Saloustios (9 results)

Paperback. l [i.e., Roman numeral fifty], 59p., the French-language critical apparatus in a font differing from Sallust's Hellenic Greek, softbound in 8x5 marigold wraps which are slightly dust-soiled, leaves mostly unopened (ones opened are neatly done), internal crimpings where the unopened do not lie quite right), nicely executed ownership name to front free endsheet, a very good copy: otherwise cleanly and unmarked and perfectly sound. Collection des universites de France publiee sous le patronage de l'Association Guillaume Bude.…

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Former owner's name stamped to ffep. Light browning to wraps.; Parallel text in French and Greek. L, 59 pp; Collection Des Universités De France. Association Guillaume Budé; 109 pages.

Couverture souple. Condition: Neuf. Texte établi et traduit par Gabriel Rochefort. En grec et en français, Collection des Universités de France, L + 59 pages, 12,5 x 19.

Paris, Les Belles-Lettres, 1960. Broché. Pas coupé. L-59 p. (pagination double). Édition bilingue grec-français en regard. (Collection Guillaume Budé).

Softcover. First edition. Octavo. L, 59, [3]pp. Uncut. Original printed wrappers with printer's device on covers and title-page. French translation of this fascinating treatise "On the Gods and the Cosmos" being a kind of catechism of 4th century Hellenic paganism. Written during the reign of Julian the Apostate, in the fourth century AD, when Hellenism made its last attempt to survive the religious forces which would soon end the ancient tradition of philosophical thought, Sallustius' brilliantly concise work attempts to argue in defense of the Hellenic religious beliefs without attacking the Christian source of the tradition's inevitable demise. Such questions as why the myths should be considered holy, even if at first glance they seem immoral, are explained in relation to their significance in the yearly cycle of life and death, as was still represented in the festivals' dates and rituals in Sallustius' own time--perhaps here, one would gain from a further study of such festivals, though it's certainly not necessary. The no less important question of "in what sense, though the Gods never change and are as such constant in temperament, they are said to be made angry and appeased" is given such answers as "if by prayers and sacrifices we find forgiveness of sins, we do not appease or change the Gods, but by what we do and by our turning toward the divine we heal our own badness and so enjoy again the goodness of the Gods. To say that god turns away from the evil is like saying that the sun hides himself from the blind." Also dealt with is the possibility of the transmigration of souls, which in keeping with what I believe to be the work's main theme, Sallustius addresses by analogy with all types of universal energy, which while being constantly redirected, are neither created nor destroyed. Finally, worth pointing out are Sallustius' answers to why Hellenes considered sacrifice important and why the virtuous are happy, both living and dead. Wrappers slightly age-toned. Minor and sporadic pen underlining throughout (essentially on Greek text). Text in French and Greek. Wrappers and interior in overall good to very good condition.…

Rústica (Tapa blanda). Condition: Bien. Sin cubierta. Materia: Mitología. Tipo de artículo: Libro. ISBN: . Idioma: Francés. Ciudad: Paris. Características físicas: Señales de roce en los bordes de la cubierta, lomo y contracubierta. Interior en buen estado. Firma borrosa en la contracara de la portada. Estado: Bien. Ubicación: ARRIBA11-156. LIBRO.…

l + [85]pp., 20cm., dans la série "Collection des Universités de France", deuxième tirage, reliure cart.d'éditeur, bel état, [bilingue: grec-français], K75993.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Muy bien. Reimpresion, tapa blanda, Saloustios, editorial Les Belles Lettres, son 59 páginas, traducción por Gabriel Rochefort, texto en Francés, sobre unas dimensiones de 20.5 x 13 cm, editado en 1960 en Paris, se encuentra en buen estado.

Les Belles Lettres, Paris, 1960. L;25(x2);28-61p. Sewn. Name on free endpaper. Some pencil markings and annotations. Series: Budé.