LIBROS DEL AUTOR: smyrnaeus bion

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  • Idylles
    Bion (Smyrnaeus) / Jean-Baptiste Gail / Moschus (Syracusanus)
    Idylles presents the pastoral poems of Bion of Smyrna and Moschus of Syracuse, translated into French. These ancient Greek poets, writing in the Hellenistic period, crafted exquisite verses celebrating nature, love, and the simple life. Jean-Baptiste Gail’s translation brings these timeless works to a French-speaking audience, offering a glimpse into the idyllic world envisione...
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    20,16 €

  • Carmina; Volume 2
    Bion (Smyrnaeus) / Moschus (Syracusanus) / Theocritus
    Carmina, Volume 2 presents a collection of classical poetry from Theocritus, Bion of Smyrna, and Moschus of Syracuse. This edition, meticulously compiled and edited by Lodewijk Caspar Valckenaer, Richard Franz Philipp Brunck, and Jonathan Toup, offers readers a comprehensive view into the pastoral and idyllic verses of these ancient Greek poets. The volume preserves the origina...
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    31,86 €

  • Bions Und Moschus Idyllen
    Bion (Smyrnaeus) / Moschus (Syracusanus) / Johann Caspar Friedrich Manso
    'Bions Und Moschus Idyllen' presents the collected idylls of Bion of Smyrna and Moschus of Syracuse, two prominent figures in ancient Greek pastoral poetry. This volume, edited by Johann Caspar Friedrich Manso, offers readers a glimpse into the serene and picturesque world crafted by these poets. Bion, celebrated for his elegies and love poems, and Moschus, known for his refine...
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    23,02 €

  • Bionis Smyrnaei, Et Moschi Syracusani, Quae Supersunt
    Bion Smyrnaeus
    This volume presents the surviving works of Bion of Smyrna and Moschus of Syracuse, two prominent poets of the Hellenistic period. Bion, known for his pastoral idylls and elegies, captures the beauty of nature and the pangs of love with exquisite detail. Moschus, a disciple of Bion, continues this tradition with his own charming verses. This edition offers a valuable resource f...
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    23,19 €

  • Bionis Et Moschi Quae Supersunt
    Bion (Smyrnaeus) / Moschus (Syracusanus) / Adolf Gottlieb Christoph Harless
    This volume collects the extant works of Bion of Smyrna and Moschus of Syracuse, two prominent poets of the Hellenistic period. Edited by Adolf Gottlieb Christoph Harless, 'Bionis Et Moschi Quae Supersunt' offers a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature. Bion’s fragments, known for their pastoral themes and elegiac tone, are presented alongside t...
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    27,03 €

  • Bion Et Moschi Idyllia
    Bion (Smyrnaeus) / Moschus (Syracusanus) / Johann Adam Schier
    This volume presents the idylls of Bion of Smyrna and Moschus of Syracuse, two prominent figures in ancient Greek bucolic poetry. Edited by Johann Adam Schier, the work offers a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in classical literature and the development of pastoral verse. Bion and Moschus, writing in the Hellenistic period, continued and refined the tradi...
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    23,14 €

  • Theocriti, Bionis, Et Moschi
    Bion Smyrnaeus / Lodewijk Caspar Valckenaer / Theocritus
    Theocriti, Bionis, et Moschi: Carmina Bucolica est liber qui continet poemata bucolica a Theocrito, Bione et Moscho scripta. Liber editus est anno MDCCXXXI per Theocritum, poeta Graecum, qui in Alexandria Aegypti natus est. Poemata in hoc libro sunt de pastoribus et rusticis, et plerumque in forma dialogi scripta sunt. Carmina Bucolica a poeta Romano Virgilio et aliis scriptori...
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    51,26 €

  • Bionis Et Moschi Idyllia (1746)
    Smyrnaeus Bion / Syracusanus Moschus
    Bionis et Moschi Idyllia est liber poesis Graecae, qui a Bione Smyrnaeo et Moscho scriptus est. Liber anno MDCCXLVI editus est. In hoc libro, Bion et Moschus varias fabulas narrare solent, quae de amoris et naturae thematibus agunt. Poetae Graeci in hoc libro multos deorum et heroum nominibus utuntur. Liber poesis Graecae classicus est et adhuc in litteratura Graeca maxime cele...
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    48,08 €