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Tucidide tassiarco?

Authors: LUPI, Marcello;

Tucidide tassiarco?

Abstract

La grande quantità di dettagli che caratterizza la descrizione tucididea della campagna di Pilo del 425 a.C. ha spesso sollevato l'interrogativo di se lo storico ateniese fosse stato un testimone oculare degli eventi che descrive. Nondimeno, soprattutto a causa di un grave errore topografico commesso da Tucidide - quantomeno se accogliamo il testo nella forma in cui ci è pervenuto attraverso la tradizione manoscritta - si ritiene perlopiù che Tucidide non abbia partecipato alla campagna. Attraverso l'analisi di alcuni passaggi del capitolo IV 4, questo articolo intende offrire un diverso punto di vista. Da un lato, la comparazione fra la descrizione tucididea delle mura temistoclee (I 93) e la costruzione della fortificazione di Pilo suggerisce fortemente la presenza di Tucidide a Pilo. Dall'altro lato, l'inusuale riferimento nello stesso capitolo alla magistratura militare dei tassiarchi, rende assai probabile che nel 425/4 – l'anno precedente la sua strategia – Tucidide fosse uno dei tassiarrchi.

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Italy
Keywords

TUCIDIDE, STORIOGRAFIA GRECA, AUTOPSIA, CAMPAGNA DI PILO, TASSIARCHI

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