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Перевод: satrap

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сатрап

Тезаурус:

1. Under Darius the Lydian satrap Pissouthnes revolted, and the Athenians supported this revolt which was continued by his bastard son Amorges (see p. 139).
2. There is some evidence for all of this; but a recently discovered inscription from Xanthos in Lycia (SEG xxvii.942 = Mausolus M9) shows the satrap, Pixodaros, not the king, appointing a garrison-commander.
3. That satraps as well as the king had their entourage of fellow-diners is proved by Xenophon's Anabasis (i.8.25) which says that Cyrus the Younger had his "table-sharers", and by Diodorus' description (xvii.20) of the "kinsmen" of the satrap Spithrobates, who fought with him at the battle of the Granikos in 334.
4. But there is no sign that the disgrace of the last Soviet satrap will clear the way for peace.
5. He was doing quite well even without it: he had already defeated and killed the satrap Achaimenes, Xerxes' brother (Hdt. iii.
6. Even so, she returned to Asia in the 390s, proving Alcibiades right (viii.46) when he told the satrap Tissaphernes that Sparta would be a less convenient ally than Athens if and when the war ended, because Sparta comes as a liberator.
7. F 299), calls Mausolus satrap of Karia, quite simply.
8. Farwaggi moves towards the door, almost shuffling, a satrap by inheritance.
9. (This xenia directly anticipates that between the early fourth-century Spartan king Agesilaus and the Persian satrap Mausolus, not to mention the fusion policies of Alexander: see p. 193.)
10. And the tendency towards appointing natives rather than Iranians as satraps after 400 gave a chance to humbler men who could rise as their masters rose; Mausolus M 9 shows the satrap appointing two Karians to office in Xanthos.
11. Much of this evidence is from the satrapy of Karia, and though the satraps (here certainly enjoy unusual latitude, there is no denying them their full status as satraps as a new, erroneous, theory has it: the matter is put beyond doubt by the Aramaic text of the great trilingual inscription found in 1974 (see the full text in Fouilles de Xanthos , vi, 1979) which refers to Dixodaros as satrap in Karia; moreover a scholion on Demosthenes Peace , which may go back to Theopompus (who was certainly the source of other Hekatomnid material in the Demosthenes scholia, cp.
12. First, what was a satrap?
13. The presence of such a satrap, then, was the first affront to local freedom.