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Ecole Française d'Athénes. Bulletin de correspondance hellénique : Inscriptions de Delphes. La liste des Théodoroques
Paris de Boccard 1921, In-8 broché, 85 pages. Bon état.
299 résultats
N°156, d'Octobre-Décembre 1991 de la trimestrielle revue internationale des Sciences Humaines fondée et dirigée par Roger CAILLOIS puis par Jean d'Ormesson; au sommaire: "La Cosmologie de l'architecture des villes" par Tilo SCHABERT, "Conceptualiser l'émotion contextuelle: les raisons de la "suprarationalité"" par Barbara Gail HANSON, "La Texture de l'image: du calligramme au fractogramme" par Wolfgang WACKERNAGEL; puis 3 articles sur "Croyances et connaissance": "Le Rôle central de la bhakti dans les visions indiennes du monde" par Ravindra RAJ SINGH, "Regard sur la notion et la fonction de l'imagination créatrice dans la théosophie iranienne. Henry Corbin et l'Imaginal" par Ali SHARIAT, "Les Concepts éthiques du judaïsme et de la Grèce antique" par Mordecai ROSHWALD. Avec le bandeau éditeur illustré: "... d'une ville l'autre". Français
N°94, d'avril-juin 1976 de la trimestrielle revue internationale des Sciences Humaines fondée et dirigée par Roger CAILLOIS; au sommaire: "Valeur signifiante et humaine de la philosophie" par Joseph LALUMIA, "Pour une théorie de la dynamique historique" par George F. W. YOUNG, "Essai sur les mythes politiques: les mythes anarchistes de la révolte" par André RESZLER, "Les Sports dans l'Antiquité" par Raymond BLOCH, "Les Hommes de pierres de l'Arctique canadien" par Roger CAILLOIS, "Centres d'art et participation" par Edmond RADAR, "Tumulte en psychothérapie" par Reuben BITENSKY. Complet du bandeau éditeur: "Mythes politiques et dynamique historique". Français
Reli?. 445 pages. Mors r?par?.
Broch?. 240 + 305 pages.
11 volumes broch?s de 300 ? 800 pages.
Theological Studies Woodstock Maryland 1947, In-4 cartonnage éditeur. 54 pages de textes, 10 planches de photos. Texte en anglais. Très bon état.
"Within the space of three centuries, up to the great Persian invasion of 480BC, Greece was transformed from a simple peasant society into a sophisticated civilization which dominated the shores of the Mediterranean from Spain to Syria and from the Crimea to Egypt - a culture whose achievements in the fields of art, science, philosophy and politics were to establish the canons of the Western world. The author of this book places this development in the context of Mediterranean civilization, providing an account of the transformation that launched Western culture. " 353p. illus bibliography.index Book
Paris de Boccard 1921, In-8 broché, 85 pages. Bon état.
397p. bibliography, index Book
Broch?. 223 pages. Couverture d?fra?chie.
Nouvelle édition de cet "Abrégé de l'histoire grecque" en latin publié par Charles Joseph Christophe SIRET (1760-1838), principal du Collège et bibliothécaire de la ville de Reims qui écrivit et traduisit du grec ancien en latin, avec intertitres et préface en français: "un ouvrage vraiment élémentaire, [...] à la portée des commençans [sic] [qui respire] le goût de la saine et pure latinité"; suivi d'un petit dictionnaire latin-français. Latin
Broch?. 220 pages. Quelques rousseurs.
Vintage copy " Ancient Greece was the fountainhead of Western civilization, and the richness of the legacy handed down to later generations by the Hellenic world is without parallel. Today, only weathered monuments, some little more than ruins, fragments of friezes and isolated sculptures remain to bear tangible witness to this once flourishing pre-Christian culture. But its spirit lives on: in the records of its poets, dramatists and historians, and in the very blood of its inheritors. Dr Hurlimann and Mr Warner, by dint of a singularly happy collaboration, have succeeded in bringing Ancient Greece once more before our eyes. The former has, with his camera, captured all the qualities that make up the perfection of Greek architecture; the milky clarity of the white Attic sunshine on marble, the forlorn dignity of sacred grove and deserted amphitheatre, the opalescent shimmer of Aegean bays. To complement these admirable pictures, the author of Men and Gods and Greeks and Trojans gives us a lucid account of what he considers to be the salient features of Hellenic civilization, incorporating a number of his own entirely new renderings from the works of Ancient Greek writers. Here is a feast for the eye and for the mind. No such authoritative yet readily assimilable record of 'the glory that was Greece' Large format survey of the most important archaeological sites in Greece, printed in a large size type face and with marvellous photographs in B & W and colour.175p. illus. Cover slightly sun faded and soiled. Book
Bordeaux Féret et fils 1956-1965, 6 parties en 5 fascicules In-8 brochés. 39 + 26 + 14 + 19 + 24 pages. Trés bon état.
Hachette 1906, In-12 relié pleine toile brique, couverture conservée. III + 300 pages. Trés bon état.
Wide range of topics relating to ancient Greek life and culture: Greeks in Settlement/ The Plow and the Mind/ Who Bought What and Why/ War/ More War/ Greeks and Myth/ Proper Conduct and Sexual More/ Myth and the Womb of Philosophy/ Magic Science and Disease/ On the Poetic and the Sublime.312 p. maps. bibliography.index Book
Novel of the life of Alkibiades, and the tragedy he bought to Athens in the Peloponnesian War. 383p. Maps in end papers.Exceptionally fine copy.DJ spine is sun-faded Book
Standard guide book to travel in Greece 368p, (+ 6p. maps) plates. index Book
Mammoth and comorehensive text (overweight volume) concerning "The Geometric Style of pottery [which] flourished in Greece during the 9th and 8th centuries BC. : a most creative age which saw the dawn of Hellenic civilization and the evolution of the Greek city-state, the composition of the Homeric poems, the invention of the Greek alphabet after several centuries of illiteracy, the rebirth of figured art, the rise of the Panhellenic Sanctuaries . and the first exodus of the Greek colonists to the shores of South Italy and Sicily." 405p. illus diagrams maps bibliography.index. Tight bright copy, but marked with some (quite interesting and pertinent) comments and underlinings. Book
When the Athenians took the island of Sphacteria, there was one among the Spartans, a youth name Ariston, who would not surrender, who thrust out his sword and made a desperate, suicidal charge. But Ariston was fated to live- he was saved by a blow from Orchomenus, the Spartan soldier who loved and hated him too much to let him die. He came to Athens a slave, a prostitute whose favors were sold by Polyxenus, the bathhouse keeper. In time, although not a citizen, he was to become one of the most powerful men in his adopted city, the friend and patron of Sokrates and Eurepides, the embodiment of all that was finest in the Athenian spirit. But always Ariston lived in the shadow of a black day in Sparta when, because of him, a beautiful young girl was hideously slaughtered- again and again suffering and death came close to those he loved. Book
When the Athenians took the island of Sphacteria, there was one among the Spartans, a youth name Ariston, who would not surrender, who thrust out his sword and made a desperate, suicidal charge. But Ariston was fated to live- he was saved by a blow from Orchomenus, the Spartan soldier who loved and hated him too much to let him die. He came to Athens a slave, a prostitute whose favors were sold by Polyxenus, the bathhouse keeper. In time, although not a citizen, he was to become one of the most powerful men in his adopted city, the friend and patron of Sokrates and Eurepides, the embodiment of all that was finest in the Athenian spirit. But always Ariston lived in the shadow of a black day in Sparta when, because of him, a beautiful young girl was hideously slaughtered- again and again suffering and death came close to those he loved. Book
Edited by Elias J.Bickerman. Translated from the Russian by J.D. Duff. 395p.illus bibliography index + maps Book
