10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HERAKLEAN»
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1
The Early Amazons: Modern and Ancient Perspectives on a ...
Bothmer's notion of a Heraklean Amazono- machy without Herakles is thus not
viable: such a representation is no longer a Heraklean Amazonomachy, but an
independent Amazonomachy. If we consider the range of stories about Amazons
...
2
Sinope : Un État de la Question Après Quinze Ans de Travaux:
... as the remarkable achievements in the field of amphora epigraphy, has led to
the systemization of the data on the production and export of roof tiles from
Sinope and Heraklea Pontica to other centres.2 This study of Sinopean and
Heraklean ...
Dominique Kassab Tezgör, 2011
3
The Phratries of Attica
(P) Isaeus 9.30 My father took Astyphilos as a child with him to religious
ceremonies everywhere, as he did me; and he introduced him to the Heraklean
thiasoi so that he might take part in their activities. The thiasotai themselves will
bear ...
4
Geology and Geoarchaeology of the Black Sea Region: Beyond ...
For this interval, pollen records from the Heraklean Peninsula provide evidence
for dense forests of Quercus (oak) with a significant presence of Ulmus (elm) and
Corylus (hazel), which reflect mild and wet conditions (Cordova and Lehman, ...
5
The Black Sea Flood Question: Changes in Coastline, Climate ...
Adjacent. Regions. Very few dated pollen records currently exist in other regions
of Crimea, however, these available data allow rough correlations with
sequences obtained from the Heraklean Peninsula. Gerasimenko (published in
Cohen et ...
Valentina Yanko-Hombach, Allan S. Gilbert, Nicolae Panin, 2006
6
The Temple of Apollo Bassitas: The sculpture
The final slab of the Heraklean Amazonomachy, BM 535 (Fig. 9, PI. 47), is
separated physically from the preceding three, being the single Amazonomachy
slab on the east side. It also is separated temporally from the others in that it
depicts a ...
Frederick A. Cooper, 1992
7
Osiris N.: The Victim and the American Novel
While the Heraklean suggestions cannot be carried much further than this, it must
be noted that the Heraklean emotions permeate Ahab's spirit or the state of his
feeling. The Odysseus material is more visibly available and has been noticed.
Biyot Kesh Tripathy, 1985
Goth. 4.48); T. W. Africa (534 n. 65) points to the Isle of Avalon, Tirnan Oc (the
Land of Youth), and Mag Mel I (the Field of Happiness) — all Celtic Islands of the
Blest in the Atlantic. Spain was the last segment in the "Heraklean Way," the "
road" ...
Christoph F. Konrad, 1994
9
A Commentary on Selected Speeches of Isaios
Isaios's use of the plural thiasoi would, according to Lambert, imply the existence
of a number of Heraklean thiasoi associated with one another, “possibly with
some sort of collective membership”. ἵνα μετέχοι τῆς κοινωνίας ('so that he might
...
Brenda Griffith-Williams, 2013
10
The Discovery of Middle Earth: Mapping the Lost World of the ...
It stood at the meeting of two major roads and guarded the ford. Fording the river,
the travellers turned onto the Via Heraklea and climbed towards the limestone
hills. The Heraklean line passes three small oppida* and then the Dentelles de ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HERAKLEAN»
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Heraklean is used in the context of the following news items.
Biking Hercules' Way in France
According to Mr. Robb's theory (and there are critics of it) the ancient Heraklean Way, named for Hercules, which was first a Celtic route that ran ... «New York Times, Apr 14»
Graham Robb's Theory on Celtic Migrations
Much of the book is devoted to Mr. Robb's main thesis: that the ancient Heraklean Way, named for Hercules, who, legend has it, traveled to the ... «New York Times, Nov 13»
The Ancient Paths: Discovering the Lost Map of Celtic Europe, review
They had to do with the Heraklean Way, an ancient route that runs 1,000 miles in a straight line from the tip of the Iberian Peninsula to the Alps, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 13»
