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Hardcover. Zustand: Like New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Like New. First Edition. Dark blue hardback with gilt lettered spine, complete with original dustjacket, just lightly rubbed. In nearly new condition: firm and square with strong joints, no bumps, just slightly discoloured at the fore-edge. Contents are crisp, tight and clean; no pen-marks. Size: 190mm x 135mm. Thus a very nice copy that looks and feels unread, now offered for sale at a very reasonable price.

416 S. Oln. Nd. d. Ausg. Heidelberg 1838.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.

XLII/416 S., gut erhaltenes und sauberes Exemplar, Text in Altgriechisch mit lateinischem Kommentar / good and clean, text in Ancient Greek with Latin commentary, gr Gewicht in Gramm: 500 8°., Original-Leinen (kein Schutzumschlag) / original hardcover (no dust jacket),

Halbleinen. 1838. XL, 416 S. Hln.d.Zt. (Flavius, Philostratus). Buch.

Zustand: sehr guter Zustand. Neuwertiges Exemplar. Reprographischer Nachdruck d. Ausg. Heidelberg, Mohr 1838.

Reprint bei Olms, Hildesheim, 1971. XLII/416 S., Leinen---- Neuwertig, original verlagsfrisch verpackt. Nach der Ausgabe Heidelberg, 1838 - 750 Gramm.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. New York, 1971; THIS IS 1971 EDITION; Blue cloth covered boards; Wear on edges and corners; Greek and English text; 8vo, 7 3/4" to 9 3/4" tall; interior is clean and unmarked; 416 Pages.

Opuscolo vintage in-8° con 22 pagg, Francoforte, 1956. Saggi. Testo in lingua tedesca. Segno di piegatura verticale.

Opuscolo vintage. Estratto dagli ANNALI DELLA SCUOLA NORMALE SUPERIORE DI PISA Serie II - Vol. XXII (1953) Fosc. III-TV. Strappetto sul dorso e in quarta di copertina. Usura da scaffale. Segno del tempo.

Zustand: Esemplare assai fresco. Lipsia, Thomas Fritsch (tipografia di Ch. Fleischer), 1709, Esemplare assai fresco. Importante edizione annotata da Gottfridus Olearius e tratta dall'esame dei codici. Al fronte (con elegante stampa bicolore) la marca con il cavallo alato, incisione di testata, fregi, finalini. Il testo è in greco e latino, con le note a piè di pagina. Per la collazione Flavio (nato circa nel 170) è uno dei quattro sofisti di Lemno la cui omonimia ha determinato difficoltà nell'attribuzione degli scritti; Flavio costituisce un solido riferimento per la ricostruzione storica della sofistica. Bibl.: esemplari presso la Trivulziana, l'Alessandrina e la Sapienza di Roma. in folio, bella legatura alle armi in piena pergamena, nervi al dorso, tagli marmorizzati, pp. (8) xliii (1) 987 (1). bella legatura alle armi in piena pergamena, nervi al dorso, tagli marmorizzati,

446 S., Oln., griechisch-latein, gering fleckig. 34 Sprache: Deutsch.

VIII, 507 S., XXVII, 115 S. [657 S.]. 4°, Steifbrosch., aufmont. ORückentit., hist. Bibl.-etik., Interimsumschlag eingebunden. Einb. bestoßen; Bezug stark berieben, verkratzt. Vorsatz fingerfleckig. Interimstit. knitterspurig, Bleistiftnotate. Pap. etwas gebräunt, vereinzelt kl. Knickecken. Lateinisch-altgriechischer Text; zweispaltig. Namenszug im Interimstitel. Innen noch gut erhaltenes Bibliotheksexemplar mit den üblichen Kennzeichen in Buchschnitt, Vorsatz u. Titelei. 1700 gr.

4°. Originalhalbleinen. Zustand: Gut. VIII, 507 S., XXVII, 115 S., Altgriechisch-lateinische Textausgabe. Himerius separat paginiert. Beide Teile mit Index. Buchrücken unten leicht beschädigt. Seiten leicht bestoßen. Dezenter Namensstempel verso Titelblatt. Gut erhaltenes und sauberes Exemplar. gr Gewicht in Gramm: 1640.

Folio. (VIII),XLIII, (I);987 p. Vellum 37 cm (Ref: Hoffman 3,77/78; Ebert 16744a; Brunet 4,619; Graesse 5,273; not yet in VD18) (Details: Back with 6 raised bands. Boards with blindstamped borders. Blindstamped floral ornament in the center of the boards. Title in red and black. Woodcut printer's mark on the title: a pegasus flying among the clouds. Text in 2 columns, Greek with parallel Latin translation. The commentary is printed on the lower part of the pages. Occasional text engravings) (Condition: Vellum age-toned, spotted and scuffed. Front joint split, but strong. Rear joint starting to split. Endpapers worn and waterstained. Small blind stamp near the lower edge of the title. Paper browning, occasionally severe foxing) (Note: The Suda, a 10th century Byzantine encyclopedia, knows three Greek sophists called Philostratus, three generations living between 160 and 250 A.D. The first one is thought to have written most works, the 'Vita Apollonii' (Life of Apollonius), the 'Vitae Sophistarum' (Biographies of Sophists), the 'Gymnastikos', the 'Heroikos', the 'Eikones', and 'Dialexeis', and a collection of 73 letters, mostly love letters. (Neue Pauly 9, Philostratos 5-8) In the first years of the third century Philostratus moved to Rome, where he entered the court of the emperor Septimius Severius. There he wrote ca. 307 A.D. at the behest of the empress Julia Domna Augusta, whose favour he enjoyed, a biography of the neopythagorean ascetic and wandering philosopher, and also miracle-monger, Apollonius of Tyana. Few books have over a long period of time aroused so much upheaval among Christians as this biography. Apollonius was born in the year when Jesus Christ is supposed to be born. It is almost impossible to reveal Apollonius' true identity, or to decide whether this is a biography of a real or fictionalized hero, or just an Heliodoran romance or a romantic hagiography, or even a documentary romance. The question can be dealt from so many angles, that the Philostratean studies constitute a separate branch in the research of the culture of the Early Roman Empire. The problem is 'that Philostratus, as a man of letters and sophist full of passion for Greek romance and for the studies in rhetoric, was hardly interested in the historical Apollonius'. (Dzielska,M., 'Apollonius of Tyana in legend and history', Rome 1986, p. 14) A fact is that contemporary sources reveal next to nothing about Apollonius. 'To satisfy the empress's demand, who asked him (Philostratus) to narrate the life and achievements of Apollonius, he had to invent this figure as it were anew. Thus using his literary imagination, this moderately gifted writer turned a modest Cappadocian mystic into an impressive figure, full of life, politically outstanding, and yet also preposterous'. (Op. cit. p. 14) Nothing proves that the 'Vita Apollonii Tyanensis' was widely read in the 3rd century. It would probably not have survived, were it not for the gouvernor of Bithynia, Sossianus Hierocles, one of the inspirators of the persecution of the Christians at the beginning of the third century in his province under the emperor Diocletian. At the beginning of the 4th century he published his 'Philaletes', a treatise against Christianity, in which he ridiculed the divine attributes of Christ, and praised Apollonius' virtues and thaumaturgic abilities. In the 'Philaletes' Hierocles propagated his pagan Christ Apollonius. The Christians were furiously enraged, because Hierocles dared to contrast Apollonius with their Saviour. The Christians won under Constantine, and the 'Philaletes' vanished soon from the face of earth. It is only known through the 'Against Hierocles' a treatise of the Churchfather Eusebius. The 'Vita Apollonii Tyanensis', in which it was believed that Apollonius was presented as the equal, if not the superior of Christ, survived however the burning of pagan literature by Christian mobs in early christianity. The 'Vitae Sophistarum', is a collection of biographies of 59 Greek sophists of the so-called Second or New Sophistic. Philostratus consulted their works, but used also the oral tradition. This work is a valuable source for the history of philosophy from Nero to the beginning of the third century. The 'Gymnastikos' is a treatise on Greek athletics. In the 'Heroikos' the ghosts of Heroes, especially Protesilaos, tell remarkable particulars about themselves. The 'Imagines', the description of paintings, of Philostratus and the 'Descriptio statuarum' , the description of statues, written by Callistratus, belong to the rhetorical genre of 'ecphrasis', in which the relation of the verbal and visual was explored. Ancient Greek rhetoricians defined it as a 'speech that brings the thing shown vividly before the eyes', for instance the famous description of the Shield of Achilles by Homer in the 18th book of the Iliad, vs. 478/608. 'In modern criticism ecphrasis has come to be defined as the 'description of a work of art, a category that may be restricted to the visual arts (painting and sculpture) or expanded to include architecture and other arts'. (The Classical Tradition, Cambr. Mass., 2010, p. 291, s.v. Ecphrasis) § The German theologian and classical scholar Gottfried Olearius, 1672 - 1715, was appointed professor of Greek and Latin at the University of Leipzig in 1699. In 1693 he started a journey which brought him to Oxford and Cambridge, where he stayed for more than a year to study Greek manuscripts. (ADB 24, 277/78; he has also a lemma in Wikipedia) (Provenance: At the lower edge of the title a blind imprint of a small oval stamp, in the center of which an imperial eagle. The legend reads: 'empire francais zuiderzée, decret du . vrier, 181?'. Napoleon annexed in 1810 the Netherlands into the French empire. The provinces North Holland and Utrecht were transformed into the 'Département Zuiderzée'. The legend probably refers to the 'decret du 5 février 1810' (decree of the 5th february 1810) in which Napoleon regul.

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