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Bronze and Dark Ages  \nReading IA  \n\"The Iliad\"  \nHomer  \nReadings in Ancient History,Bailkey,N.Copyright(C)1969D.C.Heath &Co.(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \nReading 1B  \n\"Works and Days\"Hesiod  \nHesiod and Theognis,Wender,D.(trans.)Copyright(C)1973 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \nTutorial II.Tyranny,Oligarchy,Democracy  \nReading 2A  \n\"The Tyranny of Kypselos\"Herodotus  \nThe History of Herodotus,Rawlinson,G.,trans.Copyright(C)In Public DomainReprinted with permission.  \nReading 2B  \n\"The Tyranny of Peisistratos\"Herodotus  \nThe History:Herotodus,Grene,D.(trans.)Copyright (C)1987 University of Chicago PressThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \nPAGE  \n3  \n5  \n23  \n25  \n35  \n37  \n39  \n41  \nReading 2C  \n45  \n\"Aristotle:I.The Peisistratid Tyranny\"  \n47  \nThe Constitution of the Athenians,Frisch,M.  \nCopyright(C)1976 Arno Press Inc.  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.  \nResale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n51  \nReading 2D  \n53  \n\"The Persian Debate\"Eilers,Dr.C.  \nHerodotus'History,Eilers,Dr.C.Copyright(C)Eilers,C.(Dr)Reprinted with permission.  \n55  \nReading 2E  \n\"Old Oligarch:The Constitution of the Athenians\"Aristotle  \n57  \nAristotle and Xenophon on Democracy and Oligarchy,Moore,J.M.Copyright(C)1975**University of California Press -booksThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \nTutorial III.Athens vs.Sparta  \nReading 3A  \n63  \n\"The Spartan Debate\"65Thucydides  \nHistory of the Peloponnesian War,ThucydidesCopyright(C)1954 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \nReading 3B  \n77  \n79  \n\"Pericles'Funeral Oration\"Thucydides  \nHistory of the Peloponnesian War.ThucydidesCopyright(C)1954 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n## Tutorial IV.The Peloponnesian War\n\n### Reading 4A\n\n\"The Revolt of Mytilene\"  \nThucydides  \nHistory of the Peloponnesian War,Thucydides  \nCopyright(C)1954 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.  \nResale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n### Reading 4B\n\n\"The Melian Dialogue\"  \nThucydides  \nHistory of the Peloponnesian War,ThucydidesCopyright(C)1954 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.Resale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n## Tutorial V.The Library\n\nTutorial VI.Academic Writing  \nTutorial VII.Roman Expansion and the Constitution  \n### Reading 7A\n\n\"The Roman Constitution\"Eilers,C.,trans.  \nThe Histories of Polybius,Book 6,Copyright(C)2008 Eilers,C.(Dr)Reprinted with permission.  \n### Reading 7B\n\n\"The Case of Spurius Ligustinus\"  \nLivy  \nLivy,Sage,E.T.&Schlesinger,A.C.(trans.)  \nCopyright(C)1938 Loeb Classical Library  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.  \nResale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n87  \n89  \n95  \n97  \n115  \n117  \nTutorial VIIITensions in the Republic  \n123  \nReading 8A  \n\"Tiberius Gracchus\"  \n125  \nScott-Kilvert,I.(trans.)  \nPlutarch:The Makers of Rome,Scott-Kilvert,I.(trans.)  \nCopyright(C)1965 Penguin Books(US)  \nThis material has been copied under licence from Access.  \nResale or further copying of this material is strictly prohibited.  \n133  \nReading 8B  \n135  \n\"Gaius Gracchus\"  \nScott-Kilvert,I.(trans.)  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