- common. In these, the
treatment of the god
himself ranged from
severe archaising or Neo
Attic types such as the
Dionysus Sardanapalus to
types showing...
- writing, by a Christian, then the
pagan elements could be
decorative archaising; some
scholars also hold an
intermediate position.
Beowulf is written...
-
Mediaeval authors followed the use of the name of the
Scythians as an
archaising term for
steppe nomads to
designate the Mongols.
Following the Christianisation...
- Hadrian's scheme. Hadrian's
notion of ****enism was
narrow and
deliberately archaising; he
defined "Gr****ness" in
terms of
classical roots,
rather than a broader...
-
mandatory and free
education for all, and
declared Katharevousa (i.e.,
archaising "purified" Gr****) as the "official
language of the Nation".
Greece entered...
-
special carelessness in the
construction of his sentences. His
style is
archaising but lucid. He was also the
author of
several shorter works,
amongst them...
-
style that was easy to
memorize for students, and
translated it into an
archaising Latin as his
Descriptio orbis terrae ("Description of the World's Lands")...
- The
spelling of
William Shakespeare's name has
varied over time. It was not
consistently spelled any
single way
during his lifetime, in m****cript or in...
- wide
cushionlike echinus may be
interpreted as
slightly self-conscious
archaising features, for
Delos is Apollo's
ancient birthplace. However, the similar...
-
minimally staffed.
According to
Roger Collins, "the
Notitia Dignitatum was an
archaising text
written c. 425 AD,
whose unreliability is
demonstrated by "the supposed...
