Classical Literature Books

Τρωικός πόλεμος, Chronography: Speech five

Author: Ioannis Malalas

This translation effort aims to present the Trojan War as a historical event, as recorded by John Malalas, because this war, as a poetic narrative, is known from the Homeric epics.

In this sense, we...

This translation effort aims to present the Trojan War as a historical event, as recorded by John Malalas, because this war, as a poetic narrative, is known from the Homeric epics.

In this sense, we assume it will be interesting and useful for educators and students who wish to engage with a purely human event, arising from the works of individuals and their...

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  • Item Byzantine Literature
  • Number of pages Number of pages 86
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2017
  • Publisher Publisher Erodios
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This translation effort aims to present the Trojan War as a historical event, as recorded by John Malalas, because this war, as a poetic narrative, is known from the Homeric epics.

In this sense, we assume it will be interesting and useful for educators and students who wish to engage with a purely human event, arising from the works of individuals and their actions, without divine interventions, even though there were many, poetically speaking, within the diverse epic work of our golden poet.

The sources that Malalas had were those written by the following authors: Dictys of Crete, Sisyphus of Chios, Homer, Domnicus, Themis, Minos, Aulaias, Euripides.

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Author
Ioannis Malalas
Publisher
Erodios
Genre
Byzantine Literature
Subtitle
Chronography: Speech five
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
86
Release Date
12/2017
Publication Date
2017
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Language
Greek
Original text
No
Translation
No
Bilingual edition
No
ISBN-13
9789604542000

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This translation effort aims to present the Trojan War as a historical event, as recorded by John Malalas, because this war, as a poetic narrative, is known from the Homeric epics.

In this sense, we assume it will be interesting and useful for educators and students who wish to engage with a purely human event, arising from the works of individuals and their actions, without divine interventions, even though there were many, poetically speaking, within the diverse epic work of our golden poet.

The sources that Malalas had were those written by the following authors: Dictys of Crete, Sisyphus of Chios, Homer, Domnicus, Themis, Minos, Aulaias, Euripides.

Manufacturer

Author
Ioannis Malalas
Publisher
Erodios
Genre
Byzantine Literature
Subtitle
Chronography: Speech five
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
86
Release Date
12/2017
Publication Date
2017
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Language
Greek
Original text
No
Translation
No
Bilingual edition
No
ISBN-13
9789604542000

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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