Lux Orbis series
We are moving into times where the darkness once again spreads its shadow menacingly over humanity, in every aspect of our lives: political, social, religious... In our country these phenomena appear magnified, a fact that has clearly influenced a series of factors that they adversely affect our particular temperament and culture. The Book Series of iWrite Publications, under the name Lux Orbis (The Light of the World), attempts to highlight progressive ideas of contemporary thinkers, as well as brilliant, forgotten works from the modern era (17th-20th centuries). The ultimate goal of the initiators of this fresh publishing effort is to bring to the forefront of the Public Sphere the need for the coming of a New Enlightenment, which in turn will inoculate society with information and radical positions that will help the Sun rise again above Greece.
Just Released
The Church after the Revolution of 1821
The shocking conclusion of the commission appointed by Othon and led to the secession from the patriarchate
The Apology Due (Hardcover Edition)
The history of ecclesiastical dominance over Hellenism, the role of the Church in Byzantium and the latest invention of "Greek Christianity"
Apology due
The history of ecclesiastical dominance over Hellenism, the role of the Church in Byzantium and the latest invention of "Greek Christianity"
Secularism in Greek school textbooks
From the accession to the European Community, until the 21st century
The Anglo-French
Critical edition with selections, for one of the most important anonymous texts of the Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment
The scientific god
The clash of Science and Religion through the eyes of a radical Cypriot Voltaireist, in Egypt in 1935
The True History of the Church
A censored Marxist study from the interwar period
Compendium of Theosophical Teaching and Ethics
The last and forbidden work of the persecuted Greek scholar
Sun from the crypt
The conflict of Logic and Superstition during antiquity and the early Christian centuries
The Flute of Panos
Representatives of the ancient world comment on modern reality
The Last Greek Enlightenment
The controversies over the Greek identity and the conflict with K. Paparrigopoulos
The role of the Church in 1821
An editorial offering of the Lux Orbis Series. Get three of our special books at a special price.
Critical Glances at 1821
The construction of post-revolutionary national ideology
Holy light: The roots of doubt
Adamantios Korais: About the holy light in Jerusalem - Neophytos Kausokalyvitis: About the epitaph light
The German of Old Patras without Legend
His role in the Revolution of 1821, through the sources of the time.
Greeks or Romans (e-book)
The dialogue between two leading thinkers on a timeless problem
Available in Ebook
The controversial role of the Orthodox Church in Greece (4th-21st century)
The revival of the unfinished "Melissa" competition from 1821
The Black Book of 1821 (e-book)
Gregory V and other patriarchs, through their counter-revolutionary encyclicals
Available in Ebook
The Black Book of 1821
Gregory V and other patriarchs, through their counter-revolutionary encyclicals
Available in Ebook
Fatherly and Brotherly Teaching
On the threshold of 1821, two worlds collide
Available in Ebook
Religion and Pandemic in Greek Society
Power relations, religious populism and meteoric secularization
Heliocentric System and life in Space in 1821
The ideological conflict between Greek Enlighteners and Christian Logicians
Greeks or Romans?
The dialogue between two leading thinkers on a timeless problem
Available in Ebook
The Attic Society
The secret paths of Hellenism, from Plethon Gemistos to the Revolution
Available in Ebook
The holy light according to Korai
The "Dialogue concerning the Holy Light in Jerusalem" written by the great Greek Enlightenment
The religious question in the French Revolution
Religion and State in Modern France
Newer views of Enlightenment ideas (20th-21st century)
Apology due
The history of ecclesiastical dominance over Hellenism, the role of the Church in Byzantium and the latest invention of "Greek Christianity"
The Apology Due (Hardcover Edition)
The history of ecclesiastical dominance over Hellenism, the role of the Church in Byzantium and the latest invention of "Greek Christianity"
Secularism in Greek school textbooks
From the accession to the European Community, until the 21st century
The scientific god
The clash of Science and Religion through the eyes of a radical Cypriot Voltaireist, in Egypt in 1935
The True History of the Church
A censored Marxist study from the interwar period
Sun from the crypt
The conflict of Logic and Superstition during antiquity and the early Christian centuries
The Flute of Panos
Representatives of the ancient world comment on modern reality
Critical Glances at 1821
The construction of post-revolutionary national ideology
The German of Old Patras without Legend
His role in the Revolution of 1821, through the sources of the time.
Religion and Pandemic in Greek Society
Power relations, religious populism and meteoric secularization
Heliocentric System and life in Space in 1821
The ideological conflict between Greek Enlighteners and Christian Logicians
The religious question in the French Revolution
Religion and State in Modern France
Tribute to 1821
The Church after the Revolution of 1821
The shocking conclusion of the commission appointed by Othon and led to the secession from the patriarchate
The Anglo-French
Critical edition with selections, for one of the most important anonymous texts of the Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment
The True History of the Church
A censored Marxist study from the interwar period
The German of Old Patras without Legend
His role in the Revolution of 1821, through the sources of the time.
Critical Glances at 1821
The construction of post-revolutionary national ideology
The controversial role of the Orthodox Church in Greece (4th-21st century)
The revival of the unfinished "Melissa" competition from 1821
The Black Book of 1821
Gregory V and other patriarchs, through their counter-revolutionary encyclicals
Available in Ebook
Fatherly and Brotherly Teaching
On the threshold of 1821, two worlds collide
Available in Ebook
Heliocentric System and life in Space in 1821
The ideological conflict between Greek Enlighteners and Christian Logicians
Authentic texts of a forgotten era
The Church after the Revolution of 1821
The shocking conclusion of the commission appointed by Othon and led to the secession from the patriarchate
The Anglo-French
Critical edition with selections, for one of the most important anonymous texts of the Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment
Compendium of Theosophical Teaching and Ethics
The last and forbidden work of the persecuted Greek scholar
The Last Greek Enlightenment
The controversies over the Greek identity and the conflict with K. Paparrigopoulos
Holy light: The roots of doubt
Adamantios Korais: About the holy light in Jerusalem - Neophytos Kausokalyvitis: About the epitaph light
Fatherly and Brotherly Teaching
On the threshold of 1821, two worlds collide
Available in Ebook
The Attic Society
The secret paths of Hellenism, from Plethon Gemistos to the Revolution
Available in Ebook
Greeks or Romans?
The dialogue between two leading thinkers on a timeless problem
Available in Ebook
E-Books
The Black Book of 1821 (e-book)
Gregory V and other patriarchs, through their counter-revolutionary encyclicals
Available in Ebook
Greeks or Romans (e-book)
The dialogue between two leading thinkers on a timeless problem
Available in Ebook
Special offers
The role of the Church in 1821
An editorial offering of the Lux Orbis Series. Get three of our special books at a special price.
Series Director's Note
Welcome to the Lux Orbis page. This is a special Series of Books published by iWrite, which focuses its interest on works from the era of the Neo-Greek and European Enlightenment, as well as the projections of these positions and ideas in the modern world. Our books, imbued with passion, original approaches and research passion, fill an important gap in the domestic publishing scene, at the same time grafting the Public Sphere of our country with positions and views worthy of attention.
Our ultimate goal is for the release of each Lux Orbis book to arouse intense interest and reflection, both among the general reading public and among experts, ultimately putting an extra stone in the formation of a new perception of History, which in turn will contribute to the coming of a new Enlightenment that will positively affect our country and its people in the future.
Minas Papageorgiou
Greeks or Romans?
They are both of particular importance on the one hand, because they come from two influential figures of Greek history in the fields of culture and science, and on the other hand, because they contribute to the study of the history of ideas, in view of the 200 years since 1821.
Stellina Margaritidou, thinkfree.gr
Heliocentric System and life in Space in 1821
Particularly topical, enlightening but also different from the usual.
Dionysis Simopoulos, Kathimerini
The forbidden books of 1821
A collection and particularly significant work, regarding the pre-revolutionary texts of the Greek, unknown bibliography.
Christos Demetis, News 24/7
Religion and Pandemic in Greek Society
An extremely straightforward and active book
Dina Daskalopoulou, Editors' Journal
Bee
Two publications that function as time capsules, bringing the reader into direct contact with the real conditions that prevailed in the intellectual circles of Hellenism at the outbreak of the Revolution.
Dimitra Kehagia, APE-MBE
The forbidden books of 1821
Three political texts, which were written over a period of 22 years, from 1797 to 1819, make up the collective work "The forbidden books of 1821" which introduces to the Greek public an extremely original collection of pre-revolutionary texts.
Stellina Margaritidou, The Journal of Editors
The new Lux Orbis book on the Time Machine!
The apology that the Church in Greece has not asked (yet?).
