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“revive” the way of life in Ancient Athens of the second half of the fourth century BCE. It explains why this is useful and interesting not only from an (economic) historian’s perspective, but also from those scholars and interested readers (in general) who wish to find answers in questions such as

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the administrative division of the city-state of Athens into 139 . (municipalities), as well as the duties of the mayors. Finally, it deals with the key elements a citizen of Athens should have been characterized of.

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