Titlebook: Animals in the Classical World; Ethical Perspectives Alastair Harden Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

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The Religious Content of Economicsperpetrators and inevitable victims of ancient warfare. Animals were crucially important for the execution of all military activity, most especially as draught animals, and the detailed descriptions of campaigns which occupy much space in the Greek and Latin historical texts are laid against an anim

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Frank Knight: Economics versus Religiondicated on animal life owing to the diversity of the Mediterranean climate and terrain.. From the earliest Greek art and literature, domesticated animals symbolized the wealth of a person or household, and so entirely did cattle equal wealth that in a description of the mythical garment worn by the

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John Bates Clark: The Religious Imperativemetamorphoses into animal forms and the mythological association of some gods with particular animals, in a practical sense this connection was put into practice in two ways: in the process of animal sacrifice, and in the designation or popular consideration of certain species and individuals as bei

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1377-1of animals in the Roman arena, activities which actually took place in the city of Rome as well as in Italian and other regional centres. Even to focus on this phenomenon may be to misdirect ethical analyses of the use of animals for entertainment: horse racing and chariot racing were known in ancie

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Book 2013This sourcebook presents nearly 200 specially-translated Greek and Roman texts from Homer to Plutarch, revealing the place of the animal in the moral consciousness of the Classical era. Philosophical, historical, dramatic and poetic texts explore how animals were regarded in all aspects of ancient life, from philosophy to farming.

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