philhellenic造句

• And Tarn is an established philhellenic writer by his own admission.
• Romans tended to be philhellenic and Greeks were generally loyal to Rome.
• The first success of London Philhellenic Committee is to recruit Lord Byron as membership.
• He was also a sympathiser with the Greek cause, having subscribed to the London Philhellenic Committee.
• He detested Metternich's intrigues and was more sympathetic to the Greeks, having joined the London Philhellenic Committee.
• Philhellenic movement led to new archaeological discoveries as well contributing to the Greek War of Independence from the Ottoman empire.
• Because of their strongly philhellenic sentiments and ambitions to live in Greece, this is normally modern, Demotic Greek rather than Pontian.
• It was financed mainly from the proceeds of the 2nd Greek Loan raised by the London Philhellenic Committee, but also by Capt Hastings'private funds.
• The newspaper was printed on a press that the envoy of the Philhellenic Society of London, Colonel Leicester Stanhope, donated to the Community of Athens.
• In May 66, Nero appointed Alexander as Prefect of philhellenic tendency in equestrian appointments under Nero, but his experience of Egypt must also have commended him.
• The renowned poet Lord Byron even took up arms to join the Greek revolutionaries, while the London Philhellenic Committee was established to aid the Greek insurgents financially.
• The Philhellenic movement led to the introduction of Classics or " Classical studies " as a key element in education, introduced in the Gymnasien in Prussia.
• While a student he was a supporter of the Philhellenic movement, and he participated as a volunteer in the Greek War of Independence along with several fellow students.
• She has high activity in sociopolitical action and invests in the cultivation of the Humanitarian and philhellenic spirit through legal action of international range, literature and scripts as well as sequential art works.
• Little is known of his early life and education, aside from its philhellenic aspect; however, it seems that when his father died in 70 BC, Antiochus succeeded his father as king.
• The theme of Nikos Dimou's " The Misfortune to be Greek " is the perception that the Philhellenic West's projected desire for the modern Greeks to live up to their ancestors'glorious past has always been a burden upon the Greeks themselves.
• From 1827 until his death on August 11, 1828, Jarvis along with Samuel Gridley Howe and Jonathan Peckam Miller, as members of the philhellenic committee of America, continued to contribute by distributing much needed medication, clothing and food to Greek population who had suffered during this time.
• In late 1826, the retired Colonel of the French army Constantin Denis Bourbaki ( Dionysios Vourvachis ), after getting permission from the Greek Government in Nafplio, formed a force battalion of 800-1000 men, using his own money but also an amount that was offered by philhellenic clubs of Europe.
• The groundswell of the Philhellenic movement was result of two generations of intrepid artists and amateur treasure-seekers, from Stuart and Revett, who published their measured drawings as " The Antiquities of Athens " and culminating with the removal of sculptures from Aegina and the Parthenon ( the Elgin marbles ), works that ravished the British Philhellenes, many of whom, however, deplored their removal.
• The Missolonghi Byron Society also, founded in 1991 in the city, is a non profit organisation which is devoted to promoting scholarly and general understanding of Lord Byron's life and poetry as well as cultivating appreciation for other historical figures in the 19th-century international Philhellenic movement, idealists who, like Byron, gave their fortunes, talents, and lives for the cause of Greek War of Independence.