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Lin Guenther. Monument of the Eponymous Heroes. The beginnings. 508 B.C.: Cleisthenes creates ten tribes of Athens Tribes named after ancient heroes Eponymous: giving one’s name to a tribe or place. Oracle of Apollo at Delphi chose names from list. The Agora. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Lin Guenther

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The beginnings 508 B.C.: Cleisthenes creates ten tribes

of Athens Tribes named after ancient heroes

Eponymous: giving one’s name to a tribe or place.

Oracle of Apollo at Delphi chose names from list

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The Agora

Source: http://plato-dialogues.org/tools/agora.htm

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The monument as the central hub for public announcements: Proposed legislation Lawsuits Summons for military service

Source: http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/classics/dunkle/athnlife/epnymous.htm

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Model Monument of the Eponymous Heroes

Source: http://flickr.com/photos/14122758@N06/1445259054

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The Heroes

The heroes had no significant relation to the tribe which they represented.

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ErechtheusEarly king of AthensRaised by AthenaErechtheion named after him...

AegeusFather of TheseusAegean Sea named after him

PandionEarly king of AthensFather of Aegeus

LeosSacrificed his daughters for AthensLeocorium

AcamasSon of TheseusInvolved in Trojan War

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OeneusSon of Pandion

CecropsFounder of AthensHalf man, half serpentFirst to sacrifice to Athena

HippothoonSon of Poseidon

AjaxGreat warrior

AntiochosSon of Herakles

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Importance of one’s tribe By tribe an Athenian would :

Be allotted to public officeVote Perform in coral dances in the theatreCompete in sacred gamesServe in councilBe conscriptedFight in battle

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Source: http://www.nubiannilecruises.com/greece/general_info/The%20Ancient%20Agora%20of%20Athens_files/IMAGE005.JPG

Source: http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/classics/dunkle/athnlife/epnymous.htm

Today

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Restructuring the Heroes

Antigonos & DemetriosMacedonian kingsAdded 307/6 B.C....removed end of 3rd Cent.

B.C. due to war against Macedon Ptolemy III Euergetes: 224-3 B.C. King Attalos: 200 B.C. Hadrian: 124/5 B.C.

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