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Tucidide e gli Elimi : quali barbari?

Authors: SAMMARTANO, Roberto;

Tucidide e gli Elimi : quali barbari?

Abstract

Nella presentazione delle popolazioni non greche di Sicilia, Tucidide accetta la notizia delle origini troiane degli Elimi, ma non la utilizza per esaltare l'identità etnica di questo popolo, che viene sempre definito come "barbaro". L'assenza nei passi tucididei di riferimenti agli eroi della saga troiana, che in alcune tradizioni note a Tucidide (Ellanico di Lesbo) erano visti come i prestigiosi progenitori delle realtà poleiche elime, ed il richiamo all'arrivo dei Focidesi nell'area elima e della loro fusione con le genti di origine troiana, indicano che per lo storico ateniese gli Elimi non potevano essere additati come un popolo di esclusiva origine troiana, nobile, e più prestigioso rispetto alle altre popolazioni non greche di Sicilia.

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Tucidide; Elimi; identità etnica; Troiani; Focidesi

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