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Negociando Como Un Fenicio
di Dr. Habib Chamoun-Nicolés en colaboración con Randy Doyle Hazlett, PhD
Queda rigurosamente prohibida, sin autorización escrita
del Dr. Habib Chamoun-Nicolás, bajo las sanciones
establecidas por las leyes, la reproducción total o
parcial de esta obra por cualquier medio o
procedimiento, comprendidos la reprografía, el
tratamiento informático, así como la distribución de
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The Phoenician Solar Theology
by Dr. Joseph Azize, Ancient History & Coordinator, Litigation and Evidence Courses, Faculty of Law, UTS
This book, the first study of its kind, contends that an authentic
Phoenician solar theology existed, reaching back to at least the fifth or
sixth century BCE. Through Azize's examination, a portrait of a vibrant
Phoenician tradition of spiritual thought emerges: a native tradition not
dependent upon Hellenic thought, but related to other Semitic cultures of
the ancient Near East, and, of course, to Egypt. In light of this analysis,
it can be seen that Phoenician religion possessed a unique organizing power
in which the sun, the sun god, life, death, and humanity, were linked in a
profound system. Publisher: Gorgias Press, (2005) Language: English ISBN: 1593332106
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Milad: The Voyage to Ophir
by by Nazam Anhar
Nazam Anhar has written the first Phoenician adventure story for children. The hero is Milad, a farmer’s son, who sets out on his first voyage aboard the Phoenician merchant ships. He sails in the fleet of King Solomon, bound for the mysterious African land of Ophir. He faces perilous storms, attack by pirates, and a difficult homeward journey that takes him through the wilds of Africa and the tombs of Egypt. On his travels he befriends the wise navigator Hakim, an Egyptian tomb-maker’s son, and a fugitive stowaway. The novel is not only an exciting adventure story, but also deals with the many achievements of the Phoenicians and their enduring legacy to world civilization. Children aged 9 to 12 will be educated while enjoying the thrilling story. Published by Scholastic Australia. |
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Phoenicians
by Sanford Holst
Now, for the first time, read the complete story of these remarkable people and the ancient Mediterranean. The Phoenicians rose to fame on the shores of Lebanon, and became the masters of rich sea trade. They brought us the alphabet, purple cloth, Carthage and Hannibal. That much everyone knows. But there was much more to their story. They accumulated wealth and knowledge at a fabulous rate, yet hid it all from view. Publicly adventurous, highly skilled and diplomatic, they were privately lovers of inspiring art, luxurious homes, and the beauty of nature. They were intimately involved with the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians in many of the epic events of the ancient Mediterranean. Through their eyes we now learn much more about those great events. |
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Negotiate Like a Phoenician
by Dr. Habib Chamoun, in collaboration with Randy Doyle Hazlett, PhD
Ever wondered what you might learn about negotiation by studying the Bible? As it turns out, according to Dr. Habib Chamoun, quite a lot. The Hebrew Scriptures actually offer negotiating texts – all derived from the Phoenician business model. And, using a system he calls "TradeablesTM," Dr. Chamoun shows how this ancient wisdom applies in a wide range of contemporary business settings. There's even an appendix analyzing the benefits of on-line negotiation instruction and other teaching technologies. If you are looking for historical insights that will help you improve your business negotiations, this is the book for you. |
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Plotting the Globe: Stories of Meridians, Parallels, and the International Date Line
by Avraham Ariel, Nora Ariel Berger
People use concepts such as time and date to structure their lives on a daily basis. They often measure their travel by marking points arranged along great circles on the globe. Yet most do not understand the origin and history of these terms and the stories of the intrepid adventurers, scientists, and seafarers who shaped our picture of the world today. Ariel transports readers to faraway lands and ancient cultures that span more than 3500 years of exploration. Phoenicians, Spaniards, Portuguese, British, French, and many others star in an epic that stretches from Lapland to Cape Horn, via Greenwich, Paris, the Andes and the Fortunate Islands. Publisher: Greenwood Publishing Group, Incorporated (December 5, 2005) Language: English ISBN: 0275988953
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Fire and Bronze : A Novel of Carthage
by Robert Raymond
Her name was Elisha, and she was born eight centuries before the time of Christ. Fire and Bronze is her story, full of passion, intrigue and adventure, brought to vivid life by a new star of historical fiction: Robert Raymond. He tells the dramatic story of Elisha's failed coup against her brother, the king of Tyre, and her escape to Cyprus with her supporters and a good portion of the royal treasury. From there she launches her greatest and bloodiest endeavor: the foundation of the "Queen of Citites" which changes the course of civilization and establishes Elisha as one of the dominant forces on the continent.
Publisher: iBooks, Inc (October 10, 2005)
Language: English
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A Boy Named Germanicus
by Ralph D. Paxson
The author takes us aboard a grain ship one night in the harbor of First Century Rome as Germanicus and a pal stow-away on a grain ship. They are discovered and made galley slaves for the voyage. They are shipwrecked—rescued by a fisherman; they join a camel caravan across the deserts of Syria and the Middle East. Along the way, Germanicus meets a Wizard who gives him many gifts; money to go home to Rome, many strange powers and also a Genie! He meets a beautiful girl, receives his first kiss, before returning to Rome. A Boy Named Germanicus is a history based fictional tale describing life in the First Century Roman Empire through the eyes of a young boy. It is the only novel for young readers about this subject that has been written in modern times.Publisher: PublishAmerica (June 1, 2003) Language: English ISBN: 1592866727 |
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Dr. Mark A. McMenamin
Professor of Geology
Mount Holyoke College
50 College Street
South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075
Books by Dr. McMenamin (below) may be ordered from:
Meanma Press
63 Silver Street
South Hadley, Mass. 01075 USA
Telephone (413) 533-4507
THBO TSRM ADRNM WOD TSORNM [All about Phoenician Coinage]. Publisher: Meanma Press, 1996, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-0-4. Carthaginian Cartography: A Stylized Exergue Map. Publisher: Meanma Press, 1996, Language: Phoenician,ISBN 0-9651136-1-2.
An Introduction to Phoenician Grammar. 1997 Publisher: Meanma Press, 1996, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-3-9.
A Concise Phoenician-English English-Phoenician Dictionary. 1997 Publisher: Meanma Press, 1996, Language: Phoenician, ISBN
The Carthaginians Were Here: Evidence for an Early Crossing of the Atlantic. Volume I. Publisher: Meanma Press, 1999, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-4-7 (Volume I).
The Carthaginians Were Here: Evidence for an Early Crossing of the Atlantic. Volume II. Publisher: Meanma Press, 1999, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-5-5 (Volume II).
The Carthaginians Were Here: Evidence for an Early Crossing of the Atlantic. Volumes I and II. Publisher: Meanma Press, 1999, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-6-3 (2 Volume Set).
Phoenician Coins and Their Countermarks. Publisher: Meanma Press, 2000, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-7-1.
Make Your Own Circular Slide Rule. Technology Quest Series Number 2. Publisher: Meanma Press, 2000, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-8-X.
Sympathy for the Slide Rule: Slide Rules in Scientific Innovation and Technology Education. Technology Quest Series Number 1.
Publisher: Meanma Press, 2000, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 0-9651136-9-8.
Rare Exonumia of the Late Twentieth Century. Publisher: Meanma Press, 2000, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 1-893882-00-4.
Phoenicians, Fakes and Barry Fell: Solving the Mystery of Carthaginian Coins Found in America. Publisher: Meanma Press, 2000, Language: Phoenician, ISBN 1-893882-01-2. |
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