Winnicki j k (12 risultati)

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes isfought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and the HasmoneanAlexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus, Justinus andJosephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. In the presentvolume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: a correspondence inGreek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign to their relatives infar-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfou, a hieroglyphic inscriptionfor a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even some material from Qumran. Themultilingual documentation asks for a multidisciplinary approach bypapyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists, semitists and historians. Thiswas the last great work of E. Van 't Dack, who headed the team, and wasresponsible for the historical conclusions, in which he not onlyreconstructs the details of a military campaign, but also gives a new viewof the history of Egypt and Palestine about 100 B.C.In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes isfought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and theHasmonean Alexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus,Justinus and Josephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. Inthe present volume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: acorrespondence in Greek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign totheir relatives in far-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfu, ahieroglyphic inscription for a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even somematerial from Qumran. The multilingual documentation asks for amultidisciplinary approach by papyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists,semitists and historians. This was the last great work of E. Van 'tDack, who headed the team, and was responsible for the historicalconclusions, in which he not only reconstructs the details of a militarycampaign, but also gives a new view of the history of Egypt andPalestine about 100 B.C. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 187 pages. 10.50x7.25x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Condizione: New.

hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st.

Condizione: New. 1989. Paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

172pp. + 15 bl/w ills. out of text, 26cm., softcover, in the series "Collectanea Hellenistica" volume I, good condition, [contains contributions in English and French], G117357.

Condizione: New. 1989. Paperback. . . . . .

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes isfought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and the HasmoneanAlexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus, Justinus andJosephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. In the presentvolume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: a correspondence inGreek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign to their relatives infar-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfou, a hieroglyphic inscriptionfor a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even some material from Qumran. Themultilingual documentation asks for a multidisciplinary approach bypapyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists, semitists and historians. Thiswas the last great work of E. Van 't Dack, who headed the team, and wasresponsible for the historical conclusions, in which he not onlyreconstructs the details of a military campaign, but also gives a new viewof the history of Egypt and Palestine about 100 B.C.In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes isfought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and theHasmonean Alexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus,Justinus and Josephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. Inthe present volume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: acorrespondence in Greek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign totheir relatives in far-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfu, ahieroglyphic inscription for a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even somematerial from Qumran. The multilingual documentation asks for amultidisciplinary approach by papyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists,semitists and historians. This was the last great work of E. Van 'tDack, who headed the team, and was responsible for the historicalconclusions, in which he not only reconstructs the details of a militarycampaign, but also gives a new view of the history of Egypt andPalestine about 100 B.C. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes is fought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and the Hasmonean Alexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus, Justinus and Josephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. In the present volume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: a correspondence in Greek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign to their relatives in far-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfou, a hieroglyphic inscription for a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even some material from Qumran. The multilingual documentation asks for a multidisciplinary approach by papyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists, semitists and historians. This was the last great work of E. Van 't Dack, who headed the team, and was responsible for the historical conclusions, in which he not only reconstructs the details of a military campaign, but also gives a new view of the history of Egypt and Palestine about 100 B.C. In 103-101 B.C. a dynastic struggle between two Ptolemaic princes is fought in Syria and Palestine and involves the Seleucids and the Hasmonean Alexander Jannaeus. The ancient historians Pompeius Trogus, Justinus and Josephus give only a very sketchy picture of the events. In the present volume this is fleshed out by papyri and inscriptions: a correspondence in Greek and demotic of Ptolemaic soldiers on campaign to their relatives in far-away Pathyris, a funerary epigram in Edfu, a hieroglyphic inscription for a Ptolemaic general, perhaps even some material from Qumran. The multilingual documentation asks for a multidisciplinary approach by papyrologists, demotists, Egyptologists, semitists and historians. This was the last great work of E. Van 't Dack, who headed the team, and was responsible for the historical conclusions, in which he not only reconstructs the details of a military campaign, but also gives a new view of the history of Egypt and Palestine about 100 B.C.…