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1974Minor shelfwear to book. Small tape stains to front board. Includes offprint: "Herodotus' starting point" by M. E. White tipped in (rusty staples) & offprint: "Hippias and the Athenian Archon List". Rusty staple stains to inner pastedown. ; Contents: Archilochus and Apollo (A. J. Podlecki) ; Phormion and Peisistratos (Malcolm F. McGregor) ; Herodotos and Euboia (M. B. Wallace) ; Houses of Classical Athens (J. Walter Graham) ; Perdiccas and Athens (Cole) ; Greek Historians and Greek Critics (G. M. A. Grube) ; Toward knowing Thucydides (John Grant) ; Fairness and Kindness in Thucydides (Jacqueline de Romilly) ; The Theramenes Myth (Phillip Harding) ; Arginousai Trial (A. Andrewes) ; Ephoros, Fragment 76, and Diodoros on the Cypriote war (Catherine Reid) ; Phoenix Journal of the Classical Association of Canada Volume XXVIII, Number 1; 143 pages; Signed by Mary E. White to ffep: "to Elaine [Fantham] With affection and gratitude, Mary White"; Signed by Author
1974Minor shelfwear to boards. Gift inscription from Mary on ffep. ; Contents: Archilochus and Apollo (A. J. Podlecki) ; Phormion and Peisistratos (Malcolm F. McGregor) ; Herodotos and Euboia (M. B. Wallace) ; Houses of Classical Athens (J. Walter Graham) ; Perdiccas and Athens (Cole) ; Greek Historians and Greek Critics (G. M. A. Grube) ; Toward knowing Thucydides (John Grant) ; Fairness and Kindness in Thucydides (Jacqueline de Romilly) ; The Theramenes Myth (Phillip Harding) ; Arginousai Trial (A. Andrewes) ; Ephoros, Fragment 76, and Diodoros on the Cypriote war (Catherine Reid) ; Phoenix Journal of the Classical Association of Canada Volume XXVIII, Number 1; 143 pages; Signed by Mary E. White: "With much love, Mary"; Signed by Author
1974Contents: Archilochus and Apollo (A. J. Podlecki) ; Phormion and Peisistratos (Malcolm F. McGregor) ; Herodotos and Euboia (M. B. Wallace) ; Houses of Classical Athens (J. Walter Graham) ; Perdiccas and Athens (Cole) ; Greek Historians and Greek Critics (G. M. A. Grube) ; Toward knowing Thucydides (John Grant) ; Fairness and Kindness in Thucydides (Jacqueline de Romilly) ; The Theramenes Myth (Phillip Harding) ; Arginousai Trial (A. Andrewes) ; Ephoros, Fragment 76, and Diodoros on the Cypriote war (Catherine Reid) ; Phoenix Journal of the Classical Association of Canada Volume XXVIII, Number 1; 143 pages; Signed by Mary E. White: "With all best wishes, Mary White"; Signed by Author
1943Small piece of wrap is missing from back corner. ; Contents: The Generation in Early Greek Literature; Herodotus' Chronological Method; Thucydides and Genealogical Chronology; Ephorus and His Use of the Generation. ; 113 pages
réf. 1022970305.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 0282518630.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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2002Gift inscription to Philippa Goold from author on ffep. Else book and DJ have very minor shelfwear. ; 264 pages; Signed by Author
réf. 154306London,, Longmans, Green, 1873.
1928Former owner's signature on fly page. Edgewear to corners. Spine cover fabric has splits along seam but still attached. Unopened pages. ; Contents: History at an Art; Study of Greek History; Thucydides the Imperialist; Was Greek Civilization Based on Slave Labour? ; Suggestions towards a Political Economy of the Greek City-State. ; 199 pages
2008Boards very slightly bowned. 2 tiny tears to DJ. ; The role of elites vis-à-vis the mass public in the construction and successful functioning of democracy has long been of central interest to political theorists. In Silence and Democracy, John Zumbrunnen explores this theme in Thucydides’ famous history of the Peloponnesian War as a way of focusing our thoughts about this relationship in our own modern democracy. In Periclean Athens, according to Thucydides, “what was in name a democracy became in actuality rule by the first man. ” This political transformation of Athenian political life raises the question of how to interpret the silence of the demos. Zumbrunnen distinguishes the “silence of contending voices” from the “collective silence of the demos, ” and finds the latter the more difficult and intriguing problem. It is in the complex interplay of silence, speech, and action that Zumbrunnen teases out the meaning of democracy for Thucydides in both its domestic and international dimensions and shows how we may benefit from the Thucydidean text in thinking about the ways in which the silence of ordinary citizens can enable the domineering machinations of political elites in America and elsewhere today. ; 208 pages
réf. 46605432like new. unknown
1954Book is in excellent condition with some shelf wear to lower edge of covers only. Binding is solid and square, covers have sharp corners, exterior shows no other blemishes, text/interior is clean and free of marking of any kind except for a small scribble on one page. Previous owner's name and sticker in front section of the book. 289 pages.
1960réf. 467531960 1 vol in-8 broché - 106 pages - 15ème année - N° 2 - 2ème trimestre 1960
réf. 9583000132.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1920réf. 314255Frankfurt am Main: Kleukens Presse 1920. Number 34 of 250 copies. Unpaginated 12 ff. First and last leaves are blanks. 1 vols. 4to. Full brown morocco stamped in blind spine titled in gilt patterned paper endsheets t.e.g. Number 34 of 250 copies. Unpaginated 12 ff. First and last leaves are blanks. 1 vols. 4to. Pericles' Funeral oration from the second book of Thucydides History of the Peleponnesian War. The German text is by Rudolf G. Binding. This is the fifth book of the Kleukens Presse; most copies were issued in boards the present copy is in a full brown morocco binding with elaborate decorative strapwork borders in blind. Rodenberg I104; Schauer II67 Kleukens Presse unknown books
1920réf. 314255Frankfurt am Main: Kleukens Presse 1920. Number 34 of 250 copies. Unpaginated 12 ff. First and last leaves are blanks. 1 vols. 4to. Full brown morocco stamped in blind spine titled in gilt patterned paper endsheets t.e.g. Number 34 of 250 copies. Unpaginated 12 ff. First and last leaves are blanks. 1 vols. 4to. Pericles' Funeral oration from the second book of Thucydides History of the Peleponnesian War. The German text is by Rudolf G. Binding. This is the fifth book of the Kleukens Presse; most copies were issued in boards the present copy is in a full brown morocco binding with elaborate decorative strapwork borders in blind. Rodenberg I104; Schauer II67 Kleukens Presse unknown
réf. 43403Amst., Wereldbibliotheek, 1937.
1890réf. 448CBLiegnitz, Oskar Heinze (= Programm-Nr. 189), 1890. gr.8°, 32 S., original Heft mit Papierrückenstreifen, Erstausgabe schöner alter Stempel der Lehrerbibliothek eines alteingesessenen Frankfurter Gymnasiums auf Titelseite, sonst schöne kaum altersspurige Broschur (Li1, Ordner25)
1976Front bottom corner lightly creased. Rubbing to wraps. Light edgewear. ; Unchanged Reprint of 1906. An understanding of the early history of Athens using Thucydides work as a guide. ; 168 pages
réf. 130396Venice Venetiis Apud Juntas 1603. 4to. XLIV600 p. Overlapping vellum 23 cm Ref: Hoffmann 3563; Schweiger 1331; Ebert 22957 Details: Two thongs laced through the joints. Gilt red morocco letterpiece on the back. Printer's mark of the Giunta family on the title: a fleur-de-lys. Woodcut initials good paper fine printing Condition: old and small inscription on front pastedown; a bigger one on the front flyleaf. Name and a faint small inkstain on the title. Some very small wormholes near the lower edge keeping far away from any text; holes have occasionally been mended with a layer of thin paper Note: This volume contains the exhaustive and learned lecture notes of Fabio Paolino da Udine or Fabius Paulinus Utinensis on the description of the plague epidemy by the Greek historian Thucydides Thuc. Hist. 2.47-58. This epidemy reached the war-stricken city of Athens in 430 B.C. at the beginning of the Peloponnesian war which lasted from 431 till 404 B.C. Thucydides is the first to describe the social upheaval of a pandemy and its consequences. The identification of what was the cause of this pandemy is until this day a matter of controversy. Fabius Paulinus Utinensis born at Udine ca. 1535 was the very man for a commentary on this subject. 'His first training in Greek and Latin was at Venice with Bernardino Partenio. Later he went to Padua where he graduated in philosophy and medicine but studied rhetoric and Arabic as well. He practiced medicin for a time before he became public professor at Venice where he taught Greek in the School of San Marco and Latin in the Collegio de'Notai. Both chairs he obtained in 1588 as the successor of Bernardino Partenio'. 'Medieval and Renaissance Latin translations and commentaries vol. 8' Washington 2003 p. 180. Paulinus held his lectures in the library of the San Marco Gymnasium. The work starts with a list of 232 questions concerning the possible causes of the pest. Each chapter is preceded by the relevant Greek text and a Latin translation. § On the flyleaf a former owner has written a quotation from Gibbon's 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' chapter XLIII note 90: 'I was indebted to Dr. Hunter for an elaborate commentary on this part of Thucydides the plague of Athens a quarto of 600 pages Ven. 1603 apud Juntas which was pronounced in St. Marks Library by Fabius Paullinus sic Utinensis a physician and philosopher'. These passages of Thucydides helped Gibbon to understand the impact of the pest epidemy which ravaged Konstantinople in 542 under the emperor Iustinian Provenance: Name on the title of 'Joannis Molini'. This must be a relative of one of the 3 senators of the Gymnasium to whom Paulinus dedicates his work. The book is dedicated to 'M. Anto. Memmo' and the noblemen 'Francisco Molino' & 'Antonio Priolo' Collation: a-d4 e6; A-4F4 Photographs on request hardcover
