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Endeavour, 2010
Minerva was the goddess of wisdom and war, the Roman equivalent of the Greek Pallas Athene. Like all mythical figures, she was repeatedly reinterpreted to carry different rhetorical messages.
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Minerva was the goddess of wisdom and war, the Roman equivalent of the Greek Pallas Athene. Like all mythical figures, she was repeatedly reinterpreted to carry different rhetorical messages.
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Science, 1996
In Random Samples of 14 June (p. 1591), the item about the Ebola virus and the Plague of Athens contains the statement that “up to 300,000 Athenians—one in every three—were felled during a Spartan siege by a mystery disease.
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In Random Samples of 14 June (p. 1591), the item about the Ebola virus and the Plague of Athens contains the statement that “up to 300,000 Athenians—one in every three—were felled during a Spartan siege by a mystery disease.
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2012
This study concerns the city of Athens and a series of projects, which from the end of World War II onwards, have contributed as an alternative to the existing chaos, to the re-design and development of the central urban areas, ensuring the continuity with the historic city and more precisely the continuity of the present city of Athens with the ...
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This study concerns the city of Athens and a series of projects, which from the end of World War II onwards, have contributed as an alternative to the existing chaos, to the re-design and development of the central urban areas, ensuring the continuity with the historic city and more precisely the continuity of the present city of Athens with the ...
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1993
Abstract ‘Comic angels’? This is my proposed answer to the riddles set by a vase-painting which has surfaced on the seventeenth-floor of a New York apartment-block after 2,300 years or more beneath the ground somewhere in southern Italy.
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Abstract ‘Comic angels’? This is my proposed answer to the riddles set by a vase-painting which has surfaced on the seventeenth-floor of a New York apartment-block after 2,300 years or more beneath the ground somewhere in southern Italy.
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“Insurrection is not a spectacle”: experiencing and contesting touristification in Exarcheia, Athens
Urban Geography, 2022Vasilis Avdikos, Dimitris Pettas
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