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Spartan mirage: a standalone construct

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the idealized and distorted image of Sparta created by ancient writers, which shapes and limits what we can know of it.

In classics, Spartan mirage refers to the idealized and distorted image of Sparta created by ancient writers, which shapes and limits what we can know of it. This meaning comes from Ollier (1933) in Le mirage spartiate.[1]

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  1. Ollier, F. (1933). Le mirage spartiate. Arno Press. ISBN 9780405047992

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