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1969[ Twayne's World Authors Series # 74] Critical survey of Elias Venezis and his contributions to modern Greek literature.158p. bibliography. index. Book
1986128p. illus [B & W] [NOT found in WorldCat] Book
199475p. Author inscription on half title [Only one copy in Worldcat] Book
1958A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Age-toned pages. 826 pages. Copyright is 1958, but this is a more recent publication, probably from the 1970's.
1968Hungarian translation of " Bios kai politeia tou Alexe? Zormpa" by Arpad Papp & Kalman Szabo. 271. Neat copy, age toned paper, cream linen cover has 2 small stains.[11 copies in Worldcat] Book
1963A Journal of two voyages in the Far East 1935 and 1957."The people, the philosophies & the arts of the Far East had a special place in Nikos Kazantzakis' mind & a profound influence over his thoughts and work. . the color, the music,architecture, theatre and literature of these two great nations - all come vividly to life through Kazantzakis' words". With an epilogue by Helen Kazantzakis. 382p. Book
1996C. P. Cavafy, one of the greatest modern Greek poets, lived in Alexandria for all but a few of his seventy years. Alexandria became, for Cavafy, a central poetic metaphor and eventually a myth encompassing the entire Greek world. In this, the first full-length critical work on Cavafy in English, Keeley describes Cavafy"s literary progress and aesthetic development in the making of that myth. 224p. bibliography.index Book
1986"The erotic content of the Greek Anthology . has long been consigned to the obscurity of specialized academic study. Hers in his humorous and lyrical modern adaptations, Michael Kelly recaptures for the modern reader the essence of the originals - unashamed enjoyment of sex and the celebration of sensual love.95p. Embossed ownership stamp, else fine. Book
1987Textbook of modern Greek grammar/syntax for use in Greek high schools.191p. [nO copies found in Worldcat] Book
2005Greek Canadian poetry. 108p. illus. index. Author inscription [WorldCat lists only1 copy] Book
1956A collection of interesting essays on different areas of Greece by a selection of knowledgable authors : Francis King, Ian Scott-Kilvert, Robert Liddell, Peter Sheldon, Kostas Tachtsis, Dorothy Davies and Maria Vassilakis. (no date of publication given, but c.1956 ?) 250p.MA, illus. index Book
1971Pages unopened. Small tear to front wrap (1 cm). ; Studienhefte Zur Altertumswissenschaft, 5; 136 pages
1963Vintage textbook used in First Grade Greek language classes for American children. Reprint of a book previously issued in 1935 and 1942 . A nice piece of Greek American nostalgia. Name, scribblings and some damage to pages 1-34 by Maria, a previous young owner before she gave up - so pages 35-92 are neat and unmarked, Hinges weak.92p Illus. [col]+ a page listing other publications. [NO copies found in Worldcat], . Book
1994"Aglaia Kremezi explores traditional seasonings and preserved foods from around the Mediterranean, weaving together historical, mythological, and botanical information. She presents seventy recipes from Italy, Spain, Greece, the Eastern Mediterranean, and North Africa that incorporate distinctive herbs, spices, and flavorings." 143p. illus (col.) bibliography. index. Book
1986Textbook on modern history for3rd.year students in Greek High Schools. 337p. illus[some col] maps [NO copies found in WorldCat] Book
1968Faint crease to last few pages and rear wrap else fine. ; Diss. Koln, 1968. vi+175pp+ plates with 23 b+w illustrations.; Inaugural - Dissertation; 175 pages
1968Light browning to spine. Small edgewear to rear wrap. ; Diss. Koln, 1968. vi+175pp+ plates with 23 b+w illustrations.; Inaugural - Dissertation; 175 pages
19958.9 X 6.1 X 1.3 inches; 308 pages
1990" The Wines of Greece is a comprehensive and fascinating account of the local wines, grape varieties, vineyards, producers and traditional wine - making methods of Greece, from the furthest -flung islands to the most remote parts of the mainland - wine-lovers will find here all the information they need to track down the quality Greek wines being produced today. " (with information on local grape varieties) 308p. plates.maps.glossary.bibliography.index. Book
1964Wraps sun-faded to spine and top edges of wraps. Hard bump to lower corner with creasing through pages. ; Viii, 116pp. ; 116 pages
1956Wear to corners. ; Fold-out map at rear. ; Oldenbourgs Abriss Der Weltgeschichte; 180 pages
1977History textbook from Rome to the end of Byzantium for 2nd. year Greek high school students. 367p. illus. [Only ONE copy found in WorldCat] Book
1922Spine cover detached and missing. Corners a bit edgeworn. Scholar's name to ffep in pencil (M. E. Wallace). ; 95 pages
1955"The Greek Anthology consists of over four thousand brief epigrams written from before the Persian Wars down to the end of the Middle Ages; in other words from the Homeric to the close of the Byzantine age. These poems thus voice the thoughts and sentiments of four distinct and vastly different civilizations; Greece in the golden age of its classicism; Greece in its Alexandrian age; Greece transplanted to Rome, pagan, or Christian; and finally Greece persisting through the dark ages to the dawn of the Renaissance" Nice copy in large type of examples of Greek Lyric poetry.115p. list of sources.Some damage to spine, but contents fine, in original slipcase. Book
2000Father Owen Lee is internationally known for his intermission commentaries featured during the Saturday afternoon broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. A Season of Opera: gathers together for the first time Father Lee's best broadcast and cassette commentaries, public lectures, and articles on twenty-three works for the musical stage. The essays range from the pioneering Orpheus of Monteverdi to the forward-looking Ariadne of Richard Strauss. Included are Father Lee's famous discussions of Mozart's Magic Flute and Beethoven's Fidelio, Verdi's La Traviata and Falstaff, Wagner's Tristan und Isolde, and Poulenc's Dialogues of the Carmelites. The concluding chapter, originally published as the lead article in The Opera Quarterly's special issue on the end of the twentieth century, is a thought-provoking forecast of opera's future. Recommendations for further reading, CD recordings, and videos are also included. 241p. index Book
