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Ίσις και Όσιρις

Author: Ploutarchos

The differentiation of the approach in this volume lies in its theological content, as Plutarch, referencing the dominant pair of gods of Egypt, namely Isis and Osiris, unveils from the abundant...

The differentiation of the approach in this volume lies in its theological content, as Plutarch, referencing the dominant pair of gods of Egypt, namely Isis and Osiris, unveils from the abundant basket of his inexhaustible knowledge not only his erudition in religious matters but simultaneously boldly articulates the view that, at least linguistically and...

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  • Item Ancient Greek Literature
  • Number of pages Number of pages 421
  • Cover Cover Hardcover
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2003
  • Publisher Publisher Zitros
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    Nice cover.
    Nice paper.
    Rich content.
    But come on.
    The translation is lost.
    I will mention the most characteristic thing I noticed.
    "Γεννώσης τῆς Νέφθυος τὸν Ἄνουβιν Ἶσις ὑποβάλλεται".
    Translation:
    "When Nephthys gives birth to Anubis, Isis is hidden".
    Hidden?

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • Nice cover.
    Nice paper.
    Rich content.
    But come on.
    The translation is lost.
    I will mention the most characteristic thing I noticed.
    "Γεννώσης τῆς Νέφθυος τὸν Ἄνουβιν Ἶσις ὑποβάλλεται".
    Translation:
    "When Nephthys gives birth to Anubis, Isis is hidden".
    Hidden?

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
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The differentiation of the approach in this volume lies in its theological content, as Plutarch, referencing the dominant pair of gods of Egypt, namely Isis and Osiris, unveils from the abundant basket of his inexhaustible knowledge not only his erudition in religious matters but simultaneously boldly articulates the view that, at least linguistically and etymologically, the names of these gods are Greek!

Therefore, we will swim through deep waters along with Plutarch in the course of the interpretative approach to the work and "we will stir the stagnant waters" in contrast to the established (then and now?) prevailing religious, historical, and linguistic beliefs and order.

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Author
Ploutarchos
Publisher
Zitros
Genre
Ancient Greek Literature
Cover
Hardcover
Number of Pages
421
Release Date
7/2003
Publication Date
2003
Dimensions
13x19 cm
Language
Greek
Original text
No
Translation
No
Bilingual edition
Yes
ISBN-13
9789607760975

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  • CHristina_Antoniadou
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    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Nice cover.
    Nice paper.
    Rich content.
    But come on.
    The translation is lost.
    I will mention the most characteristic thing I noticed.
    "Γεννώσης τῆς Νέφθυος τὸν Ἄνουβιν Ἶσις ὑποβάλλεται".
    Translation:
    "When Nephthys gives birth to Anubis, Isis is hidden".
    Hidden?

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Nice cover.
    Nice paper.
    Rich content.
    But come on.
    The translation is lost.
    I will mention the most characteristic thing I noticed.
    "Γεννώσης τῆς Νέφθυος τὸν Ἄνουβιν Ἶσις ὑποβάλλεται".
    Translation:
    "When Nephthys gives birth to Anubis, Isis is hidden".
    Hidden?

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • See all
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