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1840réf. 86961Lipsiae (= Leipzig): Tauchner 1840. IX, 253 Seiten. 12° (10-15 cm). Privater Pappband. [Hardcover / fest gebunden].
1979réf. 95813Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft (WBG) 1979. VI, 163 Seiten. 8° (17,5-22,5 cm). Orig.-Broschur. [Softcover / Paperback].
1819réf. 12627Zürich, Orell, Füssli, 1819. 4 Blatt, 221 (1) Seiten, 1 weißes Blatt. 18 x 12 cm. Moderner Pappband mit orange-beigefarbenem Papierbezug und geprägtem Deckeltitel. Ganzfarbschnitt.
1968réf. 50291Leipzig: Verlag Philipp Reclam jun., 1968. 2. Auflage - Reclams Universal Bibliothek Nr. 177 317 Seiten , 18 cm, kart.,
19108vo. First Edition thus; original series binding of ribbed grey cloth upper board blocked in blind gilt back ochre top pictorial endpapers; small ink mark at bottom edge of upper board else a very good bright clean copy. EL 457; Seymour 786.0.
Avignon, Séguin Frères, 1807. Nouvelle édition. Ensemble de deux volumes de format in 12 de: Tome Premier: XX (faux titre, titre, introduction); 306 pp.; Tome second: 270 pp. (dont le titre); 4 pp. (catalogue de l'éditeur avignonais). 8 planches hors texte, gravées au trait, dont une roussie en marge. Reliure de l'époque en pleine basane brune, flammée, petit manque de cuir en pid du tome second; dos lisse orné et doré. Charmant exemplaire. Dans les gardes, des billets manuscrits de remise de prix; en latin, avec le tampon du Collège de Périgueux.
1954Un fin volume broché de format in 8° de 96 pp.; couverture illustrée. Collection Grecque. Bel état. Voir photo.
1759Oxonii, E Theatro Sheldoniano 1759, In-8 relié demi chagrin marron, dos à faux nerfs, titre doré. Gravure en frontispice, titre en rouge et noir, 14 + 40 pages + Addenda, Index capitum, Index verborum et phrasium. Texte en latin et en grec. Quelques rousseurs éparses sino bon exemplaire.
193878pp., dans la série "Textes et études d'histoire de la philosophie" Tome 1 fasc.1, 26cm., brochure originale, 2 cachets, bon état, [texte en français avec des fragments en grec ancien avec traduction française], F74981
1980[iv] + 74pp., in-4, enkele aantekeningen in tkest, [onuitgegeven thesis ter verkrijging van de graad van licentiaat in de Klassieke Filologie, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 1980, promotor: Prof.Dr. H.Verdin & M.Vercruysse]
1984xii + 198pp., in-4, [onuitgegeven thesis ter verkrijging van de graad van licentiaat in de geschiedenis, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven 1984, promotor: Prof.Dr. H.Verdin]
1903102 + [iii] pp., dans la série "Bibliothèque de l'Ecole des Hautes-Etudes. Sciences historiques et philologiques" fasc. 140, 26cm., reliure cart. moderne, dos en toile, ex. de bibl. (qqs. cachets), bon état, texte frais et en très bon état, K93027
1953177pp., dans la série "Publications de la Faculté des lettres d'Alger" volume 25, 23cm., brochure originale, la plupart des pages toujours non coupées, bon état, F104806
2003vi + 242pp., 25cm., text in English, Doctoral Dissertation (Universiteit Leiden, the Netherlands), softcover, stamp at verso of title page, text is clean and bright, good condition, K113353
1971Gutes Exemplar. - Latein; Griechisch. - Aus der Bibliothek von Prof Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) - Xenophon (* zwischen 430 und 425 v. Chr. in Athen; † ca. 354 v. Chr. in Korinth) war ein antiker griechischer Politiker, Feldherr und Schriftsteller in den Bereichen Geschichte, Ökonomie und Philosophie. Er war ein Schüler des Sokrates. ... (wiki) // Semper mihi indices opera scriptoris alicuius omnia complexi optabiliores visi sunt et utiliores esse quam qui ad librorum singulorum editiones pertinerent. In hoc igitur libro quaecumque Xenophontis propria viderentur esse componere conatus sum vel ad ipsorum verborum copiam vel ad usum eorum et grammaticam rationem pertinentia. Verba in octo classes redegi omissis nihil peculiare habentibus. Eetuli ad primam classem appositisque numeris sigiiificavi vocabula, quae apud Xenophontem non leguntur at ei ab antiquioribus quibusdam scriptoribus et ab interpretibus tribuuntur vel etiam in libris manuscriptis inveniuntur; ad alteram dubia et suspecta; ad tertiam semel dicta apud Xenophontem, ad quae quidem plurima accedunt in classibus quinta et sequentibus; ad quartam quae praeter singulos Xenophontis locos omnino non reperiuntur vel perraro; ad quintam ionica; ad sextam dorica, Laconica; ad septimam poetica; ad octavam denique a consuetudine optimorum scriptorum recedentia vel cum recentioribus com-munia. Quae reliqua sunt numeris non egent. Quo in ordine constituendo nonnulla inoerta sunt, ut facile concedam aliquoties me magis probabilia quam vera dedisse. Nomina propria praetermisi, praeterquam ubi in eorum scriptura difficultas quaedam aut dubitatio esset. Aliquam hunc Lexilogum cum mea Xenophontis editione eonranctionem habere consentaneum ost, id qnod maxime signo n. indicavi. … (Vorwort) ISBN 9783487041537
1912Gutes Ex.; Einband gering berieben; hs. Besitzvermerk auf Vorsatz. - Latein; griechisch. - Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / Poat infelicem in Hellesponto pugnam Athenienses isdem in loeia, cum Alcibiadea venisset subsidio, prospera fortuna utuntur. Tissaphernes in Hellespontum profectus Alcibiadem comprehensum in custodiam conicit: unde ille nootu elapsus petit Clazomenas, Thrasyllus Athenas navigat ad novas copias et naves petendas. Cum Laoedaemonii Athenienaea denuo ag-gredi vellent, his auxilio venit Alcibiades, quo duce pugna ad Cyzioum feliciter pugnata est, in qua cecidit Mindarus. Inde cum Athenienses e Cyzico, Perintho, Selybria pecuniaa coegis-sent, munita Chrysopoli portorinm instituerunt. Adflictis Lace-daemoniorum rebus succurrit Pharnabazus. Interim praetori-bus Syracusanorum domi abrogatum imperium: Thaso eiecti qui rebus Lacedaemoniorum studebant: Athenis autem Agis ad-movet exercitum, quem minus armis quam minis Athenienses repellunt. Eodem anno Carthaginienses magno exercitu ag-gressi duaa urbea Graeeaa ceperunt (c. 1). Thrasyllus cum classe Samum petit. Inde in Asia nonnulla feliciter gerit, sed Ephesum aggressus a Tissapherne et Syracusania defensaa magna clade afficitur. Rursua ad Lesbum navibua quattuor Syracusanorum captis navigavit Sestum, ubi reliquae Athe-niensium copiae erant. Hiuc universus exercitus Lampaacum se contulit ad hiberna, in quibua Alcibiade duce adveraus Abydum expeditione Buscepta Pharnabazum vincunt et aliia locia Persarum terra8 vastant (c. 2). Atheniensea Chalcedonem, quae ad Lacedaemonioa defecerat, oppugnant. Eam infeliciter defendere conatur Hippocratea Lacedaemoniorum harmosta. Quare cum hic in pugua occidieset, Athenien8es cum Chalce-doniis et Pharnabazo, qui his auxilio venerat, pacem ineuut. Mox eodein modo Byzantium oppugnant. a Laoedaemoniia occupatum: quod cum capi non potuisset, a Byzantiia ipsis et Lacedaemoniis quibusdam absente Clearcho harmosta in manus … (Vorwort) / ... Xenophons Werke, insbesondere die sokratischen Schriften und die Anabasis, waren unter anderem wegen ihrer nüchtern-klaren Sprache beliebt (er wurde unter anderem von Marcus Tullius Cicero gelesen und gelobt); er bleibt auch bis heute ein wichtiges Stilvorbild für das attische Griechisch. Da Xenophon teilweise Augenzeuge der berichteten Ereignisse war, ist er außerdem eine wichtige Quelle für die griechische Geschichte des 4. Jahrhunderts v. Chr. und hat in neuerer Zeit wieder das Interesse der Forschung erregt. ... (wiki)
1977This book guides modern readers though the greatest works of these pioneering scholars and allows us to see the ancient world through their eyes. Excerpts from Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon,Polybius. INtroduction, head notes and bibliography by M.I.Finley. 500p. Book
1880An original vintage copy NOTa reproduction (Volunme II of a 2 Volume set - will NOT be sold seperately) Clean, tight, unmarked text. Scuffing to head and foot of spine, corners slightly bumped Book
1978Xenophon's Cyrus, Anabasis, Edited and translated into modern Greek by G.D.Zeugole. Textbook for use in first year Greek High Schools. 216p. illus.(some col.) maps.notes.[NO copies found inn Worldcat] Book
2005"'The Sea! The Sea! ' tells the story of 'Thalatta! Thalatta!', the shout first uttered on a mountains in eastern Turkey by the famous Ten Thousand, the army of Greek mercenaries whose adventures in what are now Turkey, Syria and Iraq were described by the Athenian historian and philosopher Xenophon. The shout itself has had an extraordinary afterlife, playing a persistent part in the European and American cultural tradition over the last two hundred years. Tim Rood tells its story for the first time, taking in literary masterpieces by writers such as Heine, Shelley and Joyce, books of travel and adventure set in the Middle East and elsewhere, articles in Victorian periodicals, popular romance novels, newspaper editorials at the time of the British evacuation from Dunkirk, a painting by the nineteenth-century artist Benjamin Robert Haydon, an unpublished radio play by Louis MacNeice, and a modern novel and film which transfer Xenophon's story to New York City. 262p. illus. bibliography.index Book
1962French commentary on extracts from Xenophon in Greek. 128p.plates. Text clean and unmarked, but paper cover torn, now repaired.[5 copies found in WorldCat] Book
1911Re-telling of passages from Xenophon's Anabasis, Hellenica and Memorabilia for English schoolboys. The handsome bookplate in this copy announces that it was awarded as the second prize to a clever student in Form IIIB at KIng Edward's Grammar School. 265p + 16 plates. index. exceptionally crisp, tight copy Book
1926Georg Morris Cohen Brandes (1842-1927) was an influential Danish literary critic. In this book he discusses ancient Greek literature (Homer, the Odyssey ad Xenophon) followed by 2 chapters on political problems in contemporary Greece. Authorized translation by Jacob Wittmer Hartmann 219p. Fine copy some pages uncut - untrimmed. Book
1996"The tale of a friendship made in the ancient world, this book describes a bond forged during the escape of Xenophon and the Ten Thousand from Persia. With a narrative theme of texturing a conversational voice with colorful allusions and symbol, this book makes existential arguments by demonstration." 77P. Book
1953Three stories from Ancient Greek : Longus - Daphnis & Chloe ; Xenophon - An Ephesian Tale; Dio Chrysostom - The Hunters of Euboea Pbk. 189p. Book
