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Trade Pbk. Condición: As New. Re-issue. [Orignally published Thessaloniki,2013 Aristoteleio Panepistīmio Thessalonikīs. Institouto Neoellīnikōn Spoudōn] History of the Ancient Greek Language. Edited by Maria Theodoropoulou. 251p. 251p. [ Only 2 copies found in Worldcart.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. English summary: The first volume of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum- Graz contains a total of 93 objects, which originated from workshops in the region of the Greek east and Cyprus as well as the Greek mainland and southern Italy. The pieces, which for the most part are presented here for the first time in a scholarly fashion, span not only regional boundaries but also periods of time, and offer a broad spectrum of various types of ancient ceramics. The vases presented in this work are part of the original collection of the Archeological Institute of the Karl-Franzens-University in Graz, which has operated as a collection for scholarly study since 1865. This volume presents nearly wholly-intact vessels from Bronze Age Cyprus (c.2000 BCE), which are presented for the first time, with the exception of a beak-spouted jug that appeared in the fundamental work The Middle Cypriote Bronze Age (The Swedish Cyprus Expedition IV 1 b, Lund 1972.) Among the geometrically decorated vessels, some are particularly noteworthy as they are derived from the Kerameikos of Athens. In particular, among these specimens is a fragment from workshop of the Dipylon Master, which matches fragments in Gottingen and Athens and which leads to further considerations regarding the affiliation of Dipylon vessels. Among the Corinthian ceramics, two alabastra (or small vessels) from the luxury group are presented here, which are notable not only for their ornamental painting but also for their origin in the princely tomb of the Fourteen Bridges in Capua. The most prominent form of decoration, though, is doubtless the Attic red-figure style from the 5th century, whose progression is documented through a hydria (a water-carrying vessel) of a Berlin painter, three amphorae from Nola, Italy and a series of kylixes (drinking vessels). Attic lusterware as well as Boeotic and Etruscan products are also presented in this volume as well as southern Italian vases from Apulian, Campanian, Sicilian, and Lucanian workshops. Of particular importance among this group, on the basis of its frieze-like, narrative representation, but also because of the high quality of its decoration, is a lid to a pyxis from Campania. Even a collection like that of the Institute in Graz, which was assembled less for its aesthetic highlights and more for academic purposes, is able to give insight into the various enigmas, which as engagement with ancient ceramics still offers us. German description: Der erste Band des CVA Graz enthalt insgesamt 93 Objekte, die von Werkstatten im Raum griechischer Osten uber Zypern und griechisches Mutterland bis Unteritalien stammen. Die Werkstucke, die der Fachwelt zu einem grossen Teil erstmals vorgestellt werden, spannen aber nicht nur raumlich, sondern auch zeitlich einen grossen Bogen und bieten ein breites Spektrum unterschiedlichster Gattungen antiker Keramik. Die prasentierten Vasen sind Teil der Originalsammlung des Instituts fur Archaologie der Karl-Franzens-Universitat Graz, die aus einer bereits 1865 ins Leben gerufenen Lehrsammlung hervorgegangen ist.Der Band legt sechs fast komplett erhaltene Gefasse der zyprischen Bronzezeit des 2. Jahrtausends v. Chr. vor, die mit Ausnahme einer Schnabelkanne, welche bereits in dem Grundlagenwerk "The Middle Cypriote Bronze Age" (The Swedish Cyprus Expedition IV 1 b, Lund 1972) aufscheint, erstmals gezeigt werden.Unter den geometrischen Gefassen sind besonders Objekte hervorzuheben, die aus dem Kerameikos von Athen stammen, darunter ein Fragment der Dipylon-Werkstatt, das an Fragmente in Gottingen und Athen anpasst und zu weiteren Uberlegungen bezuglich Zusammengehorigkeiten von Dipylon-Gefassen fuhrt. Bei der korinthischen Keramik treten zwei Alabastra der Luxus-Gruppe hervor, die nicht nur aufgrund ihrer Bemalung auffallen, sondern auch aufgrund ihrer Herkunft aus der Tomba principesca dei Q Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. This book provides the most comprehensive account of the history of the Greek language from its beginnings to late antiquity. In this revised and expanded translation of the Greek original published in 2001, a distinguished international team of scholars goes beyond a merely technical treatment of the subject by examining the language's relationship with politics, society and culture. An attempt is made to cover all aspects of the history of Greek, including those that are usually considered marginal, such as obscene language, the language of the gods and child talk. Other topics which receive particular emphasis are language contact and translation practices in antiquity. The book's clear organisation and concise chapters make it highly readable and accessible to non-specialists, and the text is supported by example passages from primary sources and numerous informative illustrations. It is an essential reference work for all those interested in the history of Greek. ex libris stamp. Otherwise never used or perhaps opened.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. English summary: The first volume of the Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum- Graz contains a total of 93 objects, which originated from workshops in the region of the Greek east and Cyprus as well as the Greek mainland and southern Italy. The pieces, which for the most part are presented here for the first time in a scholarly fashion, span not only regional boundaries but also periods of time, and offer a broad spectrum of various types of ancient ceramics. The vases presented in this work are part of the original collection of the Archeological Institute of the Karl-Franzens-University in Graz, which has operated as a collection for scholarly study since 1865. This volume presents nearly wholly-intact vessels from Bronze Age Cyprus (c.2000 BCE), which are presented for the first time, with the exception of a beak-spouted jug that appeared in the fundamental work The Middle Cypriote Bronze Age (The Swedish Cyprus Expedition IV 1 b, Lund 1972.) Among the geometrically decorated vessels, some are particularly noteworthy as they are derived from the Kerameikos of Athens. In particular, among these specimens is a fragment from workshop of the Dipylon Master, which matches fragments in Gottingen and Athens and which leads to further considerations regarding the affiliation of Dipylon vessels. Among the Corinthian ceramics, two alabastra (or small vessels) from the luxury group are presented here, which are notable not only for their ornamental painting but also for their origin in the princely tomb of the Fourteen Bridges in Capua. The most prominent form of decoration, though, is doubtless the Attic red-figure style from the 5th century, whose progression is documented through a hydria (a water-carrying vessel) of a Berlin painter, three amphorae from Nola, Italy and a series of kylixes (drinking vessels). Attic lusterware as well as Boeotic and Etruscan products are also presented in this volume as well as southern Italian vases from Apulian, Campanian, Sicilian, and Lucanian workshops. Of particular importance among this group, on the basis of its frieze-like, narrative representation, but also because of the high quality of its decoration, is a lid to a pyxis from Campania. Even a collection like that of the Institute in Graz, which was assembled less for its aesthetic highlights and more for academic purposes, is able to give insight into the various enigmas, which as engagement with ancient ceramics still offers us. German description: Der erste Band des CVA Graz enthalt insgesamt 93 Objekte, die von Werkstatten im Raum griechischer Osten uber Zypern und griechisches Mutterland bis Unteritalien stammen. Die Werkstucke, die der Fachwelt zu einem grossen Teil erstmals vorgestellt werden, spannen aber nicht nur raumlich, sondern auch zeitlich einen grossen Bogen und bieten ein breites Spektrum unterschiedlichster Gattungen antiker Keramik. Die prasentierten Vasen sind Teil der Originalsammlung des Instituts fur Archaologie der Karl-Franzens-Universitat Graz, die aus einer bereits 1865 ins Leben gerufenen Lehrsammlung hervorgegangen ist.Der Band legt sechs fast komplett erhaltene Gefasse der zyprischen Bronzezeit des 2. Jahrtausends v. Chr. vor, die mit Ausnahme einer Schnabelkanne, welche bereits in dem Grundlagenwerk "The Middle Cypriote Bronze Age" (The Swedish Cyprus Expedition IV 1 b, Lund 1972) aufscheint, erstmals gezeigt werden.Unter den geometrischen Gefassen sind besonders Objekte hervorzuheben, die aus dem Kerameikos von Athen stammen, darunter ein Fragment der Dipylon-Werkstatt, das an Fragmente in Gottingen und Athen anpasst und zu weiteren Uberlegungen bezuglich Zusammengehorigkeiten von Dipylon-Gefassen fuhrt. Bei der korinthischen Keramik treten zwei Alabastra der Luxus-Gruppe hervor, die nicht nur aufgrund ihrer Bemalung auffallen, sondern auch aufgrund ihrer Herkunft aus der Tomba prin Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…