ΕΛΛΗΝΟ-ΙΝΔΙΚΗ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟΥ & ΑΝΑΠΤΥΞΗΣ
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THE REVELATION OF HINDI-STYLE SONGS IN GREECE Original Greek title: ΙΝΔΟΠΡΕΠΩΝ ΑΠΟΚΑΛΥΨΗ by Helen Abadzi & Manuel Tassoulas Rendered into English with Commentaries by Radhika Yeddanapudi (2016) Around the year 1954, there appeared in Greece from the magical land of India, films with haunting melodies that had been well hidden in the records of some …
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Seleucid Coins Online (SCO), launched by the American Numismatic Society The most up-to-date catalogue available to students of Graeco-Bactrian Coins and Indo-Greek history. The current version of SCO (v.2), launched in November, 2018, completes the type corpus incorporating material related to Seleucid Coins, Part I, covering the reigns from Seleucus I to Antiochus III (c. …
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Polyaenus, a second-century teacher of rhetoric, was born around AD 100 in Bithynia from a family of Macedonian descent. For some time he lived in Rome where he practiced the profession of a jury orator. Polyaenus wrote eight books with nine hundred stratagems, which start with Dionysus’ campaign to India and Bactria. The second chapter …
The forerunner of Modern Greek Indology was undoubtedly Dimitrios Galanos the Athenian (1760-1833), who lived and worked for 40 years in Benaras, India, translating into Greek some of the most important texts of Indian literature. The manuscripts of Galanos were transferred, according to his last will, to the National Library of Athens, where they are …
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by Banerjee, Gauranga Nath Introduction — The Hellenistic influence on the art of India: architecture, sculpture, painting, coinage. — The evolution of scientific and literary culture in India and Hellenism: astronomy, mathematics, medicine, art of writing, literature, drama. — Independent evolution of religion, philosophy, mythology and fables in India and in Greece Publisher Calcutta, 1920 …
Megasthenes (Μεγασθένης, ca. 350 – 290 BCE) was the first foreign Ambassador to India and recorded his ethnographic observations in a volume known as INDIKA. For his pioneering work he is regarded as the Father of Indian History. The term “Indika” (Greek Ινδικά) was used in ancient Greece to mean various India-related things, including the …
by W. W. TARN LITT.D., F.B.A., Hon. LL.D. (Edinburgh) Cambridge 1938 This is the first published study on the Greek kingdoms of Bactria and India. The book begins with an overview of the Seleucid settlement, providing a background to the relations between Greeks and Bactrians and Indians after the death of Alexander the Great. Covering …
