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pentakosiomedimnoi

Greek social class
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  • Athens: Acropolis
    ancient Greek civilization
    / The rejection of Cimon

    …top two ā€œSolonianā€ groups, the pentakosiomedimnoi and the cavalry class who were bracketed together on the one hand (as by Thucydides in one military context), while the zeugitai and thētes tended to be bracketed together on the other. No built-in class cleavage existed between the hoplite or zeugite class and…

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    …top two ā€œSolonianā€ groups, the pentakosiomedimnoi and the cavalry class who were bracketed together on the one hand (as by Thucydides in one military context), while the zeugitai and thētes tended to be bracketed together on the other. No built-in class cleavage existed between the hoplite or zeugite class and…

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