词条 | Against Spudias |
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The speech is particularly interesting to scholars because it shows that the actions of women differed significantly from historians' usual views of Athenian expectations surrounding women's behaviour.[1] It also contains the only example in classical Athenian oratory of the father of the bride initiating a divorce.[3] The matter at issue in the case is a series of financial transactions between Polyeuctes and his wife, Spudias and his wife,[4] and the plaintiff and his wife. Spudias and the plaintiff were the sons-in-law of Polyeuctes,[5] and on his death they both brought suits against one another over the handling of the estate.[5] John Miles argues that the case put forward by the plaintiff in Against Spudias was weak, and he probably lost the case.[6] See also
References1. ^1 {{cite journal|last=Cohen|first=David|title=Women, Property, and Status in Demosthenes 41 and 57|journal=Dike|year=1998|volume=1|page=54}} {{Demosthenes' works}}2. ^{{cite book|last=MacDowell|first=D.M.|page=63|title=Demosthenes the Orator|year=2009|publisher=Oxford University Press}} 3. ^{{cite journal|last=Cohn-Haft|first=Louis|title=Divorce in Classical Athens|year=1995|journal=The Journal of Hellenic Studies|volume=115|page=5}} 4. ^Though it is never mentioned in the speech, we know from other sources that her name was Cleiocrateia. 5. ^1 {{cite journal|last=Miles|first=John|title=On Demosthenes "Contra Spudiam"|journal=Hermathena|volume=85|year=1955|page=45}} 6. ^{{cite journal|last=Miles|first=John|title=On Demosthenes "Contra Spudiam"|journal=Hermathena|volume=85|year=1955|page=48}} 1 : Works by Demosthenes |
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