Littlewood, A. R. c. 2. J. (2000). Coronation. The silence of literary sources about any ceremony of investiture of a new Greek ruler before the beginning of the Hellenistic period, when eastern influences began to be felt, attests to the simple assumption or seizure of power, perhaps celebrated by a banquet at which laudatory speeches could be delivered.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationLittlewood, Antony Robert ca. 20./21. Jh. Coronation. The Silence of Literary Sources About Any Ceremony of Investiture of a New Greek Ruler Before the Beginning of the Hellenistic Period, When Eastern Influences Began to Be Felt, Attests to the Simple Assumption or Seizure of Power, Perhaps Celebrated by a Banquet at Which Laudatory Speeches Could Be Delivered. 2000.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationLittlewood, Antony Robert ca. 20./21. Jh. Coronation. The Silence of Literary Sources About Any Ceremony of Investiture of a New Greek Ruler Before the Beginning of the Hellenistic Period, When Eastern Influences Began to Be Felt, Attests to the Simple Assumption or Seizure of Power, Perhaps Celebrated by a Banquet at Which Laudatory Speeches Could Be Delivered. 2000.