalcis subsequently became a
member of both the
Delian Leagues...
-
found in
ports and
could be
considered to be the
reverse of a politeum. A
cleruchy (Ancient Gr****: κληρουχία) was a colony,
typically Athenian,
which despite...
-
seize the
islands of Scyros, Imbros, and Lemnos, on
which it
establishes cleruchies (citizen colonies).
Fighting breaks out in
Corinth between the democratic...
