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grbs-5441	Stadter, Philip A.	Plutarch, Charinus, and the Megarian Decree	1984	22	.pdf	application/pdf	10351	430	63	Craterus' collec­ tion of decrees is the most likely, as for other decrees cited in the Pericles (cj. Reasonable decree Death of Anthe- Pericles' anger mocritus (Megarian Charinus decree Megarian decree (Megarian decree) decree) Conference at Sparta, includ- ing Megarian complaints against the decree Peloponnesian Pressure on embassies Pericles Pericles' refusal (Pericles' refusal (Pericles' refusal Pericles' refusal to repeal to repeal) to repeal) to repeal reply, which confirms Thucydides on Pericles' opposition.6 Thucydi­ des' version, however, created a difficulty for Plutarch, because the vehemence of Pericles' stand against repeal and for war did not fit the biographer's understanding of his character, which he thought was marked by calmness and self-restraint under stress (1Tp(;nh'Y}~, cf, Per. 5.0.	cache/grbs-5441.pdf	txt/grbs-5441.txt