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Athens, Kylon, and the Dipolieia

SUMMARY

Shared elements, especially topographical and judicial, in the ritual and myth of the Dipolieia and the narrative of the murder of the Cylonian conspirators imply that the two accounts came to be assimilated in Athenian consciousness.

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pp. 363 - 381
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History

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