Discursos griegos Traducciones al español.
Retórica antigua Traducciones al español.
Speeches, addresses, etc., Greek Criticism and interpretation.
Oraciones griegas (Discursos) Traducciones al francés.
Ciències polítiques Obres anteriors a 1800.
Speeches, addresses, etc., Greek Translations into English.
Speeches, addresses, etc., Greek Translations into Spanish.
Greece History 500-404 B.C., Classical period.
Görögország története i. e. 5. sz.-i. e. 4. sz. forrás.
Lysiae orationes : acc. orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Lysiae orationes ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum rec. Carolus Scheibe. Accedunt orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Lysias
Lysiae orationes ad Codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes et fragmenta Graece et Latine = Lusiou Ta perigenomena
Discours : texte établi et traduit par Victor Martin et Guy de Budé
[Orationes]
Lysias orationes : ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Electronic books
Discursos : XIII-XXV
Lysiae Orationes Ad codicem Palatinum nunc denuo collatum recensuit Carolus Scheibe : Accedunt orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Orationes ad Codicem Palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Orationes : Ad codicem Palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes recensuit Theodorus Thalheim. Editio minor
Lysiae orationes et fragmenta in usum studiosae iuventutis
Lysiae Orationes et fragmenta : In usum studiosae iuventutis
Lysiae Orationes : recensuit Theodorus Thalheim. Editio minor altera
Lysiae orationes in usum studiosae juventutis
Sources
Discursos
Lysiae Orationes recensuit Theodorus Thalheim
Lysias : with an English translation by W.R.M. Lamb
Lysiae Orationes : accedunt orationem deperditarum fragmenta
Lysiae Orationes, ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes recensuit Theodorus Thalheim. Editio maior
Lysiae Orationes : accedunt orationum deperditarium fragm
Lysiae orationes et fragmenta, in usum studiosae iuventutis
[Werke]. - [Orationes, griech. u. franz.]
Lysiae orationes et fragmenta : in usum studiosae jurantutis
Lysias with an English translation
Lysiae Orationes : ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate editae
[Orationes] Lysiae orationes : ad codicem Palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes : accedunt orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Criticism, interpretation, etc
[Speeches]
Lysiae orationes ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate editae
Lysiae orationes : recognovit brevique adnotatione critica instruxit Carolus Hude
Lysiae Orationes : recensuit Theodorus Thalheim... Maior editio altera correctior
Orationes : [ @ ]. Recognoverunt L. [Louis] Gernet et M. [Marcel] Bizos
The surviving speeches of Lysias (about thirty complete out of a much larger number) are fluent, simple and graceful in style yet vivid in description. They suggest a passionate partisan who was also a gentle humorous man. We see in him the art of oratory young and fresh. -- jacket.
Lysiae Orationes : ad optimorum librorum fidem. accurate editae
Lysiae Orationes, recensuit Theodorus Thalheim
Lysiae orationes : In usum studiosae juventutis textum constituit C[arl] G[abriel] Cobet
Lysiae orationes
Lysiae Orationes recensuit Theodorus Thalheim Editio maior
The Loeb classical library. No. 244, . Lysias
Orationes
Lysiae Orationes et Fragmenta, in usum studiosae iuventutis emendavit C. G. Cobet
Lysiae Orationes recognovit breviqve adnotatione critica instrvxit Carolus Hude
Lysiae Orationes : ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae orationes et fragmenta : [griech. u. lat.]
Translations
Speeches, addresses, etc., Greek
Lysiae Orationes ad optimorvm librorvm fidem accvrate editae
Lysiae Orationes ad codicem Palatinum nunc denuo collatum ; accedunt orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Lysiae Orationes et Fragmenta : Emend. C.G. Cobet
Discours
Lysiae orationes ad Codicem Palatinum nuno denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes :ad optimorum librorum fidem : accurate editae
Lysias orationes ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum
Lysiae Orationes in usum studiosae iuventutis
Lysiae Orationes
Lysiae orationes et Fragmenta in usum stud. juvent. emendavit C. G. Cobet
Lysias : with an English translation
Lysiae orationes. Ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate editae
Lysiae Orationes ad optimorum librorum fidem : accurate editae
Lysiae Orationes; recognovit breviqve adnotatione critica instrvxit Carolus Hude
Lysiae Orationes : accedunt orationum deferditarum fragmenta
Lysias, with an English translation
Lysiae Orationes et fragmenta, in usum studiosae juventutis emendavit C. G. Cobet
Lysias with an English transl. by W. R. M. Lamb
Lysias (c. 458-c. 380 BCE) took the side of democracy against the Thirty Tyrants in 404 BCE. Of a much larger number about thirty complete speeches by him survive. Fluent, simple, and graceful in style yet vivid in description, they suggest a passionate partisan who was also a gentle, humorous man.
Lysias with an english transl. by W.R.M. lamb
Lysias : with an English tr
Lysiae Orationes recensuit Theodorus Thalheim : Editio minor altera
Lysiae orationes et fragmenta, in usum studiosae juventutis emendarit C.G. Cobet
Lysiae Orationes : ad optimorum librorum fidem : accurate editae
Lysiae Orationes. [ @ ] Recognovit... Carolus Hude
LYSIAS (c.458- C.380 B.C.), born at Athens, son of wealthy Cephalus of Syracuse settled in Attica, is said to have gone after his father's death to Greek Thurii when it was founded in Italy in 444, and to have begun his studies in the new art of Rhetoric there. After the Athenian disaster in Sicily in 413, Lysias and his brother Polemarchus and others were expelled from Thurii in 413 and became 'metrics' (resident aliens) of a privileged kind in Attica, Polemarchus in Athens, Lysias in Peiraeus where they inherited their father's shileld-factory. Both being loyal supporters of democracy, Polemarchus fell victim to the 'Thirty Tyrants' in 404 but Lysias escaped and helped the democrats at Athens with shields and money. After one political speech in accusation of Ertosthenes (one of the Thirty) in 405, he became at Athens a busy professional speech-writer for the law-courts. At the Olympic festival of 388 he denounced, with riotous results, the costly display of the embassy sent by Dionysius I of Syracuse and the domination of Sicily by Dionysus. The surviving speeches (about thirty complete out of a very much larger number) -- fluent, simple and graceful in style yet vivid in description, and in expression of character, suggest that Lysias, though an over-passionate partisan was a gentle humorous man loyal to the Athenian democracy. We see him in the art of oratory young and fresh.
Lysiae orationes ad codicem palatinum nunc denuo collatum : rec. Carolus Scheibe. Accedunt orationum deperditarum fragmenta
Literatura griega Colecciones de escritos.
Discursos griegos Obras anteriores a 1800.