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Anton E Raubitschek

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ID6044140
NAMEAnton E Raubitschek
GIVEN NAMESAnton E
FAMILY NAMERaubitschek
SIGNATURERAUBITSCHEK A E
AFFILIATIONSStanford University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1940
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1994
H-INDEX1
  • The Phoinissai of Phrynichos

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek, Anton Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1994•References: 3

    In the Introduction to his History Herodotus disassociates himself deliberately from the aecounts of the causes of the conflict between Greeks and barbarians which he has just given and attributes them to the Persians and to the Phoenicians (I, 5, 3)

  • Tyche zum Geleit

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1987•References: 4

    Das Schicksal des sophokleischen Oidipus ist mit dem des herodoteischen Kroisos und mit der Weisheit des Solon nicht nur in den letzten oft athetierten Versen (1528-1530) verbunden, sondern auch in jener ratselhaften Rede, in der der Held sagt (1080-1083)

  • Aristoteles über den Ostrakismos

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1987•References: 1

    An drei Stellen seiner politischen Schriften beschaftigt sich der Philosoph mit der Einrichtung des Ostrakismos, und seine Behandlung sollte fur uns alle masgeblich oder wenigstens hochinteressant sein; sie war es jedenfalls fur seine Schuler und Nachfolger Theophrast, Demetrios von Phaleron und Philochoros

  • Early Attic Votive Monuments

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•The Annual of the British School…•1940•Cited by: 1

    In Ö. Jh. XXXI Beibl. 21 ff., I published my attempts to put together a number of early Attic votive pedestals, bases, columns, and capitals. I now follow this up by a publication of some Attic archaic monuments which I have similarly connected with their pedestals. Mr. G. M. Young was kind enough to translate into English the first draft of this paper, which was originally written in German. I have excluded from this article the monument to whic…

  • Early Attic Votive Monuments

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•The Annual of the British School…•1940•Cited by: 1

    In Ö. Jh. XXXI Beibl. 21 ff., I published my attempts to put together a number of early Attic votive pedestals, bases, columns, and capitals. I now follow this up by a publication of some Attic archaic monuments which I have similarly connected with their pedestals. Mr. G. M. Young was kind enough to translate into English the first draft of this paper, which was originally written in German. I have excluded from this article the monument to whic…

  • Early Attic Votive Monuments

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•The Annual of the British School…•1940•Cited by: 1

    In Ö. Jh. XXXI Beibl. 21 ff., I published my attempts to put together a number of early Attic votive pedestals, bases, columns, and capitals. I now follow this up by a publication of some Attic archaic monuments which I have similarly connected with their pedestals. Mr. G. M. Young was kind enough to translate into English the first draft of this paper, which was originally written in German. I have excluded from this article the monument to whic…

  • Tyche zum Geleit

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1987•References: 4

    Das Schicksal des sophokleischen Oidipus ist mit dem des herodoteischen Kroisos und mit der Weisheit des Solon nicht nur in den letzten oft athetierten Versen (1528-1530) verbunden, sondern auch in jener ratselhaften Rede, in der der Held sagt (1080-1083)

  • Aristoteles über den Ostrakismos

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1987•References: 1

    An drei Stellen seiner politischen Schriften beschaftigt sich der Philosoph mit der Einrichtung des Ostrakismos, und seine Behandlung sollte fur uns alle masgeblich oder wenigstens hochinteressant sein; sie war es jedenfalls fur seine Schuler und Nachfolger Theophrast, Demetrios von Phaleron und Philochoros

  • The Phoinissai of Phrynichos

    Open Access•Anton E Raubitschek, Anton Raubitschek•ARTICLE•Tyche•1994•References: 3

    In the Introduction to his History Herodotus disassociates himself deliberately from the aecounts of the causes of the conflict between Greeks and barbarians which he has just given and attributes them to the Persians and to the Phoenicians (I, 5, 3)

Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · History (2 works) · Acropolis (1 work)

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