From Samarkand to Chang'an. Cultural Traces of the Sogdians in China. Religion Daniel Hourdé decides to return

Daniel Hourdé decides to return to a traditional technique and material

Sophocles scrutinizes the silences and ambiguities of the Homeric text to construct the portrait of a man who is a victim of the gods

Extending in a personal way the ethical lesson of Socrates

through prestigious illuminated manuscripts

Part One THE WONDERFUL STORIES OF THE GREEK AND ROMAN GODS HESIOD To the Muses Castration of Ouranos and Birth of the Olympians Myth of Pandora The Myth of Races Justice HOMER Dios Apaté Circe

From Samarkand to Chang'an. Cultural Traces of the Sogdians in China. Religion Daniel Hourdé decides to returnFrom Samarkand to Chang'an: Cultural Traces of the Sogdians in China ( ) est un ouvrage collectif consacr aux traces culturelles laisses par les Sogdiens en Chine. Peuple de marchands et de diplomates originaires de l'Asie centrale (actuel Ouzbkistan), les Sogdiens ont jou un rle majeur dans les changes le long de la Route de la Soie, entre Samarcande et la capitale impriale Chang'an. Dirig par Rong Xinjiang et Zhang Zhiqing, cet ouvrage de rfrence