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αρχαίες ρήσεις
by lefteris karafotias
unknown breadwinner
ancient phrases
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The ancient greek literature has always been a beacon of culture and education for humanity. A characteristic feature is that it places man at the center of interest, with all his passions, weaknesses and ultimately his uniqueness. Through theater, philosophy, arts, the ancient greek spirit has shaped the course of man in history.
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2.2 η έκφραση του ωραίου
the expression of beauty / I was tired of watching the scene, so I raised my eyes, and I saw your tired beauty; and I thought that the expression of beauty, will resonate even after three thousand years / the lyrics belong, at the first part, to the poem The Theater of Konstantinos Cavafis (1863-1933) and at the second part to the poem Epidaurus of Athos Dimoulas (1921-1985). The photo illustrates the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, early 20th c., from Griechenland, of Hanns Holdt – Hugo fon Hofmannsthal, Berlin 1928, p. 207.
Other Tees of this story :
1.3 / φιλία
1.1 / φιλία
1.1 / φιλία
6.2 / το τίμημα της ελευθερίας
6.1 / το τίμημα της ελευθερίας
5.3 / ευ ζην
5.1 / ευ ζην
5.2 / ευ ζην
4.2 / ελπίδα
2.0 / Μαραθώνας 490 π.Χ.
2.2 / η έκφραση του ωραίου
3 / οι σκάλες των ενετών
1.2 / αρχαία αιγείρα
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αρχαίες ρήσεις
by lefteris karafotias
unknown breadwinner
100% natural cotton / cut, sewn, embroidered, handmade screen-printed & prewashed locally in our workshop in Nafplio, Greece.
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2.2 / η έκφραση του ωραίου /
the expression of beauty / I was tired of watching the scene, so I raised my eyes, and I saw your tired beauty; and I thought that the expression of beauty, will resonate even after three thousand years / the lyrics belong, at the first part, to the poem The Theater of Konstantinos Cavafis (1863-1933) and at the second part to the poem Epidaurus of Athos Dimoulas (1921-1985). The photo illustrates the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, early 20th c., from Griechenland, of Hanns Holdt – Hugo fon Hofmannsthal, Berlin 1928, p. 207.
