Chios: A Conference at the Homereion in Chios, 1984

Frederick M. Combellack · C. E. Vaphopoulou-Richardson

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The island of Chios is widely believed to be the birthplace of Homer, and has since antiquity been prominent as a wine producer and trading state. Chios flourished under the Venetians and the Turks, and is a major cultural center of Greece today. This book contains twenty-six essays by international scholars on the brilliant history and art of Chios, including discussions of literature and poetry, archaeology, and painting.

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