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Research on the cities of Classical Greek world has traditionally focused mapping organisation urban space and studying major civic or religious buildings. More recently, newer techniques such as field survey geophysical have facilitated exploration extent character larger areas within settlements, raising questions about economic processes. At same time, detailed analysis residential buildings also supported a change emphasis towards understanding some functional social aspects built...
2 HESPERIA 7I (2002) Pages 4I5-433 1.Theauthors wouldliketothank JohnMcK.CampII,Director ofthe AgoraExcavations, forhissupport of thisproject. Wearealsograteful to theanonymous Hesperia reviewers andtothemembers ofthePublicationsCommittee oftheAmerican SchoolofClassical Studies atAthens fortheirhelpful suggestions. RESEARCH IN THESTOAOF ATTALO S Thisseries ofresearch notes wasconceived asawaytobring tolightvariousdetails thearchaeological record attheAthenian...
On Friday, 13 February 1674, members of the Bunyan Meeting assembled at Gamlinghay. 1 It seems to be in reference this meeting that Agnes Beaumont reports her autobiographical narrative have been "very much prayer with God for two things, which I set many hours apart day and night. And one was would please make way my going, father willing, who sometimes against going. . other thing begging Lord he give me his presence there Table, times before had a sweet sealing ordinance soul." 2
The effects of prison on Bunyan's writing changed over time and in ways influenced by other venues which he testified, such as church court. Grace Abounding (1666) elaborated the oral testimony delivered to join a gathered church, for instance, with his lengthening imprisonment confirming durability spiritual assurance. In writings, is experienced variously suspension from polemical work repetitive framework be filled episodic narrative.
Research Article| May 01 2008 Staging New Worlds: Place and “Le Theatre de Neptune” Kathleen Lynch Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Journal of Medieval Early Modern Studies (2008) 38 (2): 315–344. https://doi.org/10.1215/10829636-2007-028 Cite Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Citation Lynch; Neptune”. 1 2008; doi: Download citation file: Zotero Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Dropdown...
A coherent deposit of dumped debris, excavated at Gordion in 1950 and the 1990s, was apparently formed during cleanup following Achaemenid Persian attack on city, ca. 540 b.c.e. It offers a first glimpse life mid-6th century (end Middle Phrygian period, Yassıhöyük Stratigraphic Sequence 5A). Greek imports provide relatively firm date for allow chronologically specific snapshot locally produced fine, household, coarse wares. Vessels made traditional black-polished ware were used primarily...
Fifty years ago Edmund Gosse observed: “We should know little or nothing of what happened to Congreve between 1700 and 1710 if it were not for the Keally letters.” The further statement must be made that in over two hundred has been discovered concerning friend whom those letters addressed. knew only Joseph was “Keally Mount, Kilkenny” he “a relative Bishop Berkeley.” Congreve's recent biographer, Mr. D. Crane Taylor, unaware Keally's early death, deplores “most regrettable” loss later date...
Among the shadowy figures that make up circle of Congreve's most intimate friends, Henrietta, Duchess Marlborough, seems to have suffered from gossip her own age and more detached but still biassed estimates later critics. Not one contemporaries spoke a really decisive word in favor; biographers Congreve preferred dismiss as an amusing eccentric. But critic, Leigh Hunt, has cared linger over this minor portrait, commenting on “the slow yet sensitive mind” concluding she loved “with all heart...
Peter Lake and Isaac Stephens. Scandal Religious Identity in Early Stuart England: A Northamptonshire Maid's Tragedy. Studies Modern British History. Woodbridge: Boydell Press, 2015. Pp. 403. $99.00 (cloth). - Volume 55 Issue 1