Scrinium Classical Antiquity

HAFNER, G., Geschichte der griechischen Kunst. Atlantis, Zürich, n.d.(>1961). 527p. ills.(B&W photographs). Cloth wrps. € 24.00 (Antiquarian)

HAGE, A.L.H., Sonder favele, sonder lieghen. Onderzoek naar vorm en functie van de Middelnederlandse rijmkroniek. Wolters-Noordhoff/Forsten, Groningen, 1989. VIII,271p. Paperback. Spine with reading trace. € 15.50 (Antiquarian)

HAGEN, M. von, Quaestiones criticae De Bello Mutinensi (44-43 a.Chr.) Fridericus typographus academicus, Marburg, 1886. 53p. Sewn. Diss. Univ. Marburgensi. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

HAGEN, V.W. von, Le grandi strade di Roma nel mondo. Fotografie di Adolfo Tomeucci. Carte geografiche di Dino Rigolo. Newton Compton, Roma, 1978. 285p. ills. Paperback.Una rete di formidabili arterie per la constuzione d'un impero. Tittolo originale The roads that led to Rome. € 15.50 (Antiquarian)

HAGENDAHL, H., Von Tertullian zu Cassiodor. Die profane literarische Tradition in den lateinischen christlichen Schrifttum. Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis, Göteborg, 1983. 163p. Sewn. With author's intention to Dr. J. den Boeft. Series: Studia Graeca et Latina Gothoburgensia, XLIV. ‘H. Hagendahl is known through his former publications as a recognised expert in his field of research. Now, in only 163 pages, he gives us a valuable survey, supplemented by notes recording recent research. The book consists of two main parts: (I) the pre-Constantinian period (including Lactantius); and (II) the post-Constantinian period. In the first part, the material is arranged according to authors; in the second part, the disposition follows thematic patterns (…). The book, which is written in very clear and precise German, is a survey of the important facts and trends in Christian Latin literature from Tertullian to Cassiodorus, with special regard to the influence of the Latin classics. Copious notes, a rich bibliography, and an index nominal et serum provide a starting point for further studies, even for problems of detail. (…) The work unobtrusively displays the great range of H.’s own experience and research. (…) We must be grateful to the author and to Göteborg University for having made accessible this useful book.’ (MICHAEL VON ALBRECHT in Classical Philology, 1986, pp.179-183). € 30.00 (Antiquarian)

HAGENOW, G., Aus dem Weingarten der Antike. Der Wein in Dichtung, Brauchtum und Alltag. Zabern, Mainz am Rhein, 1982. 247p. ills. Bound. € 17.50 (Antiquarian)

HAGER, F.-P., (ed.), Metaphysik und Theologie des Aristoteles. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Darmstadt, 1979. XVII,467p. Original grey cloth. Series: Wege der Forschung, Band CCVI. A.o. W.K.C. GUTHRIE: Die Entwicklung der Theologie des Aristoteles I/II (pp.75-114); S. MANSION: Die Aporien der aristotelischen Metaphysik (pp.175-222); W. THEILER: Die Entstehung der Metaphysik des Aristoteles. Mit einem Anhang über Theophrasts Metaphysik (pp.266-299); A. MANSION: Erste Philosophie, zweite Philosophie und Metaphysik bei Aristoteles (pp.299-367); G.E.L. OWEN: Logik und Metaphysik in einigen Frühwerken des Aristoteles (pp.399-436). € 15.00 (Antiquarian)

HAGER, F.-P., (ed.), Logik und Erkenntnislehre des Aristoteles. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Darmstadt, 1972. XXVII,346p. Cloth. Cover and spine grimy. Upper corners cover a bit bumped. edges a bit stained. Series: Wege der Forschung, CCXXVI. A.o.: K. von FRITZ: Der Ursprung der aristotelischen Kategorienlehre (pp.22-80); F. SOLMSEN: Aristoteles' Syllogismus und seine platonischen Voraussetzungen (pp.122-134); J. LOHMANN: Vom ursprünglichen Sinn der aristotelischen Syllogistik. (pp.175-211); J. HINTIKKA: Die einstige und zukünftige Seeschlacht. Aristotles' Erörterung über den Begriff des Möglichen in der Zukunft (De Interpretatione IX) (pp.259-296); W. WIELAND: Die aristotelische Theorie der Notwendigkeitsschlüsse (pp.308-339). € 17.00 (Antiquarian)

HÄGG, Th., The Novel in Antiquity. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1983.X,264p. ills.(B&W photographs, line drawings, maps). Paperback. Nice copy.'The mere title, 'The Novel in Antiquity' may come as a surprise to some. And that is the first justification for Hägg's splendid volume. The genre of 'novel' seems to have emerged (...) around the first century B.C. in Greek. It lasted around half a millennium, was revived in Byzantium in the twelfth century, and exercised a remarkable influence on European authors of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Hägg aims to fill in the details of this picture and provide a guide to what the various novels and novel-like animals were like (...). In addition to exploration of the novels and other works of prose fiction, Hägg offers a chapter on 'The Social Background and the First Readers of the Novel' and a chapter on the use of the ancient novel in more modern times (...) whose interest is again maintained by careful selection rather than an attempt to be compendious. (...) This is a very reliable and learned book which is stimulating, beautiful, and outstandingly useful. It is the book the novel needs and which will win converts to the novel.' (KEN DOWDEN in Greece & Rome, 1984, pp.80-81). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 15.00 (Antiquarian)

HÄGG, Th., Eros und Tyche. Der Roman in der antiken Welt. Übersetzt von Kai Bodersen. Philipp von Zabern, Mainz am Rhein, 1987. 311p. Richly ills. (B&W as well as full colour photographs). Bound wrps. Edges vaguely rust stained. € 20.00 (Antiquarian)