De Jong Collection (University of Canterbury Library)
Greece History Persian Wars, 500-449 B.C. Drama.
Union du livre de France (Saint-Loup-de-la-Salle, Saône-et-Loire)
Greece History Persian Wars, 500-449 B.C. Literature and the wars.
Greece / History / Persian Wars, 500-449 B.C. / Drama.
Aischulou Persai Aeschyli Persae : ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit
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Aeschyli Persae, ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit
Aischylou Persai = Aeschyli Persae : Ad fidem Manuscriptorum emendavit, notas et glossarium adiecit Carolus Jacobus Blomfield
Aischylou Persai The Persae of Aeschylus
The Persians
"Aeschylus' Persians is the earliest extant Greek tragedy and sole surviving historical tragedy. Produced in 472 BC, the play tells the story of the defeat of the Persian king Xerxes in his attempt to expand his empire by conquering Greece and his return in rags to Persia to face the condemnation of his elders. The first product of the Western imagination to represent the causes and limits of imperialist conquest, the Persians is particularly relevant today. The play is rich in verbal and visual imagery and unflinching in its depiction of the horrors of a defeated invasion and the glory of a successful defence. But the Persians is not merely a paean to Western freedom, democracy, courage and technological supremacy; it is a meditation on the tendency inherent in wealth, power and success to take on a momentum of their own and to push societies to the brink of ruin."--Bloomsbury Publishing.
Els Perses = Oi persai
Les Perses; texte, traduction, commentaire
Persae. Met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar
Persai
The Persians [Persae]
Persae : Quaestionum Aeschylearum specimen IV
Æschylus' Persæ (The Persians)
Persae Met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar
Aeschyli Persae ex recensione E.R. Langei et G. Pinsgeri
Les Perses. Texte, traduction, commentaire. [Edited and translated by Louis Roussel.]
Aischyloy Persai = The Persae of Aeschylus
Persae : met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar
Persae
Persowie
The Persians is an Athenian tragedy by the ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus. First produced in 472 BC, it is the oldest surviving play in the history of theatre. It dramatises the Persian response to news of their military defeat at the Battle of Salamis (480 BC), which was a decisi.
Persians
Æschylus' Persæ ... Literally translated. By T. Meyler-Warlow
Les Perses : Edition, introduction et commentaire par un groupe de Normaliens sous la direction de Jacqueline de Romilly
Aischylou Persai = Æschyli Persae ad fidem manuscriptorum
Aischylu Persai = Aeschyli Persae : ad fidem mss. em., notas et glossarium
Aeschyli Persae recensuit Johannes Oberdick
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Aischylou Persai = Aeschyli Persae ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit notas et glossarium adjecit
Combines the spellbinding dramatization of an actual battle with a searing indictment of war that transcends the centuries.
Perser. 1. Einl. Text. Krit. App., übers.aus d. Holländ
Les perses : texte, traduction, commentaire
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Aeschylus persae
I persiani
Aeschyli Persae. Recensuit Johannes Oberdick
The Persae
Aeschyli Persae : ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit
Les perses texte, traduction, commentaire [Par] louis roussel
Die perser
Die Perser. Prometheus. Agamemnon. Aischylos
Aeschylus' Persae ... Literally translated
Aeschylus: Persae. Edited by J.H. Haydon, etc
The First Surviving Play in the history of western drama. The Persians represents a courageous act on the part of its author. The subject of Aeschylus' play was, in part, the conquering of the Persians by the Greeks, but he presented that event to his Greek audience not from their point of view, but from that of the defeated Persians. Accordingly, the Greeks were faced with a very human portrait of a people that they had only recently enslaved.
Aeschyli Persae : ad libros mss de integro avt primvm collatos edidit et praefatvs est
Aeschylus Persae
Aischylou Persai = The Persæ of Æschylus
Aeschylus' Persae, met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar uitgegeven door P. Groeneboom
Dramat grecki
Aeschyli Persae quaestionum Aeschylearum spec. iv
Aischylou Persai = The Persae of Aeschylus
Tragedies
The Persians = {Persae}
Aeschyli Persae : subjecta est varietatis Schuetzianae notatio
Die Perser : [bat-Studiotheater, Hochschule für Schauspielkunst Ernst Busch Berlin, Premiere 14. 1. 2000]
Aischyloy Persai = The Persae of Aeschulus
Aischyloy Persai The Persae of Aeschulus
Los persas
Aeschylos' Perser : griechisch mit metrischer Übersetzung und prüfenden und erklärenden Anmerkungen
I Persiani
Los Persas
Aeschyli Persae ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit
Aeschylus' Persae met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar
The Persae of Aeschylus
Persae; ad fidem manuscriptorum emendavit, notas et glossarium adjecit
Aischylu Persai = Aeschyli Persæ : Ad Fidem Manuscriptorum Emendavit Notas et Glossarium
Drama
Aeschylus' Persae : met inleiding, critische noten en commentaar
Αἰσχυλου Περσαι. [Translated by A. Rhizos Rhankabes.]
Os Persas
I Persiani. A cura di Giovanni Decia. Seconda edizione riveduta ... da Raffaello Bianchi, etc
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Persas
Aeschyli Persae : recensuit Johannes Oberdick
Aeschylus' Persae = The Persians
"I Persiani"
Aeschyli quae supersunt tragoediae, v. 2, sec. 4
Salamis, Battle of, Greece, 480 B.C. Drama.