Ancient History Competition 6
All the eminent ancient historians who read this blog have not been able to solve the previous quiz. How is that possible? In any case I will withhold the answer until a knight in shiny armour comes forward to rescue the reputation of our professionals.
This week Manolis decided to ask you something easy. here it goes:
“We have set up equality between slaves and free men”
Pseudo-Xenophon (“Old Oligarch”), 1.12
Can you remember the name of a slave who became an Athenian citizen and was one of the most powerful bankers of his time?
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Is this Pasion?
And if I am honest, I have to say I found this out purely by accident. Athenian history is not my forte, although I am doing some reading about their early democracy.
You are right. It is Pasion. Congratulations…again!