Legge di Gortyna
source date: 600-525 a.C.
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Fra i molti frammenti che compongono la legge, nella quale sono previste più multe, è possibile individuare i termini damos (Q*, δᾶμον) e una forma del sostantivo kosmos o del verbo kosmeo (I, ϙοσμο-), purtroppo all’interno di un contesto che non è ricostruibile.

Elementi istituzionali o altri termini rilevanti: demos, kosmos.

Edd. SGDI 4968; IC IV 10+10a ; EG I, p. 185 n. 2 (S-T); Youni 2011, p. 268 (B-U, X-Z, A*-B*, G*-H*, K*, P*-Q*); Laws G10-10a (B-Z, A*-B*, G*-H*, K*, O*-Q*, a P*-R*).

Cf. Perlman 2002.