HUMA 1825 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Imperium, Patriarchy, Tiberius Gracchus
19 Oct 2016
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September 16th, 2016 the study questions in your answer. Cohen (law in ancient athens) time in a different perspective. No government during this era, if you were a citizen during this time a community. Using specific examples (cohen study) explain what enmity is, what meaning it had to athenians and how the institution of law at that time proposed it. Law had a: 1) what to except study questions; difference between law then and now, 2) equality + emulation you are only as good as your opponent beating a child. You are only as good as your opposite: 3) hubris/envy obsessed with fame and honour no regard to standing within structure that would arouse conflict and it couldn"t avoid it. (cid:523)enmity(cid:524) incorporate all. Ancient athens was democratic (cid:498)demos(cid:499) power of the people, the someone enforces the law, police officers regulate the (cid:498)law(cid:499)
