19 products were found matching your search for apollonio in 2 shops:

Die ZETEMATA sind eine altertumswissenschaftliche Monographienreihe. Sie wurde 1951 von Erich Burck und Hans Diller mit der Arbeit Sueton und die antike Biographie von Wolf Steidle begr&uumlndet. Seit ihren Anf&aumlngen erscheint die Reihe im Verlag C.

Very minor shelfwear. Pages tanned. Scholar's name to ffep (D. Gerber). ; Parallel text in French and Greek. Xc, 285 pp; Collection Des Universités De France. Association Guillaume Budé; Vol. 1; 285 pages

Physical description; xiii, 98, [93] pages : illustrations (1 color) ; 30 cm. Subject; Apollonio di Giovanni approximately 1415-1465.

Les Argonautiques, grand poeme cyclique et erudit d'Apollonios de Rhodes (c. 295-240 avant J.-C.) a fait l'objet de nombreuses editions. Les Argonautiques retrace la legende ancienne et repandue des dieux et heros qui allerent en Colchide conquerir la Toison d'Or, dans un retour a l'imitation d'Homere tout en y introduisant des elements etiologiques. Ils sont le remaniement epique d'un mythe vu par un grec de la diaspora qui affirme son panhellenisme face aux mondes barbares. Cependant, les scholies, issues de commentaires anciens aujourd'hui perdus, n'ont jamais ete traduites dans leur ensemble, bien qu'elles meritent d'accompagner le lecteur du poeme. Des uvres fondatrices de la litterature archaique aux inventaires du savoir historique, mythologique et geographique a partir de l'epoque hellenistique, elles nous livrent les elements d'une tradition mythographique, geographique et historique qui perdure et se renouvelle constamment. C'est pourquoi elles doivent retenir l'attention de tous ceux qui s'interessent a l'histoire des interpretations. Ce livre prend en compte des travaux recents concernant des textes (historiques ou mythographiques) dont il ne subsiste plus que des epaves et les pratiques anciennes du commentaire grammatical et litteraire. Le travail des scholiastes est examine dans toutes ses dimensions. En effet, le scholiaste n'est pas seulement un compilateur. Le grammairien, technicien de la langue, devient un professeur de lettres, et meme un ecrivain quand les scholies prennent l'allure d'un recit. Une introduction et divers tableaux, principalement genealogiques, completent ce volume.

Les Argonautiques, grand poeme cyclique et erudit d'Apollonios de Rhodes (c. 295-240 avant J.-C.) a fait l'objet de nombreuses editions. Les Argonautiques retrace la legende ancienne et repandue des dieux et heros qui allerent en Colchide conquerir la Toison d'Or, dans un retour a l'imitation d'Homere tout en y introduisant des elements etiologiques. Ils sont le remaniement epique d'un mythe vu par un grec de la diaspora qui affirme son panhellenisme face aux mondes barbares. Cependant, les scholies, issues de commentaires anciens aujourd'hui perdus, n'ont jamais ete traduites dans leur ensemble, bien qu'elles meritent d'accompagner le lecteur du poeme. Des uvres fondatrices de la litterature archaique aux inventaires du savoir historique, mythologique et geographique a partir de l'epoque hellenistique, elles nous livrent les elements d'une tradition mythographique, geographique et historique qui perdure et se renouvelle constamment. C'est pourquoi elles doivent retenir l'attention de tous ceux qui s'interessent a l'histoire des interpretations. Ce livre prend en compte des travaux recents concernant des textes (historiques ou mythographiques) dont il ne subsiste plus que des epaves et les pratiques anciennes du commentaire grammatical et litteraire. Le travail des scholiastes est examine dans toutes ses dimensions. En effet, le scholiaste n'est pas seulement un compilateur. Le grammairien, technicien de la langue, devient un professeur de lettres, et meme un ecrivain quand les scholies prennent l'allure d'un recit. Une introduction et divers tableaux, principalement genealogiques, completent ce volume.

The first commentary since 1912 on all four books of the Argonautika , the tale of Jason and the quest for the Golden Fleece, is accompanied by a dynamic translation of the Hellenistic epic which was a radical depature from the Homeric tradition, featuring a rather unsensational hero whose best quality is being a hit with the ladies, and a heroine who is a major chracter in her own right: a virgin sorceress whose magic brings Jason's triumph yet cannot save her from her own infatuation. The introduction discusses Apollonios in his Alexandrian world and proposes a new understanding of his poetic puropse and acheivement. The commentary is especially good at explaining mythical allusions which abound.

A digital copy of "Philostrats Apollonios Und Seine Welt" by Babler. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

2018. Copertina editoriale rigida e sovraccoperta alettata. 443 p.; 24 cm. Si garantisce stato di nuovo.ER

A digital copy of "Apollonios Dyskolos. Uber Das Pronomen" by Brandenburg. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Magie Und Ritual Bei Apollonios Rhodios" by Schaaf. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Magie Und Ritual Bei Apollonios Rhodios" by Schaaf. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Chekhov's Letters" by Apollonio. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Hierarchical Perspectives On Marine Complexities" by Apollonio. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

When we think of commercial sailing, most of us are apt to picture square-riggers as vessels of the nineteenth century or earlier. Yet the graceful, multi-masted beauties of our imaginations actually sailed on into the 1950s before they disappeared from the seas forever. Veteran sailor Spencer Apollonio has selected from little-known sources some of the best-written and most representative accounts of life aboard the last of these ships that sailed around the southern tip of South America --- the fabled "Cape Horners." Written by officers, crewmen, and passengers aboard American, British, and Finnish vessels, they provide a realistic picture of a maritime era the likes of which will not ever be seen again.

A digital copy of "Argonautika (Paperback)" by Apollonios Rhodios. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A New copy of "Argonautika (Paperback)" by Apollonios Rhodios. Ships directly from Textbooks.com

October A.D. 440: Roman surgeon Getorius Asterius and wife Arcadia arrive at Constantinople with their slave, Brisios, and guide Herakles. Caught in a bread riot, they board a galley of ill patients sailing to the Asklepion, a pagan healing center at Pergamum. There physician Apollonios, an enemy of a woman Christian minister, Epiphania, has been accused of burning her church. Presumed dead, she is hiding in an abandoned Egyptian temple and planning a bizarre resurrection ritual to discredit Apollonios. When abusive patient Basina Bobo is found drowned in a therapeutic mud pool, her meek husband and slave-lover, Hermias, are missing. Getorius assumes the slave killed his masters, but when his mutilated body is found, Flavius is suspected. He surprises Ephania in the temple, rants against all women, and stabs her in the abdomen. Mortally wounded she insists on being carried to the "Throne of Satan" on the ancient acropolis for the Egypto-Christian ritual. She dies there and fanatical monks incite spectators into destroying the Asklepion. Herakles disappears, stranding the couple. Brisios, freed in a manumission ceremony, finds his misplaced love to be a heart-breaking blunder in his new found liberty. A harrowing climax occurs in the temple of the god Asklepios, where a traitorous plot is thwarted.

The Argonautika, the only surviving epic of the Hellenistic era, is a retelling of the tale of Jason and the Golden Fleece, probably the oldest extant Greek myth. Peter Green's lively, readable verse translation captures the swift narrative movement of Apollonios's epic Greek. This expanded paperback edition contains Green's incisive commentary, introduction, and glossary. Alternate spelling: Argonautica, Apollonius Rhodius

When we think of commercial sailing, most of us are apt to picture square-riggers as vessels of the nineteenth century or earlier. Yet the graceful, multi-masted beauties of our imaginations actually sailed on into the 1950s before they disappeared from the seas forever. Veteran sailor Spencer Apollonio has selected from little-known sources some of the best-written and most representative accounts of life aboard the last of these ships that sailed around the southern tip of South America --- the fabled "Cape Horners." Written by officers, crewmen, and passengers aboard American, British, and Finnish vessels, they provide a realistic picture of a maritime era the likes of which will not ever be seen again.