2002215X300 mm. 184 pages. Hardcover. Cover slightly bumped at corners. Ex Libris on the second page. Library stamp on title page. Else in good condition.
1970A clean, unmarked book with a tight binding. Full purple cloth boards. Light wear and fading to price-clipped dust jacket. 310 pages.
1995'Who were the Greek Gods? Why were they so important? Are they still ruling our lives? This book takes a new look at old mythology. A racy, rollicking account of life among the Greek Gods of Olympus. 213p.+ plates. Book
1971".. the story of his search to identify and photograph from the air the places where Ulysses touched on his way home from Troy." Introduction by Samuel Eliot Morison. Photographs by Cristina Martinez-Irujo de Obregon (Author's wife) 189p. plates. bibliography. index. maps on endpapers Book
1981A comprehensive account of the pre-classical period of Greek history including the early Neolithic age, the Bronze Age, Mycenaean Civilisation, Sparta and Dorian Crete, Greek colonisation, social change, the history of Athens, art, literature and thought. 200p. illus bibliography index Book
1979"This authentic and unexpurgated collection of jokes and tales told by today's Greeks, demonstrates the universality of humor as it reflects particular and pervasive concerns of modern Greek society.To be found here are stories about the "clever Greeks", ethnic slurs, political jokes (many of which are directed against the repressive Papadopoulos regime) and humor told at the expense of the clergy and the Greek Orthodox Church..." 262p. Book
1983The Panellinio Sosialistiko Kinema /Panhellenic Socialist Movement was founded 1974 by Andreas Papandreou. and in 1981 became Greece's first social democratic party to win a majority in the Hellenic Parliament. This Canadian publication celebrates the progress of PASOK and includes a directory of Greek businesses in Toronto who supported this publication with advertisements. Undated c.1982-1983 [56p.] Magazine
2005Spring Fashion show 2005. Publlcation in support of the cultural activities of the Pan-Macedonian Association of Toronto. Directory of commercial sponsors. 54p. illus [NO copies in WorldCat] Book
2006Originally published Ekdoseis KaranasE, 1974, Paperback re-issue 2006. NOTE Ihis is Volume 2 ONLY 258p. Book
1998"In this remarkable account of growing up in Greece and Canada,Nick Papandreou mixes fact and fiction to explore a crowded past, his childhood, his family,and particularly his father and grandfather,both Prime Ministers of their country. Book
1961Describing historical and literary associations to places in Greece for visitors. 191p.+ plates[B & W] index.This exceptionally crisp and neat copy has the bookplate and note by previous owner, else fine. Book
1984Detailed guide to the site and Museum at Delphi with diagrams and illustration. Two fold out plans [1] Page 32 - a plan of the Sanctuary area- now detached [2] Page 48 a reconstruction of the Sanctuary. 160 p. illus. folded map laid in [7 copies found in WorldCat ] Book
1969This official introductory guide to Knossos was first written by John Pendlebury in 1934, reissued by Max Parrish 1954. This is a new and revised edition, with an Introduction by Sir John Myres and Sir John Forsdyke which sketches concisely and vividly the background of Minoan history, art and culture. He was Curator of the Site from 1929 to 1934.Like Ariadne's thread, his text guides the reader through the historical and architectural maze of this great Palace, tracing its growth from its foundation to the completion of the great complex of buildings in the fifteenth century B.C. and ending with a grand tour of the Palace and its dependencies (illustrated by many clear maps and plans). Introductions by Sir John Myres and Sir John Forsdyke.76p.plates.maps.diagrs.index (Large fold-out plan of Knossos) Note by owner on ffep, else fine. Book
Brief illustrated guide in French to major archeological sites in the Peloponnese.Undated [ c 1975? ] 119p. illus.col. map [Only ONE copy found in WorldCat] Book
1988Small guide book ro the Perama Caves near to Ioannina , Epirus. 23p. text +32p illus (b & w /col] map [Only 2 copies in WorldCat for the USA] Book
200623.5x15.5 cm. LXXVI+296 pages. Softcover. In good condition.
1962Detailed vintage guide to Athens for tourists, in exceptionally good condition, by the former Director of the National Museum. "Including a chapter about the American excavations of the Ancient Agora especially written by Homer Thompson" 310p.illus. plates. fold-out maps (Owner's name ) Book
1991A collection of papers on Greek social and economic developments. 221p.Crisp, tight copy, looks unread, but with library marks. [Only ONE copy found in Worldcat] Ex-Library
1990Lists English language translations of modern Greek writers (poetry drama prose, novels) Indexed by author and title. 248p. index Book
1990Lists English language translations of modern Greek writers (poetry drama prose, novels) Indexed by author and title. 248p. index Book
193519.5x12 cm. 85 pages. Hardcover. Cover edges yellowing, rubbed and faded. Cover bottom edge broken. Spine missing. Sticker on spine. Ex-libris stamps on several pages. Colored-pencil and pen marking and writing on several pages - no damage to text. Pages slightly yellowing. In good reading condition.
1969141p. illus (some col) index Book
1976THIS VOLUME ONLY. 20x13 cm. 203+41 pages. Softcover. Pages uncut - as published. Spine wrinkled. Pages slightly age stained. Else in good condition.
1999A concise and meaningful analysis of Hellenic Philosophy during the millennium of 600 BC to 400 AD; a reference to all the views of the Philosophical Schools and a presentation of their delegates; a clarified, full and complete description of the Hellenic Philosophical thought; a useful and practical book for a spherical education in this difficult area of philosophy, which was founded first and only by the Hellenes. 229p.illus' Book
1979"An account of the development of Greek art in the Classical period (about 480-320 BC) which places particular emphasis on the meaning and content of Greek sculpture, architecture and painting. Professor Pollitt reminds us that the visual arts in Greece, as elsewhere, were primarily vehicles of expression. He does not ignore formal development but always relates this to social and cultural history, which it reflected and from which it grew. While his subject is art, he refers frequently to the literature and philosophy of the period which were shaped by the same influences." 205p. illus. bibliography. index. Book
