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====== The Lucian of Samosata Project ====== | ====== The Lucian of Samosata Project ====== | ||
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===== A website dedicated to advancing the writings of Lucian of Samosata ===== | ===== A website dedicated to advancing the writings of Lucian of Samosata ===== | ||
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**Lucian of Samosata** (c. 120 AD - c. 200 AD) was the author of more than 70 known dialogues & treatises and is considered the supreme Ancient Greek satirist. Throughout his writings, Lucian interconnects the stories of gods and men, rich and poor, philosopher and skeptic, tyrant and subject, all with an eye for entertainment and humor. Lucian, an Assyrian by birth, held a strong command over the Greek language and his style harkens back to dialogues by Plato, writings by Attic writers in the Classical Age, and cynical satire by Menippus. With a keen eye to the follies of man and commentary on the universal aspects of human behavior, Lucian left us a treasure trove (Thesaurus) of delightful writings that will challenge and amuse his readers for centuries to come. | **Lucian of Samosata** (c. 120 AD - c. 200 AD) was the author of more than 70 known dialogues & treatises and is considered the supreme Ancient Greek satirist. Throughout his writings, Lucian interconnects the stories of gods and men, rich and poor, philosopher and skeptic, tyrant and subject, all with an eye for entertainment and humor. Lucian, an Assyrian by birth, held a strong command over the Greek language and his style harkens back to dialogues by Plato, writings by Attic writers in the Classical Age, and cynical satire by Menippus. With a keen eye to the follies of man and commentary on the universal aspects of human behavior, Lucian left us a treasure trove (Thesaurus) of delightful writings that will challenge and amuse his readers for centuries to come. | ||
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==== Charon: Representative character in many of Lucian' | ==== Charon: Representative character in many of Lucian' | ||
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===== Who was Lucian? - Biographical Profile of Lucian of Samosata ===== | ===== Who was Lucian? - Biographical Profile of Lucian of Samosata ===== | ||
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=== Solid Evidence === | === Solid Evidence === | ||
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===== Read the Complete Works of Lucian with Table of Contents ===== | ===== Read the Complete Works of Lucian with Table of Contents ===== | ||
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===== Read Lucian in Greek (Download PDF) ===== | ===== Read Lucian in Greek (Download PDF) ===== | ||
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//Luciani Samosatensis Opera - Ad Optimorum Librorum Fidem. Tauchnitz, 1829. Digitized by Google: 08/29/07.// | //Luciani Samosatensis Opera - Ad Optimorum Librorum Fidem. Tauchnitz, 1829. Digitized by Google: 08/29/07.// | ||
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The brief explanation is that it represents the percentage of books that are topically related to the search terms. It's so much more, but that's the brief answer. | The brief explanation is that it represents the percentage of books that are topically related to the search terms. It's so much more, but that's the brief answer. | ||
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* 1800 - 0.0000003532% | * 1800 - 0.0000003532% | ||
* 1820 - 0.0000004051% | * 1820 - 0.0000004051% | ||
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* Overall, a 639.35% increase from 1800 to 2000. | * Overall, a 639.35% increase from 1800 to 2000. | ||
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===== Photius, an ancient commentator: | ===== Photius, an ancient commentator: | ||
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Ranking based on number of visitors to each page | Ranking based on number of visitors to each page | ||
- | Visit to read texts: [[texts.html|TEXTS / LIBRARY]] | + | Visit to read texts: [[home: |
- The True History | - The True History | ||
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- Apology for 'The Dependent Scholar' | - Apology for 'The Dependent Scholar' | ||
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