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An Eteocypriot-Greek bilingual inscription and the meaning of Cypriot eupatridai
Beatrice Pestarino, 2024.
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Kadmos 63(1-2), pp. 19 to 38. Treats the Amathus bilingual (now IG XV 1.1 no. 7) as a monumental decree of the late 4th century BC and argues that eupatrides marks a local elite reacting to the end of the city-kingdoms. Source for the current edition number, date and historical setting of the bilingual.
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Beatrice Pestarino (2024). An Eteocypriot-Greek bilingual inscription and the meaning of Cypriot eupatridai. https://doi.org/10.1515/kadmos-2024-0002
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