Scrinium Classical Antiquity

GORISSEN, P., Le disque de Phaistos. (With an English summary). Voorafgegaan door een biografische en bibliografische nota. Libellus Petro Gorissen Emerito oblatus a collegis facultatis litterarum et philosophiae. Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, 1983. 45p. Wireless. With dust wrps. Front cover losse, but hold together by dust wrps. With author's intention to T. Reekmans. Dust wrps and title page a little bit stained. From the library of the late Prof. Dr. Tony Reekmans. € 10.00 (Antiquarian)

GORTER, E., and W.C. de GRAAFF, Klinische Diagnostiek. Deel I. Deel II. Geheel herzien en opnieuw bewerkt met medewerking van J.C.H. Broek, G. Korthof, H.H. de Wolff, e.a. Met: Normale cijfers quantitatief onderzoek (loosely inserted). Stenfert Kroese, Leiden, 1941/43. 5th ed. 2 vols. XVII,316;XV,319-712;7p. ills.(B&W as well as colour line drawings). Original blue gilt stamped cloth / wire stitched. Head and tail spine as well as joints a bit worn. Vol.2: Spine discoloured, upper edge slightly rust stained. € 25.00 (Antiquarian)

GOSCINNY, Falx Aurea. Periculum quoddam Asterigis. Pinxit Uderzo. In Latinum covertit Rubricastellanus. Annotationibus instruxit H.Scissorius Secator. Sumptibus Agonis Elseviri, 1975. 46p. ills. Cardboard / wire stitched. Small red pen mark to endpaper. From the library of the late Dr. Dirk Panhuis. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

GOSCINNY, Asterix Gladiator. Pinxit Uderzo. In Latinum convertit Rubricastellanus. (With glossary). Sumptibus Elseviri Sequoiae, Bruxellis, 1977. 48p. ills. Hard bound. Cover a bit damaged and a bit grimy. Signature on title page. Binding a bit weak. € 10.00 (Antiquarian)

GOSCINNY, Asterix et Cleopatra. Pinxit Uderzo. In Latinum convertit Rubricastellanus. (With glossary). Sumptibus Deltae, Stuttgart, 1980. 48p. ills. Cartonaged. € 12.00 (Antiquarian)

GOSCINNY, Asterix Gallus periculum quoddam adit. Pinxit Uderzo. In Latinum convertit Rubricastellanus. (With glossary). Sumptibus Agonis Elseviri / Sumptibus Ehapae, Amstelodami / Stuttgart, 1973. 48p. ills. Cartonaged. Cover a little bit grimy. Signature on front cover vocabularium. € 20.00 (Antiquarian)

GOSCINNY, Asterix apud Gothos. Pinxit Uderzo. In Latinum convertit Rubricastellanus. Annotationibus instrusxit H. Scissorius Secator. (Uitgave met Latijns-Nederlands lexicon). Sumptibus elseviri Sequoiae, Bruxellis,1976. 47p. ills. Cartonaged. cover a bit grimy and a bit used. Signature on front cover vocabularium). € 20.00 (Antiquarian)

GOSLING, J.C.B., Plato. Routledge & Kaegan Paul, London/Boston, 1973. VIII,319p. Cloth. Cover partly discoloured. A few pen strikes. Small personal library marks on tail spine as well as free endpaper. Name on free endpaper. 'Mr. Gosling has written a very argumentative and densely packed book, evidently and at points confessedly provoked by ideas (...) currently canvassed by philosophical interpreters of Plato. (...) the result is a decidedly breathless, intermittently esoteric, and sometimes obscurely orchestrated display of ingenious interpretative moves and counter-moves. This is a considerable pity, for there are quite a lot of good things in 'Plato': not much, perhaps, that will strike the reader as secure, freshly penetrating insight, but a good deal of vigorous and intelligent discussion of central problems in Plato, advanced in the service of an interesting (...) view of the metaphysics of the middle-period dialogues. (...) He begins with a splendid chapter entitled 'Moral Scepticism', in which he examines the strategy Plato adopts in the 'Republic' to prove that the just life is best. This has been the topic of a considerable amount of recent work: gosling provides what seems to me the best general treatment of it available, clear, swiftly moving, full of shrewd philosophical and exegetical observations. The rest of this first part of the book is a disappointment. (...) In the second section (...), Chapter VII, a stimulating treatment of the relation of mathematics and dialectic in the 'Republic', argues convincingly that Plato does not mean to press dialectical understanding into a mathematical, deductive mould (...). Chapter VIII contradicts, with more limited success, the common opinion that Plato in his middle period treated knowledge simply as a kind of intellectual perception. (...) Gosling has aimed not to build a rigorous scholarly case for his interpretations, but to drive his colleagues in aggravation back to their texts. I think he will succeed.' (M. SCHOFIELD in The Classical Review (New Series), 1976, pp.204-05). From the library of the late Sir Kenneth James Dover. € 17.50 (Antiquarian)

GOSSAERT, G., Essays. A.o.: Bij Vondels graf (pp.5-21); Lucretius (pp.157-195). Boekdrukkerij Helmond, Helmond, n.d. 231p. Bound. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

GOTTESMAN, A., Politics and the Street in Democratic Athens. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (....), 2017. 1st paperback ed. XIII,247p. ills.(B&W photographs and line drawings). Paperback. 'The main challenge of this volume - that we acknowledge the politicking that occurred outside of Athenian institutions, even if the dynamics and details of those exchanges are even more obscure than the institutional debates they shaped - is a worthy one.Throughout this volume Gottesman remains very sensitive to the limitations of his evidence and its interpretation, whether he is reading Aeschylean tragedy or fragmentary third-century inscriptions; although they are merely ‘glimpses’ of the Street, together his individual sources provide an outlook on the Athenian experience that demands additional study. (...) Although Gottesman suggests that the preponderance of elite literary texts means that ‘[w]e cannot access the Street directly’, the line of inquiry he sets out leads not into a cul-de-sac but rather down a broad boulevard that will reward our further exploration.' (BENJAMIN KEIM in Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2015.04.40). € 29.50 (New)