| 释义 |
‖ isoteles Anc. Gr. Hist.|aɪˈsɒtɪliːz|
[Gr. ἰσοτελής paying equal taxes, f. ἴσος equal + τέλος, τελε- tax, etc.]
One of a favoured class of metœci or resident aliens at Athens, ‘who enjoyed all civic rights except those of a political nature’ (Liddell & Scott). So isotely |aɪˈsɒtɪlɪ| [ad. Gr. ἰσοτέλεια], the condition of an isoteles.
1849Grote Greece ii. lxv. (1862) V. 592 That all metics who would lend aid should be put on the footing of isotely or equal payment of taxes with citizens. 1850Ibid. lxvi. VI. 17 Lysias..passed the remainder of his life as an Isoteles, or non-freeman on the best condition. 1849Kemble: see isopolity. |