Herodotus and the Spartan King Lists

Herodotus and the Spartan King Lists

Herodotus took over from Hecataeus the Spartan king lists which were compiled some time during the reign of Demaratus (c. 510-491 B.C.). In order to give the genealogies of Leonidas and Leotychides, Herodotus altered four names on these lists. These tables were based on a 40 year generation, contrar...

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