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Librairie ancienne Honoré CHAMPION - PARIS. - 1922 - 1 ère Edition - In-4, 280 x 195 mm - Relié - Dos lisse, titre doré, décoré de 2 têtes - Couverture illustrée conservée - Quelques traces d'humidité, sans conséquence - Ouvrage orné de 142 figures et 8 planches hors texte dont 5 en couleurs - 308 pages - Bon exemplaire
20008°, 23 cm, pp. 268, diverse figure nel testo, brossura editoriale illustrata con risvolti, titolo al piatto e dorso, esemplare come nuovo
1990(Harlequin Romance, 275)
19508°, 23 cm, pp. 11, 48 tavole fuori testo, rilegatura editoriale, titolo al piatto e dorso, tracce d'uso al dorso, ex libris privato applicato al contropiatto, esemplare molto buono
20201960. The world is dancing on the edge of revolution, and nowhere more so than on the Greek island of Hydra, where a circle of poets, painters and musicians live tangled lives, ruled by the writers Charmian Clift and George Johnston, troubled king and queen of bohemia. Forming within this circle is a triangle: its points the magnetic, destructive writer Axel Jensen, his dazzling wife Marianne Ihlen, and a young Canadian poet named Leonard Cohen. Into their midst arrives teenage Erica, with little more than a bundle of blank notebooks and her grief for her mother. Settling on the periphery of this circle, she watches, entranced and disquieted, as a paradise unravels.
1993Brochure relating to the problem of irrendentist attitudes in the FROM. Dated January 1993. 13p. illus maps.Only one copy in WorldCat.
2015Smyrna, one of the wealthiest cities and the most advanced civilizations in the Middle East (present-day Turkey) with a unique mixture of many nationalities-Greek, Armenian, Jewish, Turkish, European, and American-perished into ashes in September 1922. The Smyrniots became victims through the orders of Mustafa Ataturk, who was responsible for one of the largest purges of humanity known to man. This eradication led to the loss of 3.5 million Greek and Armenian Orthodox Christians who had occupied Asia Minor since the time of Alexander the Great. In September 1922, Ataturk led his troops into Smyrna (now Izmir), a predominantly Greek Christian City that was known as the City of Infidels to the Turks. The Turks then proceeded to indulge in an orgy of pillage, rape, and slaughter. This City of Infidels was cleansed and destroyed and with it the last hub of Christians in Turkey. The Whispering Voices of Smyrna is proof of the horrible atrocities the Turks, whether private citizens or government officials, committed by plundering, torturing, mutilating, burning alive, and massacring women, children, and aged people. The book details these brutal acts that were decided, planned, and directed by the Turkish central authorities and were aimed at cleansing lands under Turkish control of non-Muslim citizens. The Whispering Voices of Smyrna combines history and storytelling so that readers understand how the decision by government and military leaders of the victorious Allied powers affected the people of Smyrna. Through the eyes of the Samithakis family, one lives the cataclysmic events that determined the fate of Asia Minor following World War I. The Samithakis family lived a life of luxury among the different nationalities in Smyrna, until the Turks forced them to flee with other Greek, Armenian and European residents of Smyrna. In the course of their struggle to save themselves from the fire, the massacres, rapes, mutilations and plundering, they lost one another and became refugees, beggars and exiles. The reader also lives through the stages of destruction of a civilization centered on the once-thriving and beloved city of Smyrna. 350p.
2008During the classical age of Greece, Herodotus wrote the first history text. But what he created was much more than this. Informed by his own travels, his historical work digresses more than it chronicles, with tales of the lands and peoples he visited. In The Way of Herodotus , intrepid travel historian Justin Marozzi retraces the footsteps of Herodotus through the Mediterranean and Middle East, examining his 2,500-year-old observations about the cultures and places he visited, and finding echoes of his legacy reverberating to this day. It is a lively yet thought-provoking excursion into the world of Herodotus, with the man who invented history ever present, guiding the narrative with his discursive spirit.348p. illus bibliography.index
2011The Bull of Mithros (Mysteries of/Greek Detective 6) Zouroudi, Anne Published by Bloomsbury Publishing (2012) ISBN 10: 1408819384 ISBN 13: 9781408819388 Used Softcover Quantity Available: 1 From: Reuseabook (Gloucester, GLOS, United Kingdom) Seller Rating: 5-star rating £ 1.37 Convert currency Shipping: £ 2 From United Kingdom to Canada Destination, rates & speeds About this Item: Bloomsbury Publishing, 2012. Paperback. Co
1948Dedicated to the Heroic Island of Crete. Concise history of Crete for tourists. Stapled colour illustrated wraps. Heavily illustrated with B&W photos/illustrations and some colour reproductions of art, pottery and frescoes. repructions Printed by the Aspioti - Elka Graphic Arts in their factory in Athens by the Offset - deep process. Unpaginated (64 pages).Pages clean and tight with slight corner rubbing and isolated soiling. Large format
1893HEROES OF ANCIENT GREECE. Palmer, Ellen. Book condition: Very Good Full blue calfgilt dec & panelled spine inkname Quantity available: 1 Edinburgh: Nimmo. Very Good Full blue calfgilt dec & panelled spine inkname. 1893. Bookseller: Abracadabra Books 30% Off Sale!, Colorado, United States Seller rating:
1910A collection of vintage images of Athens [c. 1910] stapled into a grey-green card folder with the title "Souvenir d'Athenes" with an impression of the Parthenon and the publisher "Heritiers A. Pallis'" embossed lightly on the cover.Containing 19 plates, identified in French, that appear to be enlargements of some of the postards published by Pallis & Cotzias. The cover is tied along the spine with with the original green & cream cord.
1990498p [Only 8 copies in Worldcat]de¯
2013(New - will be sent to you direct from the publisher in Greece) Translated by Liadain Sherrard, Zissimos Lorenzatos (1915-2004), essayist, thinker and poet, was arguably Greece's most significant man of letters in the twentieth century. In the Aegean Notebooks, a record of his observations and reflections while sailing among the Greek islands in the 1970s and 1980s, the special quality of his literary and philosophical gifts, and of the man himself, are vividly present. Along with everything a mariner yearns to bring ashore, all he has felt and experienced at sea with the wake of the boat unfurling behind him, Lorenzatos brings us in addition a lifetime's learning and contemplation. For him, life, and the living of it, was of the essence. As he observes in his foreword to these notebooks: '. . . life itself writes nothing, it erases everything that is written about it, and simply, irreplaceably lives, like the inaccessible "well of water springing up".' 138p. map
thomas salmon p 663 $25.00
1997Stock Image Greece from the Air Beamish, Caroline ISBN 10: 0810941252 ISBN 13: 9780810941250 Used Hardcover
The Contribution of Early Travel Narratives to Historical Geography of Greece: The Twenty-second J.L. Myres Memorial Lecture (Myres Memorial Lectures) Wagstaff, Malcolm Published by Myres Memorial Lectures (2004) ISBN 10: 0954664701 ISBN 13: 9780954664701 Used Softcover Quantity Available: > 20 From: Bestsellersuk (Hereford, United Kingdom) Seller Rating: 5-star rating £ 6.13 Convert currency Shipping: £ 7.50 From United Kingdom to Canada Destination, rates & speeds About this Item: Myres Memorial Lectures, 2004. Paperback. Condition: Fine.
Sea and Stone: Lighthouses of Greece Skoulas, Yannis Published by Ammos Publications, 1998
2017pp. 343, cm 23x15, brossura, BUR. Nuovo.
199324338 DESYLLAS NIKOS VIEW TO THE AEGEAN . , SYNOLO 1993 , Volume in lingua greca/inglese - In-4 carré - leg. con sovracop. ill. - pp. 24 di testo + 147 di ill. f/t a col. - buono
1859Ottima copia - gr.500
196222682 BENY ROLOFF AL TEMPO DEGLI DEI Al tempo degli dei. Roloff Beny. Un fotografo sulle orme di Ulisse.. Milano, ELECTA 1962 , L'edizione Italiana di questo volume è limitata a 1500 copie, le prime, numerate da 1 a 1000, stampate su carta " Gemme " grigio piombo della Ventura, riservate alla Dalmine S.p.A. (la ns. n° 646) - In 4° - leg. con sovracop. ill. - pp. 275 + (3) con num. fot. b.n. in tavv. f.t. - sovracop. illustrata con strappetti, (riparati con filmoplast apposito per restauri) parziale scollamento del lucido - molte ill. f/t anche applicate - ben conservato il volume -
1835220x140 mm, pp. XII, 373; rilegatura coeva in mezza pelle, titolo in oro al dorso, piatti marmorizzati, tracce d'uso ai piatti e lunga fenditura alla cerniera. All'antiporta una tavola incisa con una serie di ritratti di personaggi famosi dell'antica Grecia in medaglia (Aspasia, PEricle, Alcibiade, Fidia, Socrate, Platone, Aristotele, Euripide e altri).
