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Thucydides) First Book of the History of Thucydides
John Cumming, 1834,
(Thucydides). The First Book of the History of Thucydides : from Bekker's Text with Smith's English and Valla's Latin Translations: to which are subjoined Explanatory and Critical Notes. Dublin: John Cumming, 1834. Pp. 313. Parallel text in English, Greek and Latin. 8vo, half calf, marbled boards, raised bands, black label to spine panel, gilt lettering and decoration to bands. Calf along front spine edge cracking, slight wear to spine and edges,corners bumped, some light foxing to end papers, else vg. 150.00
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THUCYDIDES HARRISON, Jane Ellen. Primitive Athens as described by Thucydides
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1906,
(THUCYDIDES). HARRISON, Jane Ellen. Primitive Athens as described by Thucydides. Cambridge : At the University Press, 1906. First Edition. Pp [i]-xii,1-168, frontis + double-page map. Text illustrations and maps. Index. 8vo, green cloth, gilt to front board and spine. Contents : Introduction. 1. TheAncient City, Its Character and Limits. 2. The Sanctuaries in the Citadel. 3. The Sanctuaries Outside the Citadel. 4. The Spring Kallirrhoe-Enneakrou nos 'Near' the Citadel. Conclusion. Spine and edges browned, else very good. 35.00
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WOODHEAD, A. Geoffrey Martin Classical Lectures, volume 24 THUCYDIDES Thucydides on the Nautre of Power. in dj.
Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, 1970,
WOODHEAD, A. Geoffrey. Thucydides on the Nautre of Power . Cambridge, MA: published for Oberlin College by Harvard University Press, 1970. Pp. (2),[i]-xii,[1]-222,(2). 8vo, navy blue cloth with gilt lettering to spine. MartinClassical Lectures, volume XXIV. "The implications of Thucydides' hostilit y to full democracy have long been avoided by scholars. In this provocativestudy A. Geoffrey Woodhead confronts and examines in detail this aspect of Thucydides' thought. He also explicates his controversial interpretation o f Thucydiudes' view of nature of power: that equally among states and individuals the impulse toward power follows its own laws, which are not immoralbut amoral, and which should be viewed for themselves without ethical or e motional confusion. Analyzing the evolution of this view, Mr. Woodhead examines Thucydides' observations on the origins and progress of the great war of 431-404 B.C. between Athens and Sparta. He then discusses the relation of the principle of power to Athenian democrats and aristocrats, to the prominent Athenian Alcibiades, to the Athenians' adversaries in Sparta, and to the Great Power on the sidelines (Persia). In his final chapter the author considers the attitude toward power of the man in the street, an attitude that Thucydides portrayed but to which he did not subscribe." - from the dj.Vg in spine- and top-edge-sunned dj. 50.00
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