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Frühe Reisende in Phokis Und Lokris lte Reiseberichte vermitteln dem Leser häufig einen völlig neuen Blick auf wohl- Annamarie Felsch-Klotz bekannte Gegenden. Gerade in Griechenland verlief die Wiederentdeckung der klassischenA Landschaften im Zuge der Renaissance sehr langsam und zögerlich, denn das Land war als Teil des Osmanischen Reiches recht schwer zugänglich. Selbst in Frühe Reisende in Phokis und Lokris das berühmte Delphi wagten sich nur relativ wenige Reisende, und die Rahmenbe- dingungen, unter denen diese Reisen dann stattfanden, waren sehr bemerkenswert. Berichte aus Zentralgriechenland Ausführliche Berichte von bildungsbewußten Reisenden, abenteuerlustigen Händlern vom 12. bis 19. Jahrhundert und unter anderem militärisch interessierten Diplomaten sind daher auch heute noch eine interessante und häufig sehr vergnügliche Quelle für die regionalen Zustände in Mittelgriechenland. Diese Zusammenstellung zeigt einerseits, wie sehr sich die beiden Landschaften Phokis und Lokris im Mittelalter und während der Zugehörig- keit zum Osmanischen Reich verändert haben, andererseits aber auch, wie groß der Schritt vom Königreich Griechenland bis in die heutige Zeit ist. Annamarie Felsch-Klotz Frühe Reisende in Phokis und Lokris und Phokis in Reisende Frühe Felsch-Klotz Annamarie ISBN: 978-3-941875-00-5 Universitätsverlag Göttingen Universitätsverlag Göttingen Annamarie Felsch-Klotz Frühe Reisende in Phokis und Lokris This work is licensed under the Creative Commons License 2.0 “by-nd”, allowing you to download, distribute and print the document in a few copies for private or educational use, given that the document stays unchanged and the creator is mentioned. You are not allowed to sell copies of the free version. erschienen im Universitätsverlag Göttingen 2009 Annamarie Felsch-Klotz Frühe Reisende in Phokis und Lokris Berichte aus Zentralgriechenland vom 12. bis 19. Jahrhundert Universitätsverlag Göttingen 2009 Bibliographische Information der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek Die Deutsche Nationalbibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen Nationalbibliographie; detaillierte bibliographische Daten sind im Internet über <http://dnb.ddb.de> abrufbar. Anschrift des Autors Annamarie Felsch-Klotz e-mail: [email protected] Dieses Buch ist auch als freie Onlineversion über die Homepage des Verlags sowie über den OPAC der Niedersächsischen Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek (http://www.sub.uni-goettingen.de) erreichbar und darf gelesen, heruntergeladen sowie als Privatkopie ausgedruckt werden. Es gelten die Lizenzbestimmungen der Onlineversion. Es ist nicht gestattet, Kopien oder gedruckte Fassungen der freien Onlineversion zu veräußern. Satz und Layout: Annamarie Felsch-Klotz Umschlaggestaltung: Jutta Pabst Titelabbildungen: Ausschnitt der Karte J.B. Seitz: Charte von dem Königreiche Griechenland, München: Cotta 1832) Delphi aus J. Spon: Voyage d´Italie, de Dalmatie, de Grece, et du Levant. Lyon 1678. Tom. II, Page 55 Ruins of Lilaia, aus: Edward Dodwell, Views and descriptions of Cyclopian or Pelasgic remains in Greece and Italy, intended as a supplement to his classical and topographical tour in Greece. London 1834 Krissa, aus: Hugh William Willams: Select views in Greece with classical illustrations, Vol.II, Taf.62, London 1829 © 2009 Universitätsverlag Göttingen http://univerlag.uni-goettingen.de ISBN: 978-3-941875-00-5 Inhaltsverzeichnis Einleitung ...........................................................................................................9 Reiserouten .......................................................................................................11 GeschichtedesReisens...................................................................................15 DieReisenden ..................................................................................................29 1165 Benjamin von Tudela ................................................................................29 1436 Cyriacus von Ancona ................................................................................30 1470 Giovanni Angiolello ..................................................................................31 1599 ThomasDallam..........................................................................................32 1668 EvliyaCelebi...............................................................................................33 1669 RobertdeDreux ........................................................................................35 1676 JacobSponundGeorge Wheler..............................................................36 1715 Benjamin Brue............................................................................................40 1740 RichardPococke ........................................................................................41 1766 RichardChandler .......................................................................................43 1780 Louis Fauvel................................................................................................46 um1790 Louis Felix AugustedeBeaujour..........................................................47 1794 SaverioScrofani .........................................................................................48 1794 JohnSibthorpeundJohnHawkins.........................................................50 1801 EdwardDanielClarke...............................................................................52 1805 EdwardDodwell,SimonePomardiund WilliamGell.........................54 1805-6 WilliamMartin Leake................................................................................59 1806 HenryRaikes...............................................................................................62 1807 FredericGuillaumede Vaudoncourt......................................................64 1809 JohnCamHobhouse.................................................................................66 1810 WilliamHaygarth .......................................................................................71 1810-11 OttoMagnusFreiherr vonStackelbergundCarlHaller von Hallerstein ..................................................................................................72 1811 JohnGalt.....................................................................................................76 1812 HenryHolland............................................................................................77 1813 CharlesRobertCockerellundThomasSmartHughes........................79 6 Inhaltsverzeichnis 1814 William Turner ...........................................................................................83 um1815FrancoisCharlesPouqueville ................................................................85 1817 Hugh William Williams.............................................................................86 1818 Thomas Jolliffe...........................................................................................88 1822 DanielElster...............................................................................................89 1824(?) „ein Deutscher“ ........................................................................................92 1832-33 Christopher WordsworthundRichardMoncktonMilnes ................94 1834 HeinrichSander..........................................................................................97 1834 KarlBronzetti...........................................................................................100 1834 RichardBurgess........................................................................................102 1834 LudwigRoss .............................................................................................104 1835 Jakob von Röser.......................................................................................107 1835 KarlGustavFiedler .................................................................................109 1836 KarlSchönwälder.....................................................................................110 1836 Hermann Fürst vonPückler-Muskau...................................................112 1837 HeinrichNikolausUlrichs......................................................................115 1838 WilliamMure............................................................................................116 1838 JohannGreverus......................................................................................117 1839 Christian August Brandis........................................................................118 1839 JosephRussegger .....................................................................................120 1840 KarlOtfriedMüllerundErnstCurtius ................................................122 1841 Jean AlexandreBuchon .........................................................................126 1841 Fritz vonFarenheid.................................................................................127 1842 Friedrich Gottlieb Welcker ...................................................................129 1842 LudolphStephani....................................................................................131 um1849 Aubreyde Vere......................................................................................132 1851 GustaveFlaubert......................................................................................133 1852 HermannHettner ....................................................................................135 1852 HenryBaird...............................................................................................136
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