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This volume provides a reinterpretation of Greek economic theory by examining the relationship between ancient thought and modern humanitarian economy. The text analyzes Greek economic ideas within the context of the contemporary economic environment and provides a bibliography of relevant scholarly works.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Robin, L. “Platon et la science sociale,” Revue de metaphysique et de morale, March, 1913 (reprint by Armand Colin, Paris).*

Roscher. “Ueber das Verhältniss der national Oekonomik[ Nationalökonomie] zum klassischen Alterthume,” Ansichten der Volkswirtschaft, I (1878), 1-50.*

Roscher. De doctrinae oeconomico politicae apud Graecos primordiis (Leipzig, 1866).

Salvio, G. Salomo. Il concetto della schiavitu secundo Aristotile (Rome, 1881).

——. Communismo nella Grecia antiqua (Padua, 1883).

Schneider. Die staatswirtschaftlichen Lehren des Aristotles (dissertation, Neu Puppin, 1873).

Schrohl, O. De Eryxias qui fertur Platonis (dissertation, 1901). Chiefly on the authorship of the Eryxias.

Schulte, J. Quomodo Plato in legibus publico Atheniensium instituta respexerit (dissertation, 1907).

Sewall, H. “Theory of Value before Adam Smith,” Publication of American Economic Association, II, Part 3. Four pages on Aristotle.

Shorey, Paul (“Plato’s Laws,” Classical Philology, October, 1914).

Simey, Miss E. “Economic Theory among the Greeks and Romans,” Economic Review, October, 1900.

Souchon, A. Les Théories économiques dans la Grèce antique (1898; a 2d ed. in 1906, but slightly changed).*

Stein, Ludwig. Das erste Auftauschen der sozialen Frage bei den Griechen (dissertation, Bern, 1896).

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