10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPIGON»
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Army and Society in Ptolemaic Egypt
90 In a series of thirdcentury land leases from Tholthis in the Oxyrhynchite nome,
thet ̄es epigon ̄es were the lessees, sometimes along with Egyptians, of
cleruchic holdings.91 According to Bingen, they actually acted as creditors and
were ...
Christelle Fischer-Bovet, 2014
2
The epigoniad: A poem. In nine books
EPIGON. I. A. D. BOOK IV. * ND now the princes of the Theban state JOL In
council fat, assembled in the gate, Where rows of marble pillars bound the space,
To judgment sacred in the days of peace. And Creon thus, with public cares ...
3
The Collected Poems of Charles Olson: Excluding the Maximus ...
Epigon. in whose heart it burns Beauty hath two forms in the hidden wood, in the
room, sleep Lady, who art birth is as green and rock as magic ring and hummock
by wearing water. Birth is a euphemism, two eyes is more 93 LXXXII.
Charles Olson, George F. Butterick, 1997
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(In)fusion Approach: Theory, Contestation, Limits: ...
... the programmatic incompleteness and interpretive anxiety; accountability from
an informed consideration of. The. epigon. coming. the. first: Midnight's. Children.
The epigon coming the first: Midnight's Children as the postmodern authentic.
5
Boris Eikhenbaum: Voices of a Russian Formalist
... personal tastes ran to beauty and sweetness, could be forced into the role of "
realism's epigon" (RRL, 315). From his earliest writings, Eikhenbaum continually
expressed irritation with critics who treated imaginative literature as documentary.
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Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory
Epigon (Gk epi, 'after' + gon, 'birth') A term generally used in German to describe
writers who are derivative and who work in and are influenced by the manner
and tradition of distinguished predecessors. Hence the idea of a later generation
...
7
Postmodernism and the Enlightenment: New Perspectives in ...
Nietzsche allows these questions to animate the “free spirit,” the figure who
replaces the struggling epigon in the pages of Human, All Too Human, and does
not allow them to be quieted. Second, Nietzsche's responsiveness to the
religious ...
8
A Dictionary of Entomology
1. Growing or living at ground level or above. Botany: Of or relating to emergence
of cotyledons above ground surface afler germination. Alt. Epigeal; Epigean. 517
EPIGLOSSA See Epipharynx. EPIGLOTTIS See Epipharynx. EPIGON Noun.
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The Flat Earth/The Flip Side
This little piggy saw“My Fair Pig”; This little piggy recalled a similar GBS tale; This
little piggy said, “Wee,wee, wee Believe it's a copy of 'Femalian'” (He went so
faras to accuse the author of beingan epigon. An epigon is an inferior imitator of a
...
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The Impossibility and Necessity of Theodicy: The Essais of ...
... constitutes, almost, its fate, its destiny – are obliged to overlook Leibniz's critical
discussion of the unity of being with the good, attributing an acritical assumption
thereof to Leibniz (who is hence considered the last epigon of the middle ages).
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPIGON»
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BRIEF-Epigon Q1 net profit falls to 429586 zlotys
May 8 Epigon SA : * Q1 revenue 31.6 million zlotys ($8.8 million) versus 32.6 million zlotys year ago. * Q1 operating profit 620,802 zlotys versus ... «Reuters, May 15»
