Stefania De Vido
Biographic Data
| ID | 1491884 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stefania De Vido |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stefania |
| FAMILY NAME | De Vido |
| SIGNATURE | DE VIDO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ca' Foscari University of Venice |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7991-2146 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
TeMaes. Territoires multiples
Description of the Project TeMAES. The project aims to examine the multiple territories as they were perceived and expressed by Greek populations in Antiquity. The objectives are: to address the plurality and multiscalarity of territories in Greek representations through the lens of agency, that is, by considering the different social actors (individuals and socio-cultural groups, with particular attention to subaltern groups—women, slaves, etc.)…
À rebours
Cette contribution commence par une lecture des chapitres consacrés à la cité idéale dans le livre VII de la Politique , à la lumière des réflexions sur l’importance de l’élément historique dans la pensée politique aristotélicienne, et en accordant une importance particulière au rapport entre la cité – au sens de corps civique – et le territoire. Après avoir mis l’accent sur les éléments concrets que le philosophe indique comme nécessaires pour g…
Kaulonia (Caulonia)
Kaulonia, Greek city in southern Italy, founded on the Ionian Sea by the Achaians from Kroton and from Greek Achaia (ca. 650 bce ); it was a member of the Achaian League in Magna Graecia. It was destroyed by Dionysios I, restored soon afterward, captured by Campanian troops during the war against Pyrrhos, and finally destroyed by the Romans in 209 bce . Kaulonia has an important sanctuary on Punta Stilo (peripteros temple, great altar, metallurgi…
Egesta (Segesta)
Egesta was one of the three poleis of the Elymian ethnos in northwest Sicily: according to tradition this population descended from a group of Trojans or originated from southern Italy.
Terra e territorio nella Sicilia coloniale
Il volume presenta una raccolta di studi di carattere storico, epigrafico e archeologico sul tema del territorio in Sicilia
Introduzione
Sono qui raccolti alcuni degli interventi presentati e discussi nel Seminario di Studio dal titolo Terra e territorio in Sicilia tra VI e IV sec. a.C. da noi organizzato e svoltosi nel Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici di Ca’ Foscari, Venezia nei giorni 30-31 marzo 2017. Il dibattito sull’Occidente greco e sui fenomeni coloniali è molto vivace e presenta moltissimi spunti anche dal punto di vista generale e teorico; in qualche caso, però, ci sembr…
Egesta
Egesta was one of the three poleis of the Elymian Ethnos in northwest Sicily: according to the tradition, this population descended from Trojans (Thuc. 6.2.3) or originated from southern Italy (Hellanicus FGrH 4 F 79b).
Dion of Syracuse
The Syracusan Dion, son of Hipparinos, of aristocratic birth and brother‐in‐law of the tyrant Dionysios I, was an important statesman of the mid‐fourth century bce .
Phalaris
Phalaris was the first tyrant of Akragas, the Greek colony on the southern coast of Sicily; he ruled the Polis in the first half of the sixth century bce (570–555 bce , according to the traditional chronology).
Anaxilaos of Rhegion
Anaxilaoswas tyrant of Rhegion, a Greek colony of Chalcidian origin at the southernmost tip of Italy. Conflict existed in the city between the demos and the ancient aristocracy, and between the Chalcidian population and the colonists from Greek Messenia. In this situation Anaxilaos, probably a Messenian hegemon (Strabo 6.1.6), took power as tyrant in 494 bce (Hdt. 6.23.2; Diod. Sic. 11.48.2). He understood the importance of control over the Strai…
Timoleon
Timoleon, son of Timainetos (Diod. Sic. 16.65.2, 90.1; cf. Plut. Tim . 3.2; 39.5), a Corinthian aristocrat, was a protagonist on the Sicilian and Syracusan scene in the second half of the fourth century BCE .
Kaulonia
Kaulonia was a Greek city in southern Italy, on the Ionian Sea between Kroton and Lokroi (Monasterace Marina, RC). It was founded ca. 650 bce by the Achaians from Kroton (Ps.‐Skymnos 318–22) and from Greek Achaia ( Oikistes Typhon from Aigion: Paus. 6.3. 11–12) in order to stop the northern territorial expansion of Lokroi Epizephyroi beyond the Sagra River.
Selinous
Selinous, a Greek colony on the southern coast of Sicily, was founded by Megara Hyblaea (in 627 BCE : Thuc. 6.4.1–2; in 650 BCE : Diod. Sic. 13.59.4): the first generation of colonists occupied the entire urban area, and in a short time the Polis extended its boundaries from the Mazaro River ( Emporion : Diod. Sic. 11.86.2) to Minoa ( apoikia of Selinous: Hdt. 5.46.2).
The Encyclopedia of Ancient History
Herakleopolis Magna, the capital of the Herakleopolite nome, was an important town throughout the history of ancient Egypt
The Encyclopedia of Ancient History
Herakleopolis Magna, the capital of the Herakleopolite nome, was an important town throughout the history of ancient Egypt
The Encyclopedia of Ancient History
Herakleopolis Magna, the capital of the Herakleopolite nome, was an important town throughout the history of ancient Egypt
Egesta
Egesta was one of the three poleis of the Elymian Ethnos in northwest Sicily: according to the tradition, this population descended from Trojans (Thuc. 6.2.3) or originated from southern Italy (Hellanicus FGrH 4 F 79b).
Dion of Syracuse
The Syracusan Dion, son of Hipparinos, of aristocratic birth and brother‐in‐law of the tyrant Dionysios I, was an important statesman of the mid‐fourth century bce .
Phalaris
Phalaris was the first tyrant of Akragas, the Greek colony on the southern coast of Sicily; he ruled the Polis in the first half of the sixth century bce (570–555 bce , according to the traditional chronology).
Anaxilaos of Rhegion
Anaxilaoswas tyrant of Rhegion, a Greek colony of Chalcidian origin at the southernmost tip of Italy. Conflict existed in the city between the demos and the ancient aristocracy, and between the Chalcidian population and the colonists from Greek Messenia. In this situation Anaxilaos, probably a Messenian hegemon (Strabo 6.1.6), took power as tyrant in 494 bce (Hdt. 6.23.2; Diod. Sic. 11.48.2). He understood the importance of control over the Strai…
Timoleon
Timoleon, son of Timainetos (Diod. Sic. 16.65.2, 90.1; cf. Plut. Tim . 3.2; 39.5), a Corinthian aristocrat, was a protagonist on the Sicilian and Syracusan scene in the second half of the fourth century BCE .
Kaulonia
Kaulonia was a Greek city in southern Italy, on the Ionian Sea between Kroton and Lokroi (Monasterace Marina, RC). It was founded ca. 650 bce by the Achaians from Kroton (Ps.‐Skymnos 318–22) and from Greek Achaia ( Oikistes Typhon from Aigion: Paus. 6.3. 11–12) in order to stop the northern territorial expansion of Lokroi Epizephyroi beyond the Sagra River.
Selinous
Selinous, a Greek colony on the southern coast of Sicily, was founded by Megara Hyblaea (in 627 BCE : Thuc. 6.4.1–2; in 650 BCE : Diod. Sic. 13.59.4): the first generation of colonists occupied the entire urban area, and in a short time the Polis extended its boundaries from the Mazaro River ( Emporion : Diod. Sic. 11.86.2) to Minoa ( apoikia of Selinous: Hdt. 5.46.2).
Egesta (Segesta)
Egesta was one of the three poleis of the Elymian ethnos in northwest Sicily: according to tradition this population descended from a group of Trojans or originated from southern Italy.
Terra e territorio nella Sicilia coloniale
Il volume presenta una raccolta di studi di carattere storico, epigrafico e archeologico sul tema del territorio in Sicilia
Introduzione
Sono qui raccolti alcuni degli interventi presentati e discussi nel Seminario di Studio dal titolo Terra e territorio in Sicilia tra VI e IV sec. a.C. da noi organizzato e svoltosi nel Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici di Ca’ Foscari, Venezia nei giorni 30-31 marzo 2017. Il dibattito sull’Occidente greco e sui fenomeni coloniali è molto vivace e presenta moltissimi spunti anche dal punto di vista generale e teorico; in qualche caso, però, ci sembr…
Kaulonia (Caulonia)
Kaulonia, Greek city in southern Italy, founded on the Ionian Sea by the Achaians from Kroton and from Greek Achaia (ca. 650 bce ); it was a member of the Achaian League in Magna Graecia. It was destroyed by Dionysios I, restored soon afterward, captured by Campanian troops during the war against Pyrrhos, and finally destroyed by the Romans in 209 bce . Kaulonia has an important sanctuary on Punta Stilo (peripteros temple, great altar, metallurgi…
TeMaes. Territoires multiples
Description of the Project TeMAES. The project aims to examine the multiple territories as they were perceived and expressed by Greek populations in Antiquity. The objectives are: to address the plurality and multiscalarity of territories in Greek representations through the lens of agency, that is, by considering the different social actors (individuals and socio-cultural groups, with particular attention to subaltern groups—women, slaves, etc.)…
À rebours
Cette contribution commence par une lecture des chapitres consacrés à la cité idéale dans le livre VII de la Politique , à la lumière des réflexions sur l’importance de l’élément historique dans la pensée politique aristotélicienne, et en accordant une importance particulière au rapport entre la cité – au sens de corps civique – et le territoire. Après avoir mis l’accent sur les éléments concrets que le philosophe indique comme nécessaires pour g…
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