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1831réf. 287921Oxonii; Londini; Cantabrigiae: Excudebat S. Collingwood Academiae Typographus Impensis J. Parker; Whittaker Treacher et Arnott; C. J. G. et F. Rivington; J. et J. J. Deighton 1831. Full Leather. Good binding. 19th century edition of Thucidides’s work on the Peloponnesian War. Library plates on the front endpaper; library stamps on the front flyleaf and rear endpaper. Annotations throughout in the same hand underlining difficult vocabulary and providing translations in the margins. Hinges reinforced with green cloth. Fully rebacked in leather with the remnants of the original spine laid down. Full green morocco with gilt lettering borders and decorations. All edges gilt. Good binding. Excudebat S. Collingwood, Academiae Typographus, Impensis J. Parker; Whittaker, Treacher, et Arnott; C. J. G. et F. Rivington; J unknown
1731réf. 4069A handsome copy in the original full vellum. Folding maps of ancient Greece & Sicily. ; Folio 27 x 41.5 cm; 343472848123 pages. All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail. R. & J. Wetstein & Gul. Smith hardcover
réf. 28794Athens: Papademas. Brand new. Leatherbound 18 cm 429 pp. Papademas hardcover
1977réf. 28796Athens: Papademas 1977. Brand new. Leatherbound 18 cm 380 pp. Papademas hardcover
1989réf. 28795Athens: Papademas 1989. Brand new. Leatherbound 22 cm 239 pp. Papademas hardcover
1903réf. biblio40347Leipzig: Teubner 1903. 361 pages. AsNew Hardcover without dj. Sienna cloth Black lettering and stamping. Ads on the Endpapers. Teubner hardcover
1821réf. 019011Oxonii: J. Parker & R. Bliss. The first 3 of 4 volumes. The three volumes here contain Lib. I-VIII in Greek plus the Index. The missing volume contains the Latin translation. Full leather. Vol. 1: Rebacked with original spine laid down no spine or title plates previous owners' names in ink and pencil occasional brief notations in pencil Good. Vol. II: Front cover and front blank nearly detached back cover detached leather in top and bottom compartments of spine missing internals nice Fair. Book III: Front cover and front blank and rear cover and rear blank detached chip at head of spine and leather from compartment at bottom of spine gone internals other than the detached blanks nice Fair. A nice working copy that could be made Very Good with rebinding. In Greek and Latin. . Fair. Hard Bound. First Edition Thus. 1821. J. Parker & R. Bliss unknown
1939Endpapers tanned. Spotting/waterstaining to boards. Spine a bit darkened. Spine slant. ; Greek text with English commentary. ; 256 pages
1961School stamp to ffep. Light pencilling and inking. Edgewear to spine ends. Else VG. ; Greek text with English commentary. ; 256 pages
1978Minor shelfwear. Some foxing to wraps. ; Reprint of the 1905 ed. with new material. xxxvii, 48pp, pp133-198.; 150 pages
1995Unwrapped in Plastic. ; Archaia Hellas; 9.5 x 0.75 x 6.25 Inches; 287 pages; In this book Professor Pritchett offers five original essays under the titles: Thucydides’ Pentekontaetia; Thucydides 1.61.3-5; Diodoros’ Pentekontaetia; The Solar Year of Thucydides; Aetiology sans Topography. The initial lengthy essay focuses on seven crux passages in which Thucydides in Book 1 describes the growth of Athenian power, maintaining against recent critics that they are presented in chronological order. The study combines a review of the manuscript tradition with regard to corruptions in toponyms and numerals and a personal autopsy of the ancient sites. In a separate essay, Pritchett adduces new arguments in defense of Thucydides’ seasonal chronological scheme. In the last essay, he takes sharp issue with a recent publication which attempts to attribute the origin of the ancient accounts of the Messenian wars and the battles of Hysiai, Thyreatis, and Phigaleia to legends evolved at festivals.
1970réf. 3131752Massachusetts: Harvard University Press 1970. XII, 222 Seiten. 8° (17,5 - 22,5 cm), Orig.-Leinenband mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1998Scholar's name to ffep (Robert Brown). Else book is Fine. Light shelfwear to DJ. ; Oxford Classical Monographs; 352 pages; This book analyzes the narrative technique of Thucydides, the historian of the war between Athens and Sparta in the fifth century BC. It relates his shifting uses of various techniques to his explanatory aims, and shows how he narrates the progression of one war and at the same time exposes various truths about the human condition.
1971Spine a little discolored. Wraps has some rubbing and discoloration. Faint staining to ffep and front inner cover. Contents a bit shaken. ; The title of this book needs a word of explanation, if not of apology; for to any one who is accustomed to think of Thucydides as typically prosaic, and nothing if not purely historical, the epithet Mythistoricus may seem to carry a note of challenge, or even of paradox. But the sense in which the expression has here been used is quite consistent with the historian's much-talked-of `trustworthiness', and, indeed, with the literal truth of every statement of fact in the whole of his work. It is possible, however, even for a writer of history, to be something much better than trustworthy. Xenophon, I suppose, is honest; but his honesty makes it none the easier to read him. To read Thucydides is, although certainly not easy, at any rate pleasant, because--trustworthiness and all--he is a great artist. It is the object of this essay to bring out an essentially artistic aspect of his work, which has escaped notice, partly because the history is so long that it is hard to take it in as a whole, and partly because the execution of the effect is imperfect, having been hindered by the good intentions with which Thucydides set out. ; Pennsylvania Paperback 1021; 252 pages; Reprint of 1907 Original.
1910réf. 7095408Lipsiae (= Leipzig): Teubneri (= Teubner) 1910. (2), 361 Seiten. Kl. 8° (15-17,5 cm). Orig.-Leinenband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
