- The
Perioeci or
Perioikoi (Περίοικοι, /peˈri.oj.koj/) were the second-tier
citizens of the
polis of
Sparta until c. 200 BC. They
lived in
several dozen...
-
Spartan society functioned within three classes:
homoioi or spartiates,
perioeci, and the helots. The
helots were
captives of war and were state-owned slaves...
- in
classical sources. The
Perioeci or Períoikoi, a
social class and po****tion
group of non-citizen inhabitants. The
Perioeci were free,
unlike the helots...
- and Agiad, were exempted; a few
trophimoi (very well-connected
metics or
perioeci) took part by
special permission, as did
syntrophoi (children of helot...
- view that
Perioeci and
helots both came from the
Achaeans was
questioned because of
Spartan abuse of the
helots yet
acceptance of
Perioeci into comradeship...
- the
Spartiate class,
there were many free non-citizen underclasses. The
Perioeci,
literally meaning "dwelling around", were
citizens of
smaller Laconian...
- a
people subject to Sparta,
whose status is
comparable to that of the
Perioeci.
Deriving their name from the town of Skiritis, a
mountainous region located...
-
Helots and the
Perioeci. They
controlled the Crypteia, the
secret police who
repressed the Helots, and they were even able to
sentence Perioeci to
death without...
- parti****te in the
Messenian Wars; for
Ephorus of Cyme, they were the
perioeci ("dwellers in
surrounding communities") from Helos,
reduced to slavery...
- (
perioeci or foreigners), who
underwent Spartan education. The
trophimoi were
temporarily adopted by a
Spartan oikos. The
trophimoi sons of
Perioeci represented...
