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aspect of
helotism; thus Messenians, who were
conquered in the
Messenian Wars of the 8th
century BC,
become synonymous in
Herodotus with
helots. The situation...
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Helotes (/həˈloʊtɪs/ hə-LOH-tis) is a city in
Bexar County, Texas,
United States,
located on the far
northwestern side of San Antonio. It is part of the...
- Spartans),
perioikoi (free non-Spartiates), and
helots (state-owned
enslaved non-Spartan locals), with
helots making up the
majority of the po****tion. Spartiate...
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facing repeated helot revolts.
Aside from
suppressing revolts,
Spartiates trained as hoplites. They
fought as such
alongside helot forces; for instance...
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state institution. The
kryptai either prin****lly
sought out and
killed helots across Laconia and
Messenia as part of a
policy of
terrorising and intimidating...
- and
helots revolted against their masters several times. In 370/69 BC, as a
result of Epaminondas'
liberation of
Messenia from
Spartan rule, the
helot system...
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rejecting foreign expeditions when solicited,
possibly due to the
threat of a
helot revolt that a
defeat in a war
abroad would cause. The
first known deed of...
- were not,
unless given permission. Like the Spartiates, the
perioeci owned helots and
fought in the army.
Other major cities in the
Peloponnese likewise controlled...
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Willem Helot (27
October 1675 – 7
November 1749), was
secunde and
Acting Governor of the Cape Colony.
Helot arrived at the Cape as a
soldier in 1694 and...
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result of two decades' struggle, the
Messenian people became enslaved as
helots and made
serfs of the state,
following Spartan victory in the southwestern...
