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The Dictionary of National Biography relates the story than on "His first visit to Greece in 1875, for which he absented himself during Trinity term and was severely reprimanded by the board of the college, led to his charming and popular Rambles and Studies in Greece " (The first edition was issued by Macmillan in 1876). As well as describing his travels in 19th.C. Greece in search of classical sites it includes a chapter on Medieval Greece. Illustrated with 30 interesting contemporary photographs by T.H.McAllister reproduced in photogravure by A.W.Elson & Co. (protected ) 535p. Plates,index Rear hinge starting, fold-out map at rear has torn loose. Nice original decorative binding, green cloth with very bright gilding which has been protected by the original sturdy green dust jacket .Very Good + Book
470 pages. Index of proper names. Brown cloth covers, gilt title on spine. Page edges a little dirty. Dust jacket worn down joints of spine with peeling cellophane.
Collection of essays about famous cities in Europe by an assortment of well known authors. Includes London,Paris,Rome and Athens.The chapters on "Athens and Beyond " include : [1]The Puzzle of the Parthenon by JohnRussell [2] From Acropolis to Zappeion by David Plante [3] Insider's Guide to Greek Cuisine by Nicholas & Joan Gage [4] Landmarks, Lodgings and Getting Around by Mavrine Howe [5 ]Olympia: Sacred Wood of the Games by Peter Levi [6] O, Greece ! by Hugh Leonard. 469p. Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece..A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) 222p. illus.index. Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece. A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) Spine of dj just starting to tan. 22p. illus (B & W drawings) index Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece.A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) 222p.illus. index Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece. A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) 222p. illus (B & W drawings) index.Spine of dj sun faded, else fine. Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece. A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) 222p. illus (B & W drawings) index. Book
In "The Hill of Kronos", Peter Levi paints a radiant portrait of the Greece he came to know through a lifetime of exploration. As a young scholar he sought out its ancient spirit, the keys to its mythology and civilisation, in its ruined cities and majestic mountains. Later, as a priest working as a diplomat and a friend of the oppressed, he lived in Athens through the dark days of the dictatorship. Then the sinews of political life led back to secret alliances made during the civil war and the earlier occupation of Greece, back to murder, starvation and corpse-filled quarries. Lastly, it is seen through the mature eyes of a family man, with the ripened sensibility of an acclaimed poet. This is a precious fusion of experience, a gift of insight from one philhellene to all those who have come to love Greece. A very interesting and insightful book about Greece and the Greek people he got to know (and to help during the Junta years) Spine of dj just starting to tan. 22p. illus (B & W drawings) index Book
Collection of essays about famous cities in Europe by an assortment of well known authors. Includes London,Paris,Rome and Athens.The chapters on "Athens and Beyond " include : [1]The Puzzle of the Parthenon by John Russell [2] From Acropolis to Zappeion by David Plante [3] Insider's Guide to Greek Cuisine by Nicholas & Joan Gage [4] Landmarks, Lodgings and Getting Around by Mavrine Howe [5 ]Olympia: Sacred Wood of the Games by Peter Levi [6] O, Greece ! by Hugh Leonard. 469p. Book
2 fascicoli in-8° (cm. 24,8), Cartoncino leggero provvisorio riproducente la cop della rivista, rinforzo di graffette e di colla lungo il dorso interno, ombre e segni a biro in cop. . 1) Laurenzi. Pp. 24 (da p. 7 a p. 30) + 9 ILLUSTRAZIONI in 4 tavole fuori testo e con un DISEGNO nel testo. LAURENZI (n. a Trieste nel 1902), soprintendente ai monumenti e scavi di Rodi, poi alle antichità della Lombardia; dal 1940 professore di archeologia e storia dell'arte greca e romana all'università di Pisa, poi di Bologna, dovediresse il Museo civico. 2) Gullini. Pp. 7 (da p. 87 a p. 73) + 2 belle TAVOLE f.t..GULLINO (Roma 1923 - Padova 2004), tra il 1955 e il 1961 partecipò a numerose missioni archeologiche in Pakistan, Afghanistan e Iran, promosse la costituzione del Centro ricerche archeologiche e scavi per il Medio Oriente e l'Asia di Torino, di cui fu direttore scientifico e poi presidente fino alla scomparsa. Ha potuto così dirigere le ricerche della Scuola archeologica torinese in Tunisia, Libano, Giordania, Siria, Iraq, Iran, Asia centrale, e, per l'Italia, a Locri e Selinunte. Esemplari da studio. I due fasc.
In-8° (cm. 24,6x17,3), pp. 30 + 10 FOTO in bianco e nero in 4 TAVOLE fuori testo (frontone, scuture, pittura vascolare). Brossura provvisoria a c. della Bottega d'Erasmo, scritta a penna in cop. LAURENZI, archeologo, storico dell'arte greco-romana italiano, che fu allievo e poi direttore della Scuola archeologica italiana di Atene, nella fase critica degli anni della seconda guerra mondiale, dal 1º luglio 1941 al 9 settembre 1943, data del suo arresto da parte dei tedeschi. Poi docente ae direttore dle Museo Civico Archeologico di Bologna (wiki). Censito come estratto alla sola Biblioteca della Soprintendenza di archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio delle province di Salerno e Avellino, Salerno.
Loukoumi's Good Deeds teaches kids the importance of doing something nice. The enclosed CD has this story narrated by Jennifer Aniston [track 1] PLUS another story "Loukoumi's Gift "narrated by John Aniston [track 2] a song by Gloria Gaynor [track 3] and "Growing up with Loukoumi" [track 4] 34p. illus. NOTE : $2.00 from the sale of the book supports St.Jude's Children's Research Hospital Book
Compact but comprehensive and well illustrated guide to ancient Olympia.88p.(32 p. text+, 56p, of plates) illus.(some col) diagrams.Name of owner, else near fine. Book
Official handbook tto the archaeological site at Olympia. 110p. illus [col.]map. Book
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Olympic Museum, Lausanne, Switzerland June 23, 1993.A lavishly illustrated display featuring Greek works of art relating to the ancient Olympic Games.Includes : Olympism in antiquityby J.A. Samaranch; Introduction by Doris Vanhove; The torch race by Doris Vanhove; Homer and sport by Doris Vanhove; The festivals by H. Van Looy; Summary description of the four sites of the periodos by H. Mussche; The gymnasium by Doris Vanhove; The sports disciplines by Doris Vanhove; Rome and the end of the games by H. Van Looy. Plates p 58-160). 163p. illus Book
Proceedings, lectures and events. list of participants 12-30th. July 1972. 301p. illus (B & W) [NO copies found in WorldCat] Book
Book is in excellent condition with embossed print at spine. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind. Dust jacket shows the slightest signs of shelf wear, one 1/4" tear top edge. 233 pages with b&w plates from p. 107 --172 with modern b&w photos of locations accompanied by maps of that same area and floorplans and/or architectural drawings: elevations, detail drawings, landscape design drawings, etc., very detailed. Offering a fresh approach to ancient Greek architecture, Shaping Ceremony focuses on the overlooked subject of monumental steps. Written in a clear and readable style, the book presents three complementary ways of studying steps: examining how the human body works on steps; theoretical perspectives on the relationship between architecture and human behavior; and the socio-political effects of steps' presence. Although broad steps are usually associated with emperors and political dominance, Mary B. Hollinshead argues that earlier, in Greek sanctuaries, they expressed and reinforced communal authority. From this alternate perspective, she expands the traditional intellectual framework for studying Greek architecture. The heart of the study is a close reading of thirty-eight sites with monumental steps from the sixth through second centuries B.C. Organized by century, the book tracks the development of built pathways and grandstands for crowds of worshippers as evidence of the Greeks' increasing awareness of the power of architecture to shape behavior and concentrate social energy. With photographs and illustrations of plans, Shaping Ceremony offers a clear account of how Greeks' adaptation of terrain for human use promoted social cohesion and integrated architectural compositions.
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 92 pages. Inscribed by Mary Lou Hanify and Jean Gardner. Black and white photos.
Mm 135x210 Volume cartonato con sovraccoperta editoriale a colori, 414 pagine. Opera in buone/ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
In 4°, br. edit., pp. 154. Attento studio corredato da 26 figg. intercalate n.t. Relazione pubblicata dalle Memorie della Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei. Br. con qualche mancanza
Milano, 1960, stralcio con copertina posticcia muta, pp. 737/750 con fotografie e tavole fotografiche (anche a pagina doppia) . - !! ATTENZIONE !!: Con il termine estratto (o stralcio) intendiamo riferirci ad un fascicolo contenente un articolo di rivista, sia che esso sia stato stampato a parte utilizzando la stessa composizione sia che provenga direttamente da una rivista. Le pagine sono indicate come "da/a", ad esempio: 229/231 significa che il testo è composto da tre pagine. Quando la rivista di provenienza non viene indicata é perchè ci è sconosciuta. - !! ATTENTION !!: : NOT A BOOK : “estratto” or “stralcio” means simply a few pages, original nonetheless, printed in a magazine. Pages are indicated as in "from” “to", for example: 229/231 means the text comprises three pages (229, 230 and 231). If the magazine that contained the pages is not mentioned, it is because it is unknown to us.
A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. 18 francs price blacked-out with marker on back cover. Previous owner's name inside. Light wear to cover and creases on spine. No. 78 of the Olympia Press Paris's Traveller's Companion Series.
First published in 1930, reprinted 1967 from corrected sheets of the first edition. 246p.illus. bibliography.index. Clean crisp copy, owner's name on ffep, else fine Book
First published in 1930, reprinted 1967 from corrected sheets of the first edition. 246p.illus. bibliography.index. Clean crisp copy, owner's name on ffep, else fine Book
