Übersetzung für "Hellenist" in Deutsch

His grandfather was the famous scholar and Hellenist Louis Séchan, who taught at the Sorbonne.

He seems to have been a Hellenist, ie .

Perhaps the most notable of all these contacts was the one with a young Hellenist named Stephen.

He became part of an elite group of students which included future medieval historian and founder of the "Annales school" of history Marc Bloch, the geographer Philippe Arbos, sociologist Georges Davy, Hellenist and future librarian of the École Normale Paul Étard, mathematician Paul Lévy, and more.

Bücheler, renowned for his work as a Latinist, influenced the young Otto to such a degree that the latter dedicated the bulk of the following 20 years to topics centred on Roman culture and literature - this, despite the fact that he is principally remembered as a Hellenist.

He became part of an elite group of students which included future medieval historian and founder of the Annales school of history Marc Bloch, the geographer Philippe Arbos, sociologist Georges Davy, Hellenist and future librarian of the École Normale Paul Étard, mathematician Paul Lévy, and more.

The Septuagint version was the Bible of the Greek-speaking, or Hellenist, Jews, whose intellectual and literary centre was Alexandria (see SEPTUAGINT).

At the beginning of the 40s A.D., Barnabas was sent from the Church of Jerusalem to Antioch of Syria in order to reclaim the Church established by the Hellenist missionaries who were expelled from Jerusalem.

From the classical Greek and Hellenist poliorcetica to the warfare authors of late antiquity, all kinds of siege machines are listed as machinae, especially those for overcoming city walls or for battles at the walls in general.

Hubert Blanz has named his audiovisual animation after this controversial symbol, whose ambivalent and different attributions make it a rather open image. Ever since the sixteen pointed symbol came to light in 1977 during an excavation in Vergina in northern Greece, its interpretations have been multitudinous: sun or star, with sixteen or twelve rays, symbol for the Hellenist dynasty or of the Slavic majority in today’s state. Whatever the case, it undoubtedly stands for Macedonia’s difficult history and its equally difficult search for identity.