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1998réf. S6713In English. Soft cover 29 cm 316 pp. ill.; net weight 1480 gr. Proceedings of the International Symposium held at Rethymnon - Crete in May 1997. The twenty-one papers published here all in English cover the geographical area stretching from Beirut across Cyprus Rhodes Crete and the Cyclades to the Mycenaean mainland. Some papers are devoted to specific sites such as Amathus Phoenician cemetery and Cephala Vassilikes Dark Age temple complex while others treat imported pottery at Beirut a new Mycenaean pictorial rhyton from Rhodes and other Late Bronze and Iron Age objects from different parts of the area. The breakdown of the Mycenaean palaces and evidence for the important volume for those interested in the Late Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean and Aegean areas. University of Crete & A.G. Leventis Foundation paperback
1998réf. 46116ENIn English also available in Greek. Cloth 30x23 cm 334 pp. ill.: 237 images; net weight 2160 gr. From as early as the prehistoric period Cyprus played an important role in the Mediterranean area as an economic centre and as a cultural crossroads. This book is not confined to religion and religious traditions. The author uses a large number of excavation finds and literary and epigraphic sources to record the history of Cyprus over the centuries and the influences to which it was subjected by the peoples of the Mediterranean and the Near East. CONTENTS: IMMIGRANTS GODS AND HEROES - AEGEAN SEA MEETS THE EAST - THE BACKGROUND - MYTHOLOGICAL IMAGES IN MYCENEAN POTTERY FROM CYPRUS AND UGARIT - THE GREEKS SETTLE IN CYPRUS - YOUNG GODS AND GODDESSES - GREEK GODS AND HEROES IN CYPRUS - THE INFLUENCE OF GREEK EPIC AND ITS LOCAL ADAPTATION 10th - 7th ce. B.C. - THE GREEK HERACLES - GREEK GODS AND HEROES AND THE CYPRIOT HERCULES - GREEK GODS AND HEROES ON CYPRIOT COINS - THE GREEK PRESENCE IN CYPRUS DURING THE HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN ERAS: GODS AND HEROES - OTHER SECONDARY DIVINITIES AND HEROES - GREEK GODS AND HEROES IN MOSAIC FLOORING: I. NEW PAPHOS - II. PALAIPAPHOS - III. COURION - IV. ALASSA - V. SALAMIS // BIBLIOGRAPHY - INDEX. ============================================================== IMPORTANT: The shipping cost estimated by the system covers books weighing up to 750 gr.; a surcharge depending on the actual weight and destination applies for heavier books. You can also choose an international transporter and pay the shipping cost at delivery in your country. Commercial Bank of Greece hardcover
1989réf. R200038450CLUB FL. 1989. In-4. Relié. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 125 pages. Augmenté de nombreuses illustrations en couleur.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 949.5-Grèce
1970réf. 28100Paris François Maspero 1970 In-8 186 pp
2004réf. 172923International Symposium Proceedings. In English also available in Greek. Soft cover 24 cm 552 pp.; net weight 1650 gr. ISBNs: 960-85940-9-Χ 978-960-85940-9-8. CONTENTS: Carlo Natali : Socrates dialectic in Xenophon's Memorabilia Gerhard Seel : If you know what is best you do it. Socratic Intellectualism in Xenophon and Plato Louis-André Dorion : Socrate et la basilike tekhne: essai d'exégèse comparative Alfonso Gomez-Lobo : Socratic Foundationalism in ethics Beatriz Bossi : Socratic Foundationalism in Ethics : an alternative reading of "Crito" 47d1-48b10 Livio Rossetti : The Sokratikoi Logoi as a literary barrier. Toward the identification of a Standard Socrates through them David Reeve : Sokrates Erotikos Thomas Robinson : Socrates the Lover Charles Kahn : Socrates and hedonism Richard Mc Kirahan : Socrates and hedonism. Comments on Charles Kahn's paper Christopher Rowe : Socrates Plato and Aristotle on desire friendship and the good Richard Parry : Comment on Christopher Rowe's paper Terry Penner : Towards a prudential reading of the "Crito" Thanassis Samaras : Socrates and Morality : Commentary on Terry Penner's paper Lesley Brown : Did Socrates agree to obey the laws of Athens Chloe Balla : Comments on Lesley Brown's paper Anthony Hatzistavrou : Does Socrates believe that all men have an equal ability for virtue Fritz-Gregor Herrmann : Socrates' views on death Theresa Pentzopoulou-Valalas : The "Apology of Socrates" and the "Defense of Palamedes". An interpretative approach Christopher Taylor : Socrates the Sophist Paul Calligas : Was Socrates a sophist after all Comment on CCW Taylor's Socrates the Sophist David Gallop : In vino veritas Love Truth and Socrates in Plato's "Symposium" Mark Brouwer – Ronald Polansky : The logic of Socratic inquiry : Illustrated by Plato's "Charmides" Paolo Crivelli : Socratic refutation and Platonic refutation. Comment on Mark Brouwer – Ronald Polansky's paper Christopher Gill : the Socratic elenchus and knowledge : where do we go from Vlastos Gareth Matthews : Socratic perplexity and the possibility of Philosophy Lindsay Judson : Comment on Gareth Matthews' paper Tomas Calvo-Martinez : Plato's Socrates and dialogical Rationality Ioanna Kucuradi : The Socratic method of philosophical inquiry and of philosophical education Theodoros Scaltsas : If both then each Michael Erler : Response to Theodoros Scaltsas Vassilis Politis :Aporia and Searching in the Early Plato Voula Tsouna : Interpretations of Socratic self-knowledge Richard Patterson : Word and Image : Socratic logocentrism and the understanding of philosophy Annamaria Schiaparelli : Words and Images in the Soul's Internaitonal Dialogue. Comment on R. Patterson's paper Vassilis Karasmanis : Definitions in the "Meno" David Charles : Definition in the "Meno" Pantazis Tselemanis : Comment on D. Charles' paper Francesca Alesse : Euripides and the Socratics Gail Fine : The subjective appearance of Cyrenaic Pathe Enrique Hulsz : Some comments on G. Fine's paper John Cooper : Arcesilaus : Socratic and Sceptic John Glucker : Comments on J. Cooper's paper James Warren : Socrates and Colotes Myrto Dragona : Socrates as a citizen and the Stoics A.A. Long : Socrates as Epictetus' stoic paradigm Katerina Ierodiakonou : Adopting of Adapting the Socratic paradigm Comments on A.A.Long's paper Andrew Smith : The Neoplatonic Socrates Eleni Perdikouri : Comment on Andrew Smith's paper Spyridon Rangos : Images of Socrates in Neoplatonism Michael Frede : The early Christian reception of Socrates Terence Irwin : Socrates and Euthyphro : The argument and its revival Andrew Mason : Comment on T. Irwin's paper Michael Trapp : The image of Socrates in Art from the 5th century B.C. to the 12th century A.D. James Hankins : The figure of Socrates in the Italian Renaissance Peter Brown : Socrates in Comedy European Cultural Centre of Delphi paperback
ISBN : 2900278310. ODIL.. 1989. In-8 Carré. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 60 pages. Carte en couleurs en frontispice. Nombreuses photos en noir et blanc et en couleurs dans le texte et hors texte. Ancien ouvrage de bibliothèque: tampon, note au stylo, pochette et étiquette sur les pages de garde.
1989réf. R150183465ODIL.. 1989. In-8. Cartonnage d'éditeurs. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 60 pages. Carte en couleurs en frontispice. Nombreuses photos en noir et blanc et en couleurs dans le texte et hors texte. Ancien ouvrage de bibliothèque: tampon, note au stylo, pochette et étiquette sur les pages de garde.. . . . Classification Dewey : 949.5-Grèce
1973Two novels and thirteen stories about Greeks in exile : a triptych. All from the regime of the Junta.Translated into English by Barbara Bray. 246p. Book
1973Two novels and thirteen stories about Greeks in exile : a triptych. All from the regime of the Junta.Translated into English by Barbara Bray. 246p. .Contents clean and neat except for one library stamp and missing end papers. Ex-Library
in 8 , 198 pp., broché, couv. Bon état. [GA-3]
in 8 , 312 pp., broche, couv. à rabats Tres bel exemplaire. [AZ-TT]
1969Mm 110x180 Collana "I Narratori" - Volume in copertina rigida, 377 pagine. Opera in ottime condizioni. SPEDIZIONE IN 24 ORE DALLA CONFERMA DELL'ORDINE.
1989réf. 18367Couverture rigide. Reliure toile de l'éditeur. 125 pages. Jaquette. 24, 5 x 33 cm.
1991trad. di Francesco Maspero bross. edit. ill.
réf. QWA-4481Maspero, 1970, 186 p., in-8 br., coll. "cahiers libres - 165-166", très bon état
1989réf. R200133021"Romain Pages. 1989. In-4. Relié. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Coiffe en tête abîmée, Papier jauni. 125 pages, jaquette conservée, nombreuses photos en couleur dans et hors texte, en supplément un ""Guide poche-voyage"" - ex-dono à l'encre sur la page de garde.. Avec Jaquette. . . Classification Dewey : 949.5-Grèce"
1971Broch?. 198 pages.
1969Broch?. 342 pages. Jaquette.
Traduit du grec, Hatier, Confluences, 1997, 58 pp., broché, bon état.
1969réf. 30741969. Paris éditions Gallimard 1969 - Broché 12 cm x 18 cm 224 pages - Texte de Vassili Vassilikos trad. de Jacques Lacarrière s.p. envoi de l'auteur et du traducteur nom du destinaire camouflé - Bon état
197394p.llus(some col) maps Book
réf. RO30326083Adam. Non daté. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Coins frottés, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 255 pages. Couverture contrepliée. Nombreuses photos, illustrations, cartes en noir et blanc et en couleurs, dans et hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 949.5-Grèce
1987[ Harlequin Intrigue Series # 241] He courted her slowly, kiss by kiss.. When Leslie Adams was called to an unfamiliar town to settle her late husband's affairs, it became clear he'd led a dual life. People were pleased he was gone - and troubled by her arrival. In a town of strangers, no one offered her friendship - except for Simon Korvallis.Only Simon gave comfort - so much that Leslie gave her heart. But while the man's kisses spoke of promises, his brown eyes seemed full of lies. When Leslie started receiving mysterious gifts - and threats- she had to wonder if Simon's duplicity was Dangerous. A novel of romantic suspense set on Corfu (Freda Vasilos and Tina Vasilos are pseudonyms of Freda Vasilopoulos,a Canadian writer) Book
1987[ Harlequin Intrigue Series #68] It was shocking enough for Dina Pappas to discover her dead husband had been a criminal. Now she was suspected of being one, too. When Ran Constantine was assigned to investigate, Dina was prepared for a fight--not for the passion that surged between them. But neither could forget the real reason he had entered her life. The only solution was to clear her name, and so they followed the clues that led them to Greece. There they might find a new beginning--but chances were, it could mean the end...(Freda Vasilos and Tina Vasilos are pseudonyms of Freda Vasilopoulos,a Canadian writer) Book
1988[(Harlequin Intrigue Series # 101] Canadian advertising executive Nadia Roberts immediately boarded a plane to Athens when told her beloved brother, Gerald, had been found. Murdered. Next to a marble quarry in northwestern Greece. The case was supposed to be open and shut. To avoid scandal, the government let Nadia join crack detective Lukas Stylianos on his investigation northward Sparks at first flew, cooled by growing trust as they encountered hostile villagers, old war wounds and traps set by a man nicknamed the Wolf. Corrupt and evil, he was intent on hiding secrets that cost Gerald his life and which now imperiled Nadia and Lukas. 253p. (Freda Vasilos and Tina Vasilos are both pseudonyms of Freda Vasilopoulos,a Canadian writer) Book
