“Xenophon sacrificed on account of an expedition :”1 divination and the sphagia before ancient Greek battles
Warfare is a process, perhaps the main means, by which human beings have historically sought to settle their political, historical and cultural differences. In archaic and classical Greece, battle and animal sacrifice were intrinsically bound together. There was no violent conflict between cities wi...
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