1920, D. Kambouroglou, O Anadromaris tis Attikis, Greek Toponyms, Greece, First Edition
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1920, D. Kambouroglou, O Anadromaris tis Attikis, Greek Toponyms, Greece, First Edition

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Δ. Γρ. Καμπούρογλου

Ο Αναδρομάρης της Αττικής – O Anadromaris tis Attikis

 

D. G. Kambouroglou

The Retrospector of Attica

 

Published by M. S. Zikakis in Athens in 1920

Original Paper Binding

15 cm x 21.5 cm

148 Pages 

First Edition

 

About the book: This book is a continuation of his work “The Anadromaris (Retrospector)” of 1914 and focuses on the history, toponyms and traditions of Attica, beyond the city of Athens. Kambouroglou searches for the “underlying Hellenism” of Attica through the remaining Greek toponyms, such as Mesogeia, Gerakas (Ierax), Oropos, Dionysos, Marathon, Noinoe (Oinoe), Kalisia (Ekali), Vraona (Vravrona) and Lavrio. Furthermore, it examines the numerous monasteries and churches of the region, such as Karea, Penteli, Kaisariani, where the use of the Greek language was maintained despite the presence of Albanian-speaking populations.
Dimitrios Kambouroglou (1852 – 1942) was a Greek historian, writer, academic, lawyer, poet and member of the Academy of Athens. His historical research as a historian focused mainly on the period of Turkish rule and concerned only the Athens region, which is why he was given the nickname “Athenaeographer”.

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