| Blue Ivy Press, LLC

16,480원  | 20171127  | 9781948344357

Tales of Greek mythology have captivated people for centuries. Greek goddesses from Aphrodite to Hera and Demeter have long been known for their heroic powers and deeds. Now, kids of all ages will enjoy coloring 20 designs drawn from ancient statues of these historic heroines.

 | Greek Lifestyle

66,000원  | 20160901  | 9780992515324

A specially prepared trousseau of time-honoured Greek traditions, culture and recipes, lovingly assembled for future generations - to be preserved and not lost, to be embraced and not forgotten, and always to be enjoyed and celebrated. Eugenia Pantahos invites you to go on an extraordinary journey, as she reveals generations of time-honoured Greek customs, traditions, culture and recipes.

 | Taylor & Francis

289,280원  | 20140318  | 9781138778436

This study by a well-known Keats scholar, first published in 1945, gives a precise description of the unfolding of a great poet's craftsmanship and suggests alignments of the technical progression with the changes of the mind.

 | John Wiley & Sons Inc

78,280원  | 20160502  | 9781444339796

Greek Sculpture presents a chronological overview of the plastic and glyptic art forms in the ancient Greek world from the emergence of life-sized marble statuary at the end of the seventh century BC to the appropriation of Greek sculptural traditions by Rome in the first two centuries AD.

 | Routledge

411,070원  | 19950101  | 9780415060318

This ground-breaking, work is both a reference collection of 27 new essays by leading specialists in their own fields, and also a collective demonstration of major new directions in the study of ancient Greece.

Burn,L.  | British Museum

0원  | 19900101  | 9780714120614

Here retold in all their dramatic power are some of the most exciting and influential of all Greek myths: the epic struggle of the Trojan War, the wanderings of Odysseus, the tragic destiny of Oedipus, and the heroic adventures of Herakles, Theseus, Perseus, and Jason. The author introduces the complex pantheon of Olympian gods and goddesses, describing their attributes, genealogies, and often comic relationships, and illustrates the personalities and their stories by drawing upon the artistry of the ancient culture which created them. A concluding chapter reviews the powerful and continuing imaginative legacy of Greek myth, from Botticelli to Freud.

McLaughlin, Ellen/ Kushner, Tony (FRW)  | Theatre Communications Group

35,540원  | 20060228  | 9781559362405

From "The Persians""Defeat is impossibleDefeat is unthinkableWe have always been the favorites of fate. Fortune has cupped usIn her golden palms.It has only been a matterOf choosing our desire. Which fruitTo pick fr...

 | Quercus Books

23,160원  | 20160726  | 9781780877488

The Greek myths contain some of the most thrilling, romantic and unforgettable stories in all human history - and here they are brought to life in a vivid retelling.

Goodwin, William W., Ph.D.  | Tiger of the Stripe

41,250원  | 20080212  | 9781904799245

Goodwin's Greek Grammar is one of the most authoritative texts on Classical Greek. It is both comprehensive and exceptionally accessible, making it suitable for use in schools as well as universities. After graduating from Harvard, William Watson Goodwin gained a PhD from Gottingen. He later received honorary degrees from Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh. He was Eliot Professor of Greek Literature at Harvard.

Spivey, Nigel  | Cambridge University Press

73,470원  | 20130331  | 9780521756983

In this well-illustrated survey, Spivey explains the social function of Greek sculpture as well as its aesthetic achievement. The connoisseurship of this great art - from c.750 BC to the end of antiquity - is sympathetically unravelled as new approaches are reconciled with traditional modes of study.

Plutarch, Duff, Timothy E., Duff, Timothy E.  | Penguin Group

25,640원  | 20120529  | 9780140449358

Plutarch's parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European literature. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, depicting, as he put it, 'those actions which illuminate the workings of the soul'. Plutarch(AD c. 50-120) was a Greek writer and thinker. Ian Scott-Kilverttranslated the Penguin Classics editions of Plutarch's Makers of Rome, The Rise and Fall of Athens, and Nine Greek Lives. He died in 1989. Timothy E. Duffis a reader in classics at the University of Reading and has published extensively on Plutarch. Plutarch (c.50-c.120 AD) was a writer and thinker born into a wealthy, established family of Chaeronea in central Greece. He received the best possible education in rhetoric and philosophy, and traveled to Asia Minor and Egypt. Later, a series of visits to Rome and Italy contributed to his fame, which was given official recognition by the emperors Trajan and Hadrian. Plutarch rendered conscientious service to his province and city (where he continued to live), as well as holding a priesthood at nearby Delphi. His voluminous surviving writings are broadly divided into the 'moral' works and the Parallel Lives of outstanding Greek and Roman leaders. The former ( Moralia) are a mixture of rhetorical and antiquarian pieces, together with technical and moral philosophy (sometimes in dialogue form). The Lives have been influential from the Renaissance onwards. PLUTARCH (c. AD 45-120), the Greek philosopher, lived at the height of the Roman Empire and is author of one of the largest and collections of writings to have survived from Classical antiquity. His work is traditionally divided into two: the Moralia, which include a vast range of philosophical, scientific, moral and rhetorical works, and the Lives or biographies. Almost fifty such biographies survive, most from his collection of Parallel Lives, in which biographies of Greek and Roman statesmen are arranged in pairs. IAN SCOTT-KILVERT was Director of English Literature at the British Council and Editor of Writers and the Works. He also translated Cassius Dio's The Roman History as well as Plutarch's The Rise and Fall of Athens: Nine Greek Lives and Makers of Rome for Penguin Classics. He died in 1989. TIMOTHY E. DUFF is Reader in Classics at the University of Reading. He is author of Plutarch's Lives: Exploring Virtue and Vice (Oxford 1999), and the Greek and Roman Historians (Duckworth 2003) and has published extensively on Plutarch. Artaxerxes / Pelopidas / Dion / Timoleon / Demosthenes / Phocion / Alexander / Eumenes / Demetrius / Pyrrhus 'It is my task to dwell upon those details which illuminate the workings of the soul'The Parallel Lives of Plutarch are cornerstones of Western literature, and have exerted a profound influence on writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably Shakespeare. This selection of ten biographies spans the period from the start of the fourth century BC to the early third, and covers some of the most important figures in Greek history, such as the orator Demosthenes and Alexander the Great, as well as lesser known figures such as Plato's pupil Dion of Syracuse. Each Life is an important work of literature in itself, but taken together they provide a vivid picture of the Greek world during a period that saw the collapse of Spartan power, the rise of Macedonia, the conquests of Alexander and the wars of his successors.Timothy Duff's revised version of Ian Scott-Kilvert's translations is accompanied by a new general introduction, and introductions and notes to each Life. He has also added two Lives previously not included: Artaxerxes I, Great King of Persia from 405 to 359 BC, and Eumenes of Cardia, one of Alexander's officers.Translated by Ian Scott-Kilvert and Timothy E. DuffWith an introduction and notes by Timothy E. Duff Plutarch's influential writings on the ancient world. Plutarch's parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European literature, drawn on by countless writers since the Renaissance. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, revealing why the mild Artaxerxes forced the killer of his usurping brother to undergo the horrific "death of two boats"; why the noble Dion repeatedly risked his life for the ungrateful mobs of Syracuse; why Demosthenes delivered a funeral oration for the soldiers he had deserted in battle; and why Alexander self-destructed after conquering half the world. Plutarch?? parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European literature, drawn on by writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably by Shakespeare. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, depicting, as he put it, ??hose actions which illuminate the workings of the soul?? We learn why the mild Artaxerxes forced the killer of his usurping brother to undergo the horrific ??eath of two boats?? why the noble Dion repeatedly risked his life for the ungrateful mobs of Syracuse; why Demosthenes delivered a funeral oration for the soldiers he had deserted in batt??and why Alexander, the most enigmatic of tyrants, self-destructed after conquering half the world. The Parallel Lives of Plutarch are cornerstones of Western literature, and have exerted a profound influence on writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably Shakespeare. This selection of ten biographies spans the period from the start of the fourth century BC to the early third, and covers some of the most important figures in Greek history, such as the orator Demosthenes and Alexander the Great, as well as lesser known figures such as Plato's pupil Dion of Syracuse. Each Life is an important work of literature in itself, but taken together they provide a vivid picture of the Greek world during a period that saw the collapse of Spartan power, the rise of Macedonia, the conquests of Alexander and the wars of his successors.Timothy Duff's revised version of Ian Scott-Kilvert's translations is accompanied by a new general introduction, and introductions and notes to each Life. He has also added two Lives previously not included: Artaxerxes I, Great King of Persia from 405 to 359 BC, and Eumenes of Cardia, one of Alexander's officers. 'Wisdom and justice must be accompanied by power and good fortune if a man's actions are to be seen as noble as well as great' Plutarch's parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European Literature, drawn on by writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably by Shakespeare. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, depicting, as he put it, 'those actions which illuminate the workings of the soul'. We learn why the mild Artaxerxes forced the killer of his usurping brother to undergo the horrific 'death of two boats'; why the noble Dion repeatedly risked his life for the ungrateful mobs of Syracuse; why Demosthenes delivered a funeral oration for the soldiers he had deserted in batt??and why Alexander, the most enigmatic of tyrants, self-destructed after conquering half the world.Timothy Duff's new edition of Ian Scott-Kilvert's translation includes a general introduction and new introductions and biographical additions to each Life. He has also added two Lives previously not included, of Artaxerxes (450 - 359 BC), the Great King of Persia, and Eumenes (361 - 316 BC), one of Alexander's gifted generals.Translated by IAN SCOTT-KILVERTWith an introduction and notes by TIMOTHY E. DUFF 'Wisdom and justice must be accompanied by power and good fortune if a man's actions are to be seen as noble as well as great' Plutarch's parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European Literature, drawn on by writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably by Shakespeare. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, depicting, As he put it, 'those actions which illuminate the workings of the soul'. We learn why the mild Artaxerxes forced the killer of his usurping brother to undergo the horrific 'death of two boats'; why the noble Dion repeatedly risked his life For The ungrateful mobs of Syracuse; why Demosthenes delivered a funeral oration For The soldiers he had deserted in batt??and why Alexander, The most enigmatic of tyrants, self-destructed after conquering half the world.Timothy Duff's new edition of Ian Scott-Kilvert's translation includes a general introduction and new introductions and biographical additions to each Life. He has also added two Lives previously not included, Of Artaxerxes (450 - 359 BC), The Great King of Persia, and Eumenes (361 - 316 BC), one of Alexander's gifted generals.Translated by IAN SCOTT-KILVERTWith an introduction and notes by TIMOTHY E. DUFF 'Wisdom and justice must be accompanied by power and good fortune if a man's actions are to be seen as noble as well as great' Plutarch's parallel biographies of the great men in Greek and Roman history are cornerstones of European Literature, drawn on by writers and statesmen since the Renaissance, most notably by Shakespeare. This selection provides intimate glimpses into the lives of these men, depicting, as he put it, 'those actions which illuminate the workings of the soul'. We learn why the mild Artaxerxes forced the killer of his usurping brother to undergo the horrific 'death of two boats'; why the noble Dion repeatedly risked his life for the ungrateful mobs of Syracuse; why Demosthenes delivered a funeral oration for the soldiers he had deserted in battle; and why Alexander, the most enigmatic of tyrants, self-destructed after conquering half the world.Timothy Duff's new edition of Ian Scott-Kilvert's translation includes a general introduction and new introductions and biographical additions to each Life. He has also added two Lives previously not included, of Artaxerxes (450 - 359 BC), the Great King of Persia, and Eumenes (361 - 316 BC), one of Alexander's gifted generals.Translated by IAN SCOTT-KILVERTWith an introduction and notes by TIMOTHY E. DUFF

Living Language (Edt)  | Living Language

0원  | 20010601  | 9780609810972

Living Language In-Flight Greek is the perfect boarding pass to learning Greek before you land. There's no better way to make use of all that spare time on a plane than to master the essentials of a language. This 60-minute program is the simplest way to learn just enough to get by in every situation essential to both the tourist and business traveler. The program covers everything from greetings and polite expressions to asking directions, getting around, checking into a hotel, and going to a restaurant. There are even sections for meeting people and spending a night on the town. Short lessons make In-Flight Greek easy to use, and a handy pocket-sized insert is included as a cheat sheet for use on the go.

 | Mellon Press

52,800원  | 20100330  | 9781445548661

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

 | Tiger of the Stripe

74,270원  | 20080212  | 9781904799214

Goodwin's Greek Grammar is one of the most authoritative texts on Classical Greek. It is both comprehensive and exceptionally accessible, making it suitable for use in schools as well as universities. After graduating from Harvard, William Watson Goodwin gained a PhD from Gottingen. He later received honorary degrees from Oxford,Cambridge and Edinburgh.

Fullerton, Mark D.  | John Wiley & Sons Inc

170,890원  | 20160502  | 9781444339802

Greek Sculpture presents a chronological overview of the plastic and glyptic art forms in the ancient Greek world from the emergence of life-sized marble statuary at the end of the seventh century BC to the appropriation of Greek sculptural traditions by Rome in the first two centuries AD.