Bárbaros y otros extranjeros en la Atenas clásica: el testimonio de los epitafios
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Notes on foreigners and their ethnic origins are few and scattered in classical Athenian literature. Funerary inscriptions provide more comprehensive and more detailed information, yielding a large material of names with ethnics. They include mostly free-born immigrants, among them many women, who probably enjoyed a more independent life than Athenian women. The great majority of immigrants bear ethnics denoting citizenship of a variety of Greek city-states. Foreigners with barbarian ethnics do not account for more than about 10%, a remarkable fact in the light of Xenophon’s statement (Poroi, 2,3) that most probably is a psychologically easily explainable exaggeration.
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