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    The Atlas·Groups

    Amphictyonic Council

    group · 5 works · 9 mentions · 11 anchored passages

    Amphictyons · Amphictyonic council · Assembly of the Amphictyons · Assessors · General Synod of the Amphictyons · Wardens · the council

    in the texts

    On the False EmbassyClassical · Greek

    Interstate religious council invoked in the handling of the temple and Phocian settlement.

    (The Decrees of the Amphictyonic Council are read)
    on the false embassy
    Now give me our treaty with the Phocians, and the Amphictyonic decrees, under which they dismantled their defences.
    on the false embassy
    For he declared that he had completely converted Philip to the interests of Athens in respect of the Amphictyonic question and of everything else.
    on the false embassy

    On the CrownClassical · Greek

    Panhellenic religious-political body whose resolutions authorize action over the sacred territory.

    (Sundry Resolutions of the Amphictyons are read)
    on the crown
    You see how he avoids personal excuses, and takes shelter in Amphictyonic reasons.
    on the crown
    With Aeschines as their trusty guide, the Amphictyons began their tour of the territory;
    on the crown

    The Rights of War and PeaceRenaissance · English

    A council of Greek states cited as the body in which political succession is illustrated.

    Thus in the Amphictyonic council, Philip of Macedon succeeded to the place of the Phocensians.
    chapter 15
    And on this account the Scyrians were formerly condemned by the Amphictyonic council.
    chapter 22

    Answer to Philip’s LetterClassical · Greek

    A Greek council whose membership or influence Philip has acquired suspiciously.

    The Thebans suspect him, because he keeps a garrison at Nicaea and has stolen into the Amphictyonic Council, and because he attracts to his court the embassies of the Peloponnesian powers and secures their allies for himself.
    answer to philip s letter

    On the PeaceClassical · Greek

    The Greek religious-political council connected with Thermopylae and Delphi.

    but they were anxious to control the council at Thermopylae and the Delphian temple —two clear gains for them;
    on the peace
    and if the Thessalians dislike us because we protect the Phocian fugitives, and Philip because we are trying to exclude him from the Amphictyonic Council;
    on the peace