List of volumes in the Library of the Old World

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This is a list of volumes from the Old World Library . The book series Library of the Old World was published by Artemis Verlag in Zurich . It is divided into the sub-series Greek Series, Roman Series, The Ancient Orient, Antiquity and Christianity, Antiquity and Humanism, Collections and Anthologies, Research and Interpretation and others.

Also included are volumes that Artemis published under the name of this series after 1990. These are mostly reprints of the old edition, but also takeovers from the Tusculum series.

Overview

Greek series

  • All comedies. Aristophanes ; transferred from Ludwig Seeger ; Introduction to the history and afterlife of the Greek comedy together with transfers of fragments of the old and middle comedy by Otto Weinreich . 1952/53 in two volumes, from 1968 in one volume.
  • Aristotle :
    • Introductory Notes. Aristotle; initiated and retransmitted by Olof Gigon . Works of Aristotle; Vol. 1, 1961
    • From heaven ; From the soul ; From poetry ; initiated and retransmitted by Olof Gigon. Works of Aristotle; Vol. 2, 1950, 2nd edition 1983
    • The Nicomachean Ethics ; newly translated with an introduction and explanatory notes by Olof Gigon. Works of Aristotle; Vol. 3, 1951, 2nd edition 1967
    • Politics and state of the Athenians ; initiated and retransmitted by Olof Gigon. The works of Aristotle; Vol. 4, 1955
  • Alexander the great triumphant advance through Asia. Arrian ; introduced and retransmitted by Wilhelm Capelle . 1950
  • On overcoming fear: catechism, lesson letters, collection of sayings, fragments. Epicurus ; initiated and transferred by Olof Gigon . 1949
  • The tragedies and fragments. Euripides ; edited and introduced by Franz Stoessl . Greek series. Vol. 1, 1958, Vol. 2
  • Iliad. Homer ; translated by Wolfgang Schadewaldt ; with an introduction by Joachim Latacz
  • The Odyssey. Homer; translated by Wolfgang Schadewaldt; with an afterword by Rainer Nickel
  • The Odyssey. Homer; German by Wolfgang Schadewaldt; edited by Olof Gigon; with an afterword by Wolfgang Schadewaldt.
  • Autobiographical writings. Libanios ; introduced, translated and explained by Peter Wolf; edited by Olof Gigon. 1967
  • Travel in Greece. Pausanias ; Complete edition in three volumes based on the commented translation by Ernst Meyer ; edited by Felix Eckstein , Peter Bol, 2001 (a one-volume edition description of Greece was published in 1954, the 2nd edition in 1967)
  • Plato :
    • The Works of Ascension: Euthyphron ; Apology ; Crito ; Gorgias ; Menon ; retransmitted by Rudolf Rufener; Introduction by Gerhard Krüger . 1948, in the 1974 edition of Olof Gigon
    • Early dialogues: laughter ; Charmides ; Lysis ; The greater Hippias ; The smaller Hippias ; Protagoras ; Euthydemos ; Ion ; Menexenos ; introduced by Olof Gigon; transferred from Rudolf Rufener. 1960
    • The state: About the just. Plato; introduced by Gerhard Krüger; transferred from Rudolf Rufener . 1950, edition by Olof Gigon 1974
    • Master dialogues: Phaidon; Symposium; Phaedrus. Introduced by Olof Gigon; transferred from Rudolf Rufener. 1958
    • Late Dialogues 1: Theaetetus; The sophist; The statesman; Kratylos. introduced by Olof Gigon; transferred from Rudolf Rufener. 1965
    • Late Dialogues 2: Philebos; Parmenides; Timaeus; Critias. Introduced by Olof Gigon; Transferred from Rudolf Rufener. 1969
    • The laws. Introduced by Olof Gigon; transferred from Rudolf Rufener in 1974
    • The real letters of Plato: Greek and German. Transferred and introduced by Ernst Howald . 1951
    • Plato: Lexicon of Names and Concepts; written by Olof Gigon and Laila Zimmermann. 1975
  • Plutarch :
    • On the Calm of Mind and Other Philosophical Writings. Plutarch ; Transferred and introduced by Bruno Snell . 1948
    • Great Greeks and Romans. Plutarch ; introduced and translated by Konrat Ziegler . 6 volumes, Volume 1, 1954, Volume 2, 3, 1955, Volume 4, 1957, Volume 5, 1960, 2nd edition 1980, Volume 6, 1965
    • About God and Providence, demons and prophecy. Plutarch ; Religious-philosophical writings introduced and retransmitted by Konrat Ziegler . 1952
  • History: Complete edition in two volumes. Polybios ; introduced and transferred by Hans Drexler. 2 volumes, 1961, 1963
  • Xenophon : The train of ten thousand, transl. Walter Müri, ed. Bernhard Zimmermann, 2003

Roman series

  • Marcus Tullius Cicero :
    • All speeches. Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced, translated and explained by Manfred Fuhrmann . 7 volumes, volume 1,2, 1970, 2nd edition 1985, volume 3, 1971, volume 4, 2nd edition 1982, volume 5, 1978, volume 6, 1980, volume 7, 1982, of all seven volumes 4th edition 2013
    • About the community: Latin and German = Marci Tulli Ciceronis De re publica Libri: latine et germanice. Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced and retransmitted by Karl Büchner . 1952
    • Master speeches. Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced, translated and explained by Manfred Fuhrmann. 1983
    • About right action: Latin and German = De officiis libros III: latine et germanice. Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced and translated by Karl Büchner. 1953
    • From the limits of good and bad: Latin and German = De finibus bonorum et malorum: latine et germanice. Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced and transferred by Karl Atzert = Marci Tulli Ciceronis; edidit et praefatus est Carolus Atzert. 1964
    • Conversations in Tuskulum . Marcus Tullius Cicero; introduced and retransmitted by Karl Büchner. 1966
    • Conversations in Tusculum, ed. And transl. Olof Gigon 1952
    • Cato the Elder about old age. Cato Maior, Laelius, ed. Max Faltner 2004
    • Selected works, 5 volumes in slipcase, publisher and translator. Fuhrmann, Gigon
  • Roman history. Cassius Dio ; translated by Otto Veh ; introduced by Gerhard Wirth. Vol. 1: Fragments of books 1-35, Vol. 2: Books 36-43, Vol. 3: Books 44-50, Vol. 4: Books 51-60, Vol. 5: Epitome of books 61-80, published 2009
  • Historia Augusta : Roman rulers, introduced and translated by Ernst Hohl ; edited and explained by Elke Merten and Alfons Rösger; with a foreword by Johannes Straub. 2 volumes, 1976, 1985
  • The Fall of the Macedonian Empire: Roman History, Book 39–45. Titus Livius ; Introduced, translated and explained by Hans Jürgen Hillen ; With an afterword by Olof Gigon.
  • De rerum natura: latine et germanice = world of atoms: Latin and German. Titi Lucreti Cari; edidit et praefatus est Carolus Buechner = Titus Lucretius Carus ; Text design, introduction and translation by Karl Büchner. 1958
  • Martial epigrams. Marcus Valerius Martialis; introduced and transferred in ancient verse by Rudolf Helm . 1957
  • Love strategies: Latin and German = Carmina: latine et germanice. Properz and Tibullus ; newly edited and translated by Georg Luck . 1964
  • Sallust : The Conspiracy of Catiline / The War with Jugurtha. Translated and commented by Josef Lindauer . 2007
  • Seneca : Hercules Furens; Trojans; Medea; Phaedra; Octavia. Complete tragedies: Latin and German; translated and explained by Theodor Thomann; Vol. 1, 1961
  • Seneca: Oedipus; Thyestes; Agamemnon; Hercules on the Oeta; Phoenicians. Translated and explained by Theodor Thomann. Complete tragedies: Latin and German; Vol. 2, 1969

Series The Old Orient

  • Ancient Egyptian wisdom; introduced and transferred by Fr. W. Freiherr von Bissing . 1955
  • Ancient Egyptian wisdom. Lessons for Life. Hellmut Brunner
  • The Egyptian gods; introduced and transferred by Günther Roeder . The Egyptian religion in texts and images; Vol. 1, 1959
  • Myths and legends about Egyptian deities and pharaohs. Introduced and transferred by Günther Roeder. The Egyptian religion in texts and images; Vol. 2, 1960
  • Cults, oracles, and worship of nature in ancient Egypt; introduced and transferred by Günther Roeder. The Egyptian religion in texts and images; Vol. 3, 1960
  • The end of the Egyptian religion with reformation, sorcery and belief in the afterlife. Introduced and transferred by Günther Roeder. The Egyptian religion in text and images; Vol. 4, 1961
  • Egyptian underworld books, introduced, translated and explained by Erik Hornung .
  • Ancient Egyptian love songs: with fairy tales and love stories; introduced and transferred by Siegfried Schott .
  • Egyptian hymns and prayers, Ed. Jan Assmann
  • Confucian Education and Imagery; selected and broadcast by Victoria Contag. East Asian Dept. / edited by Herbert Franke

Antiquity and Christianity series

  • Die Gnosis , Ed. Carl Andresen with the participation of Jens Peter Asmussen ; introduced, translated and explained by Alexander Böhlig . 3 volumes. R.
    • Testimonies from the church fathers , with the assistance of Ernst Haenche, Martin Krause ; introduced, translated and explained by Werner Foerster . The Gnosis, Vol. 1, 1969
    • Coptic and Mandaean sources; introduced, translated and explained by Martin Krause and Kurt Rudolph ; provided with registers for volumes 1 and 2 and edited by Werner Foerster. The gnosis; Vol. 2, 1971
    • Manichaeism, The Gnosis, Vol. 3, 1980
  • Early monasticism in the West; introduced, translated and explained by Karl Suso Frank , Ed. Carl Andresen . 2 volumes. 1975, Volume 1 Life Forms, Volume 2 Life Stories

Series of collections and anthologies

Ancient and Humanism series

Research and Interpretation series

See also

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