- who
would be the
ephors. Some
ephors were
elected thanks to a
famous deed that made them
known among voters. For example, Leon,
ephor in 419/8, had won...
-
Archaeological Service began to
employ its own
ephors,
expanding continuously until the
early 1910s.
These ephors generally had
responsibility for a particular...
-
proposed it.).
Civil cases were
decided by the
ephors, and
criminal jurisdiction had been p****ed to the
ephors, as well as to a
council of elders. By 500...
-
became a
member of the gerousia. The
ekklesia also
elected the five
ephors annually.
Ephors presided over
meetings of the
gerousia and the apella. They could...
- Pausanias' intentions) to the
Spartan ephors.
Diodorus adds
further detail to Thucydides' account.
After the
ephors were
loath to
believe the
letter provided...
- to
declare war and was
accompanied in the
field by two
ephors. He was
supplanted by the
ephors also in the
control of
foreign policy. Over time, the kings...
- had a son Agis II. Archidamus'
later second marriage was to Eupolia. The
Ephors objected to this union,
arguing that due to Eupolia's
short stature, “She...
- were
eligible both to vote and to hold
public office, date back to the
Ephors of
Sparta in 754 BC,
under the
mixed government of the
Spartan Constitution...
-
underwent major upheavals sparked by
ephors'
dreams at the
shrine during the ****enistic era. In one case, an
ephor dreamed that some of his colleagues'...
-
young Spartan girl who was
chosen for her
beauty and is
guarded by the old
Ephors,
being frequently molested by them. Her words,
spoken in a trance, are interpreted...
