Η Λύρα Ανδρέου Κάλβου και Ανέκδοτος Ύμνος Αντωνίου Μαρτελάου by Andreas Kalvos et al.

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Author Kalvos, Andreas, 1792-1869
Author Martelaos, Antonios, 1754-1819
Title Η Λύρα Ανδρέου Κάλβου και Ανέκδοτος Ύμνος Αντωνίου Μαρτελάου
Credits Produced by Sophia Canoni
Summary "Η Λύρα Ανδρέου Κάλβου και Ανέκδοτος Ύμνος Αντωνίου Μαρτελάου" by Andreas Kalvos et al. is a literary collection written in the late 19th century. This work appears to be an anthology of poetry and essays that engage with themes of Greek patriotism, national identity, and the human experience, particularly in relation to life, death, and freedom. The content suggests a focus on the historical and cultural contexts of Greece, drawing from the legacy of significant figures in Greek literature. The opening of the collection introduces the life and works of the poet Andreas Kalvos, detailing his origins, education, and connections with notable contemporaries. It outlines his struggles as a young man in Italy, his literary influences, and his contributions to poetry, emphasizing both his innovative style and the nationalistic fervor present in his work. As a prelude to his poems, the introductory sections hint at a deep reverence for Greek history and culture, setting the tone for the lyrical explorations that follow in the later stanzas. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Language Greek
LoC Class PA: Language and Literatures: Classical Languages and Literature
Subject Greek poetry, Modern
Category Text
EBook-No. 34182
Release Date
Most Recently Updated Jan 7, 2021
Copyright Status Public domain in the USA.
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