10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETAIRIA»
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hetairia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hetairia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Diaspora Merchants in the Black Sea: The Greeks in Southern ...
Cf. Pappas, Greeks, 299-301, where the names of some veterans of the military
corps that participated in the Philiki Hetairia are cited. Also Prousis, Russian
Society, 19. 47. V. Mexas, Oi OiXiKoi [The members of the Philiki Hetairia] (
Athens, ...
Vasilēs A. Kardasēs, 2001
2
A Companion to the Greek Lyric Poets
6 But was this the only setting, was the hetairia the only audience for his poetry?
A strong case has been made recently that without his hetairia there would have
been no lyric poet Alcaeus.7 The hetairia doubtless functioned as the principal ...
3
The Secret Societies of All Ages & Countries - Volume 2
Ill. THE. HETAIRIA. 524. Origin, — The secret society which bore the above
Greek name, signifying the "Union of Friends," is, like Oarbonarism, one of the
few secret associations which attained its objects, because it had a whole people
to ...
Charles William Heckethorn, 2005
4
The Secret Societies of All Ages and Countries: Embracing ...
HETAIRIA. 524. Om'gin.—The secret society which bore the above Greek name,
signifying the “Union of Friends,” is, like Carbonarism, one of the few secret
associations which attained its objects, because it had a whole people to back it
up; ...
Charles William Heckethorn, 1965
5
Encyclopedia of the Ottoman Empire
Philiki Hetairia Philiki Hetairia, which means “Friendly Society,” was a secret
society founded in Russian Odessa in 1814 whose aim was to overthrow
Ottoman rule in what is now Greece and the Balkans and to establish an
independent state.
Gábor Ágoston, Bruce Alan Masters, 2009
6
Pythagoras and the Early Pythagoreans
The members of a hetairia were united by bonds of friendship and comradeship,
by shared interests and a way of life, rather than any preset purpose. This is why
the activity of a hetairia depended to a large extent on the particular ...
7
The Establishment of the Balkan National States: 1804-1920
Michael Sutu (Soutsos), the hospodar of Moldavia, was a member of the Hetairia.
Support was also to be expected from the Romanian upper clergy, which was
Greek-dominated, and the large landowners, many of whom were Greek or had ...
Charles Jelavich, Barbara Jelavich, 1977
8
The Varangians of Byzantium
The Hetairia of the capital was originally divided into three sections, the Grand,
the Mid and the Third Hetairiai. Guards from these divisions were principally
employed at the Chrysotriklinos palace and nearby; the Mid Hetairia had its
quarters ...
Sigfús Blöndal, Benedict Benedikz, 2007
9
The Secret Societies of All Ages and Countries
III THE HETAIRIA 524. Origin.--The secret society which bore the above Greek
name, signifying the “Union of Friends," is, like Carbonarism, one of the few
secret associations which attained its objects, because it had a whole people to
back it ...
10
Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith
A group of East Europeans gathered in Izmail at the mouth of the Danube heard
plans for a forthcoming upheaval in Greece outlined by an organization
remarkably similar to the Carbonari: the Philiki Hetairia or Brotherly Association.
Formed ...
James H. Billington, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HETAIRIA»
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"Les Arméniens" : témoignage de Dixon CF Johnson (1916)
... horreur fondée sur l'expérience de leurs propres souffrances aux mains de la Hetairia Grecque et des Komitadjis Bulgares... lls crurent que les membres de la ... «Tête de Turc, Jan 07»
