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En este trabajo me propongo mostrar cómo la interacción ideológica documentada en la época arcaica de Grecia se rigió por una dinámica de tipo com-petitivo que involucró a representantes del saber poético tradicional y a los practicantes... more
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      Greek LiteratureAncient Greek Philosophy
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      Greek LiteratureArt HistoryAncient Greek IconographyRoman Architecture
A headless herm of Menander is stored in the Museum of Antiquity of Turin. A long Greek inscription of thirteen lines is laying on. The modern history of Menander's herm begins with sixtheenth century humanists who first mentioned it and... more
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      Greek LiteratureRenaissance HumanismGreek Epigraphy
"This publication presents the first study of the defining features of Psellos' Chronographia, written in the 11th century. Character is the single most important feature of the Chronographia written by Michael Psellos (1018-1081?). It... more
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      HistoryPhilosophyClassicsGreek Literature
Che posto occupavano gli animali nell’antichità? Come noi oggi, anche i Greci e i Romani avevano a che fare con cani, cavalli, galline; avevano allevamenti, vivari, acquari, e adottavano pratiche zootecniche. Amavano i loro animali da... more
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      Ancient HistoryZoologyCultural StudiesClassics
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureTerminologyAlcibiades
Moschus' 'Europa' has long been recognised to be a highly visual and pictorial poem. It is also dominated by an erotic theme: the sexual awakening of the maiden Europa and her love affair with Zeus. This article will focus on a connection... more
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      Greek LiteratureNarrativeGreek EpicEpyllion
Las II Jornadas Interdisciplinarias de Jóvenes Investigadores de la Antigüedad Grecolatina, realizadas en la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de la Universidad de Buenos Aires en julio de 2013 consolidó un espacio de discusión sobre... more
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      Ancient HistoryGreek LiteratureAncient Greek HistoryAnciet Greek Philosophy
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      Greek LiteratureIndoeuropean LinguisticsLinguistica storicaLetteratura e Lingua Greca
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      Greek LiteratureGeneration of the 30s
ABSTRACT: In the New Testament Vulgate, the Greek verb μισέω (“to hate”) is translated either as the Latin verb odi, or as the constructions with support verb odio habeo and odio sum. In order to understand the criteria that explain these... more
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureLatin LiteratureTranslation Studies
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      Greek LiteratureGreek ComedyAristophanesGreek Theatre
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      PhilologyGreek LiteraturePapyrologyGreek Lyric Poetry
Der griechische Text von RP 2018 übersetzt und kommentiert, zuvor bis dato nicht gesichtete Quellen zur Datierung angeführt und kommentiert. Update 2021. Research Interests: Greek Literature, New Testament, New Testament Textual... more
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      Greek LiteratureNew TestamentNew Testament Textual CriticismGreek Grammar
Widely revered as the father of Western literature, Homer was the author of The Iliad and The Odyssey, the epic poems which immortalised such names as Achilles, Cyclops, Menelaus, and Helen of Troy. In this vivid introduction, Elton... more
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureHomerClassical philology
P. Oxy. 2294 è una testimonianza proveniente da un ambiente dotto ed erudito, che getterebbe luce sulla circolazione della produzione saffica e sulla sua fruizione negli ambienti egiziani di area ossirinchita. L'attribuzione alla poetessa... more
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      Greek LiteraturePapyrologyLiteratureEgypt
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAthenian DemocracyEuripides
Trotz zahlreicher und fundierter Einblicke in die Gattung und den theologischen Inhalt der Nag-Hammadi-Apokalypse des Paulus (NHC V,2) bleibt die genaue Valenz des Textes umstritten: Ist der Text valentinianisch, wie oft behauptet,... more
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      PhilologyGnosticismGreek LiteraturePatristics
Complete English translation of the article published originally in Russian (2015). Summary It is commonly believed that the epic Theogony of Epimenides of Crete derives from the corpus of pseudepigrapha... more
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      Greek LiteratureGreek EpicPythagoreanismAncient Greek Philosophy
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      ReligionGnosticismHistoryAncient History
La tesi tratta di un'opera particolare, Il Prometeo Incatenato, a lungo attribuita ad Eschilo e vuole dimostrarne la non autenticità. Per come è costruita strutturalmente quest'opera rappresenta, pur sulla base di un nucleo eschileo, lo... more
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      Greek LiteratureGreek Tragedyteatro GrecoPrometeo
Though Odysseus’ tales to Eumaios and Aninoos in Odyssey 14.199–359 and 17.417–44, respectively, are presented as fictional tales within Homer’s larger myth, some elements have striking analogs in Late Bronze–Early Iron Age reality.... more
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      Ancient HistoryMilitary HistoryArchaeologyClassical Archaeology
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      Greek LiteratureGreek HistoryWar StudiesDiplomacy
De Tirteu, poeta espartano arcaico do século VII a.C., restaram-nos apenas poemas elegíacos fragmentários. Seus fragmentos dividem-se entre aqueles que narravam a história e os preceitos espartanos, instituídos por reis descendentes dos... more
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureArchaic PoetryGreek Lyric Poetry
Conference
22 November 2017
Scuola Grande di San Marco, Venice, Italy
to attend write to scuolagrandesanmarco@aulss3.veneto.it
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      ReligionHistoryPhilosophyClassics
Late antique classicizing rhetoric, after a long period of neglect, is now the object of an increasing number of studies. In order to underline this revaluation, scholars have started to talk about the ‘Third Sophistic’. This paper... more
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureLate Antiquity
This text is not formatted and this makes specific searches more difficult, especially in the poetic sections. You can use the <control + F> "Find" function using English words to help you find a particular passage or term.
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      Greek LiteratureGreek LanguageBiblical StudiesBible Translation
For a long time, it has been assumed that the place names for the regions east of the Ganges in Claudius Ptolemy's geographical guide refer to loci in countries such as Malaysia, Vietnam and China. The careful analysis of a few detailed... more
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      Greek LiteratureHistory of CartographyMedieval CartographyAncient Geography
Walter Burkert's approach to myth (summarized in this review-essay) is provocative and complex but it needs to be complemented by the larger vision of Jean Rudhardt and others.
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      MythologyClassicsGreek LiteratureStructuralism (Literary Criticism)
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      Greek LiteraturePersian LiteratureArmenian StudiesGreek Language
This article examines the performance context of Synesius of Cyrene’s (ca. 370–415 CE) On Kingship. Synesius draws heavily on the classical tradition, and also incorporates many elements of Themistius’ philosophical style into his speech.... more
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      Greek LiteratureSecond SophisticLate Antique and Byzantine HistoryLate Antique and Byzantine Studies
L'ultimo grande tragediografo della letteratura greca era misogino oppure no? La nostra lettura delle sue opere è stata modificata dal pensiero aristofaneo? In questo saggio breve si analizza la duplice realtà euripidea.
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAncient Greek ReligionAncient Greek History
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/716031 Babylonian hermeneutics has been the subject of several studies in recent years that have showed that speculative thought exploited the potentiality of the cuneiform system through... more
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      Sumerian ReligionPhilosophyGreek LiteratureNear Eastern Studies
This article argues that the reception of Homeric poetry in the lyric poets of the Archaic period is a process of evolution, in which evidentiary difficulty and the gradual development of intertextuality combine to make Stesichorus the... more
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      Greek LiteratureHomerHesiodic PoetryGreek Lyric Poetry
Dear Friends and Colleagues, Kinyras: The Divine Lyre is also available online through the CHS website: http://chs.harvard.edu/CHS/article/display/6329. The web version, however, does not have page numbers, so that internal... more
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      PhilologyReligionAncient Egyptian ReligionSumerian Religion
Free e-book, available at: by ISBN search: 9781456637354 (distributed by my publisher): • Google Play Books (PDF). • Google Books (PDF). without an ISBN (distributed by the author): • In this page. Ο Διόνυσος, υιός... more
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      Greek LiteratureGreek TragedyAncient myth and religionEuripides
"Aetia Romana. SH 957 (P.Hamb. inv. 666 verso) and the legend of the founding of Rome in the Greek world."
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      ClassicsGreek LiteratureRoman HistoryHellenistic Literature
This article will examine the occurrence of the " Vanity Theme " in Mesopotamian wisdom literature and elsewhere. However, the main interest of this investigation lies in the list of rulers or illustrious men of old which is manifest in a... more
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      EgyptologyComparative LiteratureGreek LiteratureLatin Literature
The article explores one of the poems included in the so-called 'New Palladas' collection (P.CtYBR 4000, pag. 18, rr. 1-9). My aim is to cast new light on the epigrammatist's subtle reworking of his model, namely Sapph. fr. 31 Voigt. I... more
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      Greek LiteratureLate AntiquityGreek and Latin EpigramSappho
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      Greek LiteraturePapyrologyGreek Epigram
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      Greek LiteratureGreek MythMitologyAncient Greek Mythology
A short analysis of new Sappho's poem and of the questions about its problems of contextualizing. In my work I try to specify if the Brothers Poem could be linked to VIIth centry's symposium. Larichos as possible addressee and other... more
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      Greek LiteraturePlatoHoraceTheocritus (Classics)
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In This Document ,Information is Given About the Ancient City of Sagalassos and the Temple of Apollo in the City.

Bu Dokümanda Sagalassos Antik Kenti ve Kentte Bulunan Apollon Tapınağı ile İlgili Bilgi Verilmiştir.
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      HistoryClassical ArchaeologyGreek LiteratureAnatolian Archaeology
Resumo: O objetivo deste artigo é categorizar os tipos de aedos apresentados nos poemas homéricos e pensar a relação destas categorias com os possíveis aedos históricos de períodos identificados como o homérico. Discutiremos,... more
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      Ancient HistoryGreek LiteratureHomerArchaic Greek history
Resumo: O presente artigo busca discutir a ficção para além do ψεῦδος (pseûdos) no mundo grego. Para tanto, examino o estatuto da ficção e do ficcional a partir de moedas falsas. Na relação do homem grego com sua moeda, falsa ou... more
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      Ancient HistoryGreek LiteratureGreek TragedyNumismatics
the ancient Greek book of customs, proverbs, and calendar days.

Renumbered perfectly to 330 verses and 10 sub-chapters.
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      Greek LiteratureHesiodHesiod's Works and Days
Besprechung des griechischen Textes der o.g. Ausgabe, Abgrenzung zu andern Editionen und der technischen Details des Ausgabe.
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      Greek LiteratureGreek LanguageNew TestamentNew Testament Textual Criticism
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      Greek LiteratureNew TestamentBible TranslationNew testament exegesis
Από τη στιγµή που ένας ηθοποιός µπει στο πλαίσιο µιας σκηνικής επιτέλεσης αποκτά αυτόµατα και τις ιδιότητες του φαντάσµατος. Και όπως όλα τα φαντάσµατα, έτσι κι αυτός έχει την πολυτέλεια να είναι παντού και πουθενά, να είναι τα πάντα και... more
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      Greek LiteratureTheatre StudiesModern American Theatre