Exhibition of the comic "Rhigas Fereos", Greek Classics Illustrated (original) (raw)

2009

‘Worlds of erôs in Ibycus fr. 286 PMGF’, in Eros in Ancient Greece, edited by E. Sanders, C. Thumiger, C. Carey, and N. Lowe, Oxford University Press, 2013.

Vanessa Cazzato

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Introduction ('Erôs in Ancient Greece')

Ed Sanders

Erôs in Ancient Greece (eds. Ed Sanders, Chiara Thumiger, Chris Carey & Nick Lowe), 2013

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Review of Andreas Bagordo, Fragmenta Comica. Aristophanes fr. 101-204, 2022,

Richard P Martin

Exemplaria Classica 27, 2023

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The Tragedy of Eros in a Bucolic Short Story by Alexandros Papadiamantis, Mediterranean Studies 23/1 (2015) 46-73

Nicolas Evzonas

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Images of Sculptures in Poetry of Giorgis Manousakis, Classica Cracoviensia XIX (2016), 5-14.

Rita Winiarska, Michał Bzinkowski

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"Mythological burlesque, parody, and literary games, from Epicharmus to Aristophanes", Veleia 41 (2024) 17-32.

Ioannis Konstantakos

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Mapping the symbol of the statue in Ritsos' short poems

Liana Giannakopoulou

Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, Volume 36, no. 1, 2012

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Introduction to Eupolis commentary (Fragmenta comica 8.1).pdf

S. Douglas Olson

2017

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Review of Andreas Bagordo, Aristophanes fr. 675–820. Übersetzung und Kommentar. Fragmenta Comica 10.10. Heidelberg: Verlag Antike, 2017.BMCR 2018 10 17

Richard P Martin

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Review of David Walsh, Distorted Ideals in Greek Vase-Painting: The World of Mythological Burlesque

Anne Mackay

Hermathena 188, 2010

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Sculpture and Stones In the Poetry of Seferis and Ritsos

Liana Giannakopoulou

Kampos: …, 2002

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063. Humor in the Cretan poets Sachlikis, Chortatsis and Kornaros

Tasoula Markomihelaki

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A. Feickert, Euripidis Rhesos: Einleitung, Übersetzung, Kommentar (2005), JHS 127, 2007, 161-62.

Marco Fantuzzi

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'Rhesus,' in A. Markantonatos, ed., Brill's Companion to Euripides, Leiden-Boston 2020, 415-439

Marco Fantuzzi

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The adaptation of K. Karyotakis' novel, O Oneiropolos, into a graphic novel: A gap in translation

Iokasti Foundouka

ITI-Intercultural Translation Intersemiotic, 2022

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ALOPHETOS EROS: ANATOMY OF A LATE GREEK POEM

Claudio De Stefani

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Comic Fragments: Transmission and Textual Criticism, in: G. Dobrov (ed.), Brill’s Companion to the Study of Greek Comedy, Leiden 2010, 423–453

Heinz-Günther Nesselrath

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Lilia Diamantopoulou: Intermedial Translation: Erofili, Erotokritos and The Sacrifice of Abraham in the Greek Classics Illustrated, in: Giannakopoulou, L./Skordyles, K. (ed.): Culture and Society in Crete: From Kornaros to Kazantzakis, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017, pp.259-284.

Lilia Diamantopoulou

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Devising "Rhesus": A Strange 'Collaboration' Between Aeschylus and Euripides, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities 33 (2018) 347-361

Nikos Manousakis

Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 2018

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A Companion to Greek Mythology

Gabrielle Bonheur

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‘Eros and the Erotes: From the Archaic Erotic Poetry into the Hellenistic Epigram and Beyond’, in Hellenistica Groningana, M.A. Harder, R.F. Regtuit & G.C. Wakker (eds.), Leuven (2017) - uncorrected proofs

Maria Kanellou

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2013: A Comedy of Errors: the comic slave in Greek art

Kelly Wrenhaven

Slaves and Slavery in Ancient Greek Comic Drama, 2013

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Greek Illustrated Journals and the ‘Popular’ (1912‒24): In Quest for a New Research Approach

Nicole Immig

Journal of European Periodical Studies

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Alexandros Rizos Rankaves, Martyria logou, and: Diegemata (review)

Georgia Gotsi

Journal of Modern Greek Studies, 2000

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"Aristophanes, comic fantasy and political satire in the fourth century B.C." Seminars on Greek literature and culture, Delphi 2014.

Ioannis Konstantakos

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A Depiction of a Comic Mythological Burlesque?

Ken Rothwell

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“‘Unjustly Tormented by Love:’ Eros as a Source of Artistic Inspiration in an Epigram for Gian Giorgio Lascaris, alias ‘Pyrgoteles.’”

Diletta Gamberini

Source: Notes in the History of Art 41.3 (2022): 176–85.

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The erotics of mimesis: gendered aesthetics in Greek theory and fiction

Tim Whitmarsh

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Notes on Rhesus

Vayos Liapis

Exemplaria Classica

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Close Encounters of the Comic Kind: Aristophanes’ Frogs and Lysistrata in Athenian Mythological Burlesque of the 1880s

Gonda Van Steen

Ancient Comedy and Reception, 2013

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Dimoglidis, V. (2021), “Euripides’ Ion l.528: An Example of Comic Self-consciousness”, Electryone 8.1: 1-7

Vasileios Dimoglidis

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Rhesus Revisited: the Case for a Fourth-Century Macedonian Context

Vayos Liapis

The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 2009

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Rhigas Velestinlis, Revolutionary Scripts. Revolutionary Proclamation, Human Rights, The Constitution, Thourios. Translation Vassilis Zervoulakos, editor Dimitrios Karaberopoulos

DIMITRIOS KARABEROPOULOS

Scientific Society of Studies Pheres-Velestino-Rhigas, 2008

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Exhibition of the comic "Rhigas Fereos", Greek Classics Illustrated (original) (raw)

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