Between Stasis and Polemos During Transitional Periods: The Sacers’ Document

Authors

  • Adrià Muñoz de la Luz Université Lumière Lyon 2

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v7i14.430

Keywords:

stasis, polemos, sacrilege, conflict, Ephesus, Sardis

Abstract

The following paper has the objective to offer us a several number of historical reflections on a subject that have not yet been resolved, as it is the distinction between stasis and pólemos. The debate about these two concepts is far from getting resolved because both concepts are therefore inextricably linked, which makes the boundaries between quite vague. The customs developed at the ancient urban cores are difficult to classify, making each process different and exceptional, which obliges to analyze each case individually.

In order to illustrate this problem, I am going to use an inscription which appears at the epigraphic combination of Ephesus (I. Ephesos I.2). This legal document describes a sacrilegious crime (in which a group of people attacks during a religious event), the conflict it created among the communities, and its subsequent resolution. It takes place during the celebration of a religious event shared between the cities of Sardis and Ephesus and by an exalted group. The clash acquires such importance that it becomes an interesting source of analysis, because it gets difficult to enclose where the internal conflict (stasis) starts and if it can get considered as an episode linked with an external war (pólemos). The magnitude of the tension makes the boundaries, as it was previously stated, vague.

In addition to that, it must be considered that the event took place under a concrete context, in which the social conflict was in full agitation. Chronologically, this conflict takes place during the transitional era between the fall of the Achaemenid Empire and the establishment of the Hellenistic states, in which war played an important part to create them. For that reason, during that period, war impregnated the daily lives of the cities of the Eastern Mediterranean. This is a key factor that we are going to address thereupon.

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Author Biography

  • Adrià Muñoz de la Luz, Université Lumière Lyon 2
    Adrià Muñoz de la Luz en co-tutela con la Universidad de Salamanca y la Universidad de Avigon con la tesis El impacto de la conquista de Macedonia sobre las poblaciones de Jonia y Caria a partir sus instituciones militares. Un estudio social de la guerra en una época de transición (380-280 a.C.). También ha realizado estudios de Master en la Universidad Lyon 2 y en la UAB sobre historia antigua, especializándose en la historia social de la guerra.

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Profundizaremos sobre esta cuestión más adelante, para ello recomendamos la obra de Nicole LORAUX: La guerra civil en Atenas: la política entre la sombra y la utopía, Madrid, Akal, 2008 [orig. francés en 2005].

Sobre la cuestión de la transición es necesario destacar algunos trabajos, en especial Pierre BRIANT y Francis JOANNÈS (eds.): La transition entre l’empire achéménide et les royaumes hellénistiques (vers 350-300 av. J. C.). Actes du colloque organisé au Collège de France par la “Chaire d’histoire et civilisation du monde achéménide et de l’empire d’Alexandre” et le “Réseau international d’études et de recherches achéménides” (GDR 2538 CNRS), 22-23 novembre 2004, Collection Persika 9, París, De Boccard, 2006 e Íd: “Alexander and the Persian Empire, Between decline and renovation”. History and Historiography, en Waldemar HECKEL y Laurence TRITTLE (eds.), Alexander the Great: a new History, Malden, Blackwell, 2009.

Un estudio muy interesante sobre la stasis en el mundo helenístico corre a cargo de Gómez Espelosín, que recopila varios episodios muy representativos de los episodios de rebelión acontecidos durante este periodo. Fco. Javier GÓMEZ ESPELOSÍN: Rebeliones y conflictos internos en las ciudades del mundo helenístico, Tesis doctoral, Universidad de Zaragoza, 1985.

Uno de los trabajos más recientes sobre éste aspecto aparece en Dino PIOVAN: “Las inesperadas consecuencias de la Guerra. Acerca de la relación entre guerra, guerra civil y degradación del lenguaje en Tucídides”, Araucaria, 19:33 (2017), pp. 181-197; sobre la divergencia entre guerra, violencia y conflicto véase Luciano CANFORA: La démocracie comme violence, (anónimo ateniense), París, Desjonquères, 1989 [orig. italiano, 1982] y David M. PRITCHARD: “Democracy and War in Ancient Athens and Today”, Greece and Rome, 62:2 (2015), pp.140-154.

Sin olvidar los cambios de regímenes o debido a una serie de condenas al exilio. Para ver más Nicole LORAUX: “Repolitiser la cité”, L’Homme, 26: 97-89 (1986), pp. 239-255 e Íd, 2008; Raoul, LONIS: “Poliorcétique et stasis dans la première moitiée du IVe siècle av. J.-C.” en Pierre CARLIER (ed.), Le IVe siècle av. J.-C., Approches historiographiques, París, De Boccard, 1996, pp. 241-257; Jean-Marie BERTRAND: “De la stasis dans les cités platoniciennes”, Cahiers du Centre Gustave Glotz, 10 (1999), pp. 209-224.

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Hipótesis sugerida por Robert FLEISCHER: op. cit, pp. 201-202; también la refleja Olivier MASSON: op. cit. p. 230.

El documento es analizado por Joseph KEIL: “Inschrift aus Notion in Ephesos”, ÖHJ, 15 (1913), pp. 67-143.

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Sobre el papel de los heraldos sagrados ver Raoul LONIS: Les usages de la guerre entre Grecs et Barbares des guerres médiques au milieu du IVe av. J.-C., Besançon, Annales littéraires de l’Université de Besançon, 1969, pp. 63-70.

Un estudio indispensable para entender el papel del heraldo y su imagen subalterna en Catherine GOBLOT-CAHEN: “Les hérauts et la violence”, Cahiers du Centre Gustave Glotz, 10 (1999), pp. 179-188.

Catherine GOBLOT-CAHEN: op. cit., p. 188.

Arr.An.1.17.11.

Contrariamente, la ciudad se rindió ante la llegada de Alejandro y sus hombres a sus puertas, Arr.An.1.17.3-4; D.S.17.21.7.

Arr.An.1.17.2-8.

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Ver Philippe GAUTHIER: op. cit. p. 153.

El autor francés O. Masson realiza un análisis más pormenorizado sobre el origen de los nombres de los condenados, además lo complementa con ejemplos procedentes de otros documentos en Sardes. Ver Olivier MASSON: op. cit., p. 233-235.

Louis ROBERT: “Une nouvelle inscription”…, pp. 306-330.

Pierre BRIANT: From Cyrus to Alexander: A History of the Persian Empire, Indiana, Eisenbrauns, 2002 [orig. francés de 1996], p. 698, introducido también por él mismo en “Polythéistes et Empire unitaire. Remarques sur la politique religieuse des Achéménides », en Pierre LÉVÊQUE et al. (eds.), Les grandes figures religieuses: fonctionnement pratique et symbolique dans l’Antiquité (actes du colloque organisé par le Centre de Recherches d’histoire ancienne, Besançon, 25-26 avril 1984), 1986, pp. 425-443.

Tac.An.III.62.

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Pierre DEBORD: La survie des cultes iraniens en Anatolie. L’exemple d’Anaïtis en Lydie », en Pierre LÉVEQUE et al. (eds.), Les grandes figures religieuses…, pp. 85-91.

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Si se tiene en cuenta que la conquista no se limita sólo a las campañas de Alejandro Magno, ya que Filipo al asumir el control de Grecia ya tenía una cierta influencia en las colonias griegas de Asia. Incluso se puede considerar que la conquista perdura después del 323 a.C.

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Between Stasis and Polemos During Transitional Periods: The Sacers’ Document. (2018). Revista Universitaria De Historia Militar, 7(14). https://doi.org/10.53351/ruhm.v7i14.430

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