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Byzantion Nea Hellás
Intertextual relationships between Sappho's poems and Heroid XV: The new contributions of P.G.C. INV. 105 + P. Sapph Obbink

pp. 24 - 43
Ronald Forero Álvarez
2017-11-29
Thanks to the recent publication of P.GC. inv. 105 + P.Sapph. Obbink, it has been determined that...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Axíoco o Sobre la muerte. Traducción, introducción y notas

pp. 281-305
Sergio Arroyo A., Javier Fuentes G., Nicolás Rojas C.
2022-09-29
Presentamos una nueva traducción del diálogo apócrifo atribuido a Platón Axíoco, acompañada de un...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Matrona of Perge: a fragmentary hymn attributed to Romanos the Melodist

pp.169-185
Miriam Urbano-Ruiz
2022-09-29
This article aims to examine part of the bibliography about women’s hagiography and the cross-dre...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Aratos’ Phaenomena in Byzantium: a philological study of the anonymous metaphrasis in MS. Barocci 131

pp. 311-346
Paula Caballero Sánchez
2024-12-23
Metaphrases were very popular in Byzantine scholarship; they were rewriting tools that aimed, amo...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
THE ATHENAION POLITEIA OF PSEUDO-XENOPHON IN ITS SPANISH TRANSLATIONS

pp. 127-191
Constanza Gómez, Paulo Donoso
2024-12-23

This work presents four Spanish translations of the political pamphlet Athenaion Politeia or "...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Jewish Messianism at the Beginning of Iconoclasm, C. 720-723

pp. 149-169
Carlos Martínez Carrasco
2023-12-27

In the years before the adoption of Iconoclasm as the orthodox interpretation of Christianity,...

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Two unnoticed allusions to Xenophon (An. 1, 1, 1 and HG 1, 1, 20) in the Biblioteca of Photius (cods. 57, 72)

pp. 193-211
Pedro Emilio Rivera Díaz
2023-12-27

In the study of Xenophon’s reception in Byzantium, that has begun some years ago, there are st...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
The war with words: metis, agon, and eristic in the Tragedy of Eeschylus

pp. 13-33
Juan Pablo Arancibia
2022-09-29
This text examines the warlike disposition of language in the tragedy of aeschylus. It reviews th...

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Contributions to the study of philhellenism in Latin America: songs to free Greece in the Great Colombia

pp. 317-344
Eva Latorre Broto
2020-12-08
This article aims to draw the attention of researchers to an undeveloped aspect of our Ph. D. the...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
The uniqueness in the valentinian anthropology

pp. 129-151
Mariano Troiano
2019-12-11
Gnostic soteriology indicates that those who nourish the spiritual element by internalizing knowl...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Parallelisms, identity and alterity in the vita spryridonis attributed to Leontius of Neapolis

pp. 245-261
Analía V. Sapere
2017-11-29
This paper aims to analyze the Life of Spyridon attributed to Leontius of Neapolis (7th century A...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
The Maniac Socrates, a way to think about Diogeses from Sinope

pp. 63-82
Patricio Jeria Soto
2017-11-29
From Diogenes from Sinope’s figure and across a contrast with the platonic Socrates and with the ...

Byzantion Nea Hellás
Between the authorship and redemption: critical approaches about Nikos Kazantzakis

pp. 255-268
Carolina Donega Bernardes
2016-12-21
This article aims to reflect on the reasons that lead canonical criticism of Nikos Kazantzakis to...

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Lycophron: again about ‘roman interpolations’, date, gender and representatión

pp. 13-34
Pablo A. Cavallero
2016-12-21
Concerning Alexandra, we propose the authorship of Lycophron at the beginning of s. iii B.C. and ...

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Byzantion Nea Hellás
Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
Universidad de Chile
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