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Eteocretan texts are from
Praisos (Strabo's Πρᾶσος); the
others were
found at
Dreros (modern Driros).
There are five
inscriptions which are
clearly Eteocretan...
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contained Archaic inscriptions, one of which,
famous as the
Dreros inscription, the "sacred law of
Dreros", is the
earliest complete record of constitutional...
- The
Dreros inscription is the
earliest surviving inscribed law from
ancient Greece. It was
discovered in
Dreros, an
ancient settlement on the
island of...
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stylobate measuring 21.00 x 43.00 m. The
number of
pteron column was 6 x 14.
Dreros (Crete). The
temple of
Apollo Delphinios dates from the 7th
century BC,...
- an "early form of the
temple is the
hearth house; the
early temples at
Dreros and
Prinias on
Crete are of this type as
indeed is the
temple of Apollo...
- Crete.
Helios was also
invoked in an oath of
alliance between Knossos and
Dreros. In his little-attested
cults in Asia
Minor it
seems his identification...
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frogs is
exclusively the one Leto
appeared in. In Crete, at the city of
Dreros,
Spyridon Marinatos uncovered an eighth-century post-Minoan
hearth house...
- (end 3rd
century BC)
Orestas (son of Erymneus) from Aspendos,
proxenos in
Dreros (Crete), (end 3rd -
beginning 2nd
century BC)
Thymilus of Aspendos, stadion...
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slavery that had run
rampant in
Athens by the 6th
century BC, by debt relief.
Dreros inscription – the
earliest surviving inscribed law from
ancient Greece....
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violation of the law in question. The
earliest Gr**** law to
survive is the
Dreros inscription, a
seventh century BC law
concerning the role of kosmos. This...
