- reaction,
Rhoides did not
reveal the news to his
mother and kept
sending her
letters through a
friend from
Italy under his brother's name.
Rhoides suffered...
- of
Pavlos Melas,
fighter of the Gr****
Struggle for
Macedonia Emmanuel Rhoides (1836–1904),
writer and
journalist Markos Vamvakaris (1905–1972), rebetiko...
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include Dionysios Solomos,
Andreas Kalvos,
Angelos Sikelianos,
Emmanuel Rhoides,
Demetrius Vikelas,
Kostis Palamas,
Penelope Delta,
Yannis Ritsos, Alexandros...
- of the time,
Alexandros Papadiamantis,
Georgios Vizyinos and
Emmanouil Rhoides, were
masters of
Katharevousa style. But
although non-fiction
could be...
-
famous of
Rhoides'
works and has been
established as a
classic of
Modern Gr**** literature; It got
translated into
several languages,
earning Rhoides international...
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Freely translated from the Gr**** Pa****a Joanna, 1886, by
Emmanuel Rhoides.
Emmanuel Rhoides, Pa****a
Joanna translated by T. D. Kriton, Govostis, Athens,...
-
candidates for
local councils.
Misogyny was
rampant in that era;
Emmanuel Rhoides is
quoted as
having said that "two
professions are fit for women: housewife...
- and
Odysseas Elytis; the
novelists Alexandros Papadiamantis,
Emmanuel Rhoides, Ion Dragoumis,
Nikos Kazantzakis,
Penelope Delta,
Stratis Myrivilis, V****ilis...
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given its
specialized meaning "two
forms of the same language" by
Emmanuel Rhoides in the
prologue of his
Parerga in 1885. The term was
quickly adapted into...
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Austrian violinist, composer, and
conductor (d. 1907) 1836 –
Emmanuel Rhoides, Gr****
journalist and
author (d. 1904) 1844 – John
Boyle O'Reilly, Irish-born...
