Hippokleides, 'the Dance,' and the Panathenaia

Brian M. Lavelle

Hippokleides, 'the Dance,' and the Panathenaia

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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Abstract

The dance scene in Herodotus (6.126-130) is fictitious and reflects Alcmeonid propaganda against Philaid Hippocleides, intended to embarrass a prominent enemy who may have been founder of the Greater Panathenaia.

Original language	American English
Journal	Classical Studies: Faculty Publications and Other Works
Volume	54
State	Published - Jan 1 2014

Keywords

Panathenaia
Hippokleides

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Classics

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Hippokleides, 'the Dance,' and the Panathenaia

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