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12 E. Norman Gardiner and the Decline of Greek Sport
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Note to the Reader xi
- Abbreviations xii
- Maps xviii
- Ancient Greek athletics: an Introduction 1
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PART I Olympia, the Periodos and Panhellenism
- Introduction to Part I 19
- 1 Sanctuaries, the State and the Individual 23
- 2 The So-Called Olympic Peace in ancient Greece 36
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PART II Gymnasion Education
- Introduction to Part II 63
- 3 Gymnasia and the Democratic Values of Leisure 66
- 4 Notes on the Role of the Gymnasion in the Hellenistic City 87
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PART III Festival Foundations
- Introduction to Part III 105
- 5 Opening address: Eighth International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy 108
- 6 Two Greek athletic Contests in Rome 120
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PART IV Competition and victory
- Introduction to Part IV 143
- 7 Games, Prizes, athletes and Ideology: some aspects of the history of sport in the Greco-Roman world 145
- 8 Athletics, Festivals and Greek Identity in the Roman East 175
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PART V: Athletic Representations
- Introduction to Part V 201
- 9 The Economy of kudos 204
- 10 Greek athletics as Roman Spectacle: The Mosaics from Ostia and Rome 238
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PART VI Greek Athletics and the Modern World
- Introduction to Part VI 265
- 11 First with the Most: Greek athletic Records and ‘Specialisation’ 267
- 12 E. Norman Gardiner and the Decline of Greek Sport 284
- Guide to Further Reading 312
- Chronology 313
- Glossary 315
- Works Cited 318
- Index 324
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Acknowledgements ix
- Note to the Reader xi
- Abbreviations xii
- Maps xviii
- Ancient Greek athletics: an Introduction 1
-
PART I Olympia, the Periodos and Panhellenism
- Introduction to Part I 19
- 1 Sanctuaries, the State and the Individual 23
- 2 The So-Called Olympic Peace in ancient Greece 36
-
PART II Gymnasion Education
- Introduction to Part II 63
- 3 Gymnasia and the Democratic Values of Leisure 66
- 4 Notes on the Role of the Gymnasion in the Hellenistic City 87
-
PART III Festival Foundations
- Introduction to Part III 105
- 5 Opening address: Eighth International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy 108
- 6 Two Greek athletic Contests in Rome 120
-
PART IV Competition and victory
- Introduction to Part IV 143
- 7 Games, Prizes, athletes and Ideology: some aspects of the history of sport in the Greco-Roman world 145
- 8 Athletics, Festivals and Greek Identity in the Roman East 175
-
PART V: Athletic Representations
- Introduction to Part V 201
- 9 The Economy of kudos 204
- 10 Greek athletics as Roman Spectacle: The Mosaics from Ostia and Rome 238
-
PART VI Greek Athletics and the Modern World
- Introduction to Part VI 265
- 11 First with the Most: Greek athletic Records and ‘Specialisation’ 267
- 12 E. Norman Gardiner and the Decline of Greek Sport 284
- Guide to Further Reading 312
- Chronology 313
- Glossary 315
- Works Cited 318
- Index 324