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Fine Turkish Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 80 p. Bir esirin anilari.Kapinin mandali tikirdiyor ve içeri biri giriyor. Orta boylu, genis gögüslü, sarisin, mavi gözlü. Onun kabataslak resmini yapmisim. Ve o anda herkes bir agizdan "Nah iste, Türk numarasi yaparak kurtulanlardan biri" Bu utangaç Anadolu insani kizariyor, bir köseye oturup susuyor. Çok geçmeden, biraz uzo, biraz sohbet derken isindi ve hikayesine basladi; digerleri gibi Turkofonos ve sark masalcisi. Turkofonos oldugundan, fiilleri cümlenin sonuna koyuyordu. Üslubu bana ayni Ahd-i Atik'in dilini hatirlatiyordu.
Spine slightly sunned. Very light shelfwear. ; Abhandlungen Der Heidelberger Akademie Der Wissenschaften Philosophisch-Historische Klasse Jahrgang 1976 - 4. Abh. ; 123 pages
Mm 110x185 Collana "Uomini e religioni". Volume nella sua brossura originale, 170 pagine. Opera in condizioni molto buone, presenta una piccola etichetta di biblioteca dismessa alla prima carta, la copertina mostra leggeri segni del tempo. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.
Translation by Fani Spiridaki of "The Cat of Portovecchio: Corfu Tales" Portovekio is a bustling, picturesque fishing village in Corfu where each resident has a story to tell .... Zoe mourns dead husband and little Louisa her mother. The priest Antonis conspires and intrigues. Young lovers meet secretly. Chara is a hardy independent woman and her husband, Spyros is the most beautiful man in the village. .. A novel with the nostalgic scent of the islands of Greece.276p Book
In 4°, pp. (2), VIII, 263, (1). Legatura alle armi in pieno marocchino, titolo al dorso, tagli rossi. Le dodici tavole di cui si parla sono la prima codificazione scritta del diritto romano, la cui redazione risale alla metà del V secolo a.C. Questo corpus deriva dai “mores”, cioè l’insieme di leggi che avevano fino allora codificazione orale. Secondo Tito Livio e altre fonti antiche, allo scopo di produrre le dodici tavole, il Senato romano inviò in Grecia una delegazione di ambasciatori per studiare le leggi di Atene e di altre città. Le tavole, non si sa di quale materiale, sarebbero state affisse nel Foro e distrutte nel sacco di Roma del 390 a.C. All’epoca della dissertazione di Stramigioli, abate pesarese, sulla scia delle obiezioni di Vico e della riflessione sul diritto romano apertasi nel XVIII secolo, si era aperto un dibattito secondo il quale i Romani non avrebbero fatto questa spedizione: fra i sostenitori di questa ipotesi troviamo Francesco Maria Ganassoni, al quale lo Stramigioli si rivolge direttamente nelle prime tre sue dissertazioni. Curiosa e originale la quarta dissertazione, nella quale si affronta il tema della nautica e della capacità romana di navigare in epoca romana. Alle sette dissertazioni sulle XII tavole se ne aggiunge un’ottava (“sopra le correnti gramatiche della lingua latina”) in cui l’autore contesta il metodo corrente per insegnare “a’ fanciulli detta lingua col mezzo delle medesime”. 2 According to some studies, the XII plates, i.e. the oldest written codification in Roman law, couldn’t have a Greek source. Stramigioli strongly sustains, in this work, that a Roman delegation was on the contrary sent to Athens, to put together this code. In the fourth dissertation the author address the issue to the Roman ability to sail (and so going to Greece).
8vo,m br. ed. 468p. Serie: Le Rane, Collana di Studi e Testi, Studi 28. : A. BESCHORNER a.o.): Eros petzos. Profili di romanzieri, 'novellisti', epistolografi erotici greci e latini (pp.7-73); E. MIGNOGNA: Calliroe e lo Scamandro: Ps.-Eschine 9pp.85-97); C. CONSONNI: Cidippe e Aconzio (pp.105-129); A. STRAMAGLIA: Filinnio e Macate (pp.167-185); C. CONSONNI: Pantea e Abradate: Senofonte (pp.209-243); S. ROMANI: Stratonice e Antonico, 'malato d'amore': Luciano (pp.271-283); E. MIGNOGNA: Conone, Narrazione (pp.315-351).
VOLUME VII IS MISSING. VOL. II, III, IV, V, VIII Contains folded maps. [VOL. I]: Books I-II / [VOL. II]: Books III-V / [VOL. III]: Books VI-VII / [VOL. IV]: Books VIII-IX / [VOL. V]: Books X-XII / [VOL. VI]: Books XIII-XIV / [VOL. VIII]: Book XVII & General Index. [ALL VOLUMES]: 11.5x16.5 cm. xliii+531+v+479+397+465+541+397+510 pages. Gilt hardcover. Top and bottom of spine are chafed. Pencil writing on several pages. [VOL. II]: Top of spine is worn. [IN CONCLUSION]: Else in good condition. PLEASE NOTE: This item is overweight. We may ask for extra shipping costs.
Delphi and its remains in colour photographs from the Stouranas studio. Undated s [25p.] [NO copies found in WorldCat Book
CHEZ L AUTEUR.. 1990. In-8 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 95 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en couleurs. Carte dépliantes en fin d'ouvrage.
[8] + 167pp., 24cm., publisher's hardcover in red cloth, dustwrapper (with some minor wear), text and interior clean and bright, good condition, F105092
In 8°, pp.213, (11). Bross. edit. Prima edizione. Bell'esemplare
16mo 11x18 p.93 brossura editoriale. Lidia Storoni Mazzolani ha il dono di far diventare un problema filologico racconto borgesiano. Come Borges sa giocare col tempo, stabilire ardue rispondenze, creare sottili rapporti tra il passato e il presente, tra la nostra condizione e quella degli antichi. Al rigore dello studio, alla precisa e minuziosa ricostruzione di un testo (e di un'epoca), unisce la qualità che pochi storici e fiologi possiedono: la qualità dello scrittore, la capacità visionaria e fantastica di vivere col personaggio, coi personaggi. E così è in queste pagine, racconto storico-filologico che nasce da un'epigrafe lungamente studiata e discussa, ma solo ora restituita alla sua umana verità
Mm 180x255 Due volumi in copertina rigida, sovraccoperta editoriale con piccoli strappi e segni d'uso, 824 pagine complessive, alcuni segni di pennarello rosso alle pagine 485, 507 e 508. Interno in ottimo stato. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
Mixing affection with detachment,rapture with clarity,this American poet perfectly evokes a country delicately balanced between East and West.398P. Book
Mixing affection with detachment,rapture with clarity,this American poet perfectly evokes a country delicately balanced between East and West.Patricia Storace, with immense tact and skill, reveals how the dreams of modern Greece are the woven product of classical culture, of Byzantine and Orthodox Christianity, Ottoman occupation and of modern nationalism. The dizzying paradoxes that result when an outsider tries to fathom this very old country - which is at the same time a relatively young and spiky Balkan nation - give this book its taut and careful lyrical quality. The author leads her readers by a form of writing which allows critical affection and unpredictable understanding. 398p.Tiny remainder mark, else as new Book
Patricia Storace, with immense tact and skill, reveals how the dreams of modern Greece are the woven product of classical culture, of Byzantine and Orthodox Christianity, Ottoman occupation and of modern nationalism. The dizzying paradoxes that result when an outsider tries to fathom this very old country - which is at the same time a relatively young and spiky Balkan nation - give this book its taut and careful lyrical quality. The author leads her readers by a form of writing which allows critical affection and unpredictable understanding.398p. Book
" Living in Athens, poet and author Patricia Storace begins her fascinating journey through the glories of Greece. She conjures up anarchic cities and idyllic towns and harbors where the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman empires continue to maintain a presence. In a 30-minute afterword, she discusses Dinner with Persephone and her work as a poet and prose writer, and answers questions about her life in Greece.." Audio book (Abridged) read by Jill Eikenberry (box of 2 cassette tapes shrink- sealed in package) Audio Book
"Athens has a history stretching back to Mycenean times. In the fifth century BC it became the most significant community for the development of political thought and practice, art and culture that had ever been seen.[it] describes the whole history of this great city from mythological and prehistoric times. though its flowering in the classical age; its transformation in Roman times from a major player in world politics into a quiet university city; its decline into ruin and insignificance in the Middle Ages, when it became the playground of the Crusaders and their successors; the long period of subjugation to the Ottoman Empire; its recreation as the capital of a new nation in the nineteenth century and one of the finest neo-classical cities in Europe; its troubled history in the twentieth century and its continuing place in the modern world. 370p. illus. maps. bibliography. index. Book
The various travellers - antiquarian, archaological, architectural, acquisitive, artistic, the pilgrims and philhellenes or the merely curious, who visited and described what they saw and found in Greece. 364p.+ plates, maps bibliography, index. maps on end papers , Book
Gazetteer of Greek places as described by poets and writers through the ages. 321p. bibliography. index Paper age-toned. Book
The story of a man in love with a place, a woman, and a dream. Tom Stone went to Greece one summer to write a novel -- and stayed twenty-two years. On Patmos, he fell in love with Danielle, a beautiful French painter. His novel completed and sold, he decided to stay a little longer. Seven idyllic years later, they left Patmos for Crete. When a Patmian friend Theológos called and offered him a summer partnership in his beach tavérna, The Beautiful Helen, Stone jumped at the chance -- much to the dismay of his wife, who cautioned him not to forget the old adage about Greeks bearing gifts. Her warning was well-founded: when back on Patmos, Stone quickly discovered that he was no longer a friend or patron but a competitor. He learned hard lessons about the Greeks' skill at bargaining and business while reluctantly coming to the realization that Theológos's offer of a partnership was indeed a Trojan horse. Featuring Stone's recipes, including his own Chicken Retsina and the ultimate moussaka, The Summer of My Greek Tavérna is as much a love story as it is the grand, humorous, and sometimes bittersweet adventures of an American pursuing his dreams in a foreign land, a modern-day innocent abroad. 250p.Recipe index. Book
The story of a man in love with a place, a woman, and a dream. Tom Stone went to Greece one summer to write a novel -- and stayed twenty-two years. On Patmos, he fell in love with Danielle, a beautiful French painter. His novel completed and sold, he decided to stay a little longer. Seven idyllic years later, they left Patmos for Crete. When a Patmian friend Theológos called and offered him a summer partnership in his beach tavérna, The Beautiful Helen, Stone jumped at the chance -- much to the dismay of his wife, who cautioned him not to forget the old adage about Greeks bearing gifts. Her warning was well-founded: when back on Patmos, Stone quickly discovered that he was no longer a friend or patron but a competitor. He learned hard lessons about the Greeks' skill at bargaining and business while reluctantly coming to the realization that Theológos's offer of a partnership was indeed a Trojan horse. Featuring Stone's recipes, including his own Chicken Retsina and the ultimate moussaka, The Summer of My Greek Tavérna is as much a love story as it is the grand, humorous, and sometimes bittersweet adventures of an American pursuing his dreams in a foreign land, a modern-day innocent abroad.250P. Book
8' softcover. cover on corners slightly worn. pages on edges slightly yellowing. inscription on title page. else in good condition.
Edges a bit foxing. Light chipping to DJ top spine ; 8vo; 479 pages
