Claude Mossé (historian)
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Claude Mossé is a French historian, specialist in the Histoire of the ancient Greece.
Professor emeritus with the University of Paris VIII, it wrote a score of works, mainly over traditional Greece (fifth century BC and fourth century BC) and the hellenistic period (of the end of fourth century BC to the Roman conquest ). Its works are translated in various languages (English, Spanish, German, Italian).
Work
- End of the Athenian democracy. Social aspects and policies of the decline of the Greek city to the , Paris, 1962.
- Work in Greece and in Rome , Paris, PUF, “Which do I know? ”, 1966.
- Greek Institutions , Paris, Armand Colin, 1968.
- Tyranny in ancient Greece , Paris, PUF, 1969.
- Colonization in Antiquity , Paris, Nathan, 1970.
- History of a democracy, Athens , Paris, the Threshold, 1971.
- History of the political doctrines in Greece , Paris, PUF, “Which do I know? ”, 1975.
- the Woman in ancient Greece , Paris, Albin Michel, 1983.
- Greece antiquated of Homère with Eschyle , Paris, the Threshold, 1984.
- the Lawsuit of Socrate , Brussels, Complex, 1987.
- Antiquity in the French revolution , Paris, Albin Michel, 1989.
- Precise of Greek history. Beginning of the second millenium with the battle of Actium , with Annie Schnapp-Gourbeillon, Paris, Armand Colin, 1990.
- Dictionary of Greek , Brussels, Complex civilization, 1992.
- the Citizen in ancient Greece , Paris, Nathan, 1993.
- Démosthène or ambiguities of the policy , Paris, Political Armand Colin, 1994.
- and company in old Greece. The Athenian “model” , Paris, Sapwood, 1995.
- Alexandre. The destiny of a myth , Paris, Payot, 2001.
- Périclès, the inventor of the democracy , Payot, coll “Biography”, 2005.
- the Greeks invent the policy , Complexe, 2005.