Addresses to Distinguished
Associations (selected) |
Green Book Sidelights on the Role
Of Women in Plato’s Republic, Paper Read Before the
Second World Congress of the Libyan People’s Jamahiriya
in Sebha, (March 1987).
Some Greek Mythological Motifs in the Mahavamsa,
(Paper) Classical Association of Ceylon, (January 1988).
King Kelanitissa’s Crime, (Paper) International
Association of Historians of Asia, (August 1988).
Knox on Elephants (Paper) Royal Asiatic Society of
Sri Lanka, (June 1991).
Of Mummies and Medicine, (Talk) Psychological Seminar,
University of Peradeniya, No. 21 (August 1991).
Holding the Demos together; Classical Dimensions of
the Green Book Theory, Paper Read Before the Third World
Congress of the Libyan People’s Jamahiriya in Tripoli
(November 1994).
Greek Motifs in the Jatakas, (Talk) Classical
Association of Ceylon, (June 1995).
Mummification in Ancient Egypt, (Talk with Slides)
Alliance Francaise, Kandy, (August 1997).
Some Observations on the Jatakas, (Talk) Dharmaraja
Foundation Incorporated, Kandy, (November, 1997).
Abusing the Elephant: Pseudo-Specification and
Prognostication in Ancient Elephant Lore (Paper
Presented at The National Symposium on Elephant
Management and Conservation Held at The BMICH Colombo
(May 29-30, 1998)
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Research Publications
(selected) |
Articles in English
THE DANCING PEACOCK, ‘Loris’: Journal of the
Wildlife and Nature Protection Society of Sri Lanka,
vol. XX no. 6, (Dec. 1995.) p. 241 - 244.
ANIMALS IN AESOP AND THE JATAKAS. Sri Lanka Journal
of the Humanities, vol. XXI, nos.1and 2 (1995) p. 57 -
87.THE JATAKA BODHISATTA, Sri Lanka Journal of
the Humanities, vol. XXII, nos. 1 and 2 (1996) p.51-62
WILDLIFE IN THE JATAKA, ‘Loris’: Journal of the Wildlife
and Nature Protection Society of Sri Lanka, vol. XXI no.
2, (1996 Dec.) p. 45 - 47.ILLISA’S BUMP AND
AMPHITRYON’S BOWL (DIVINE IMPERSONATION IN A GREEK MYTH
AND AN INDIAN JATAKA), Sri Lanka Journal of the
Humanities, vol. XXIII, nos. 1 and 2, (1997), p. 65 –
75.ABUSING THE ELEPHANT, Pseudo-specification
and Prognostication in Ancient Elephant Lore. Nature
(September 1998) p. 61 - 65 and Gajah no. 20 (Jan. 2001)
p. 51 - 59.ORPHEUS, RHESUS AND THE RETURN OF
SOULS, Uvasara: Prof. Ananda S. Kulasuriya Felicitation
Volume, (1999) p. 441 – 457.ARISTOTLE ON
PYTHAGORAS: PORTRAIT OF THE GREEK BHAGAVAN Sri Lanka
Journal of the Humanities, vol. XXIV and XXV1998-1999)
p.218-230 REINCARNATION IN PLATO. Prof. Lily de
Silva Felicitation Volume: University of Peradeniya
(2002) p. 198 - 253.OF ELEPHANTS AND FROGS
(Communication) 'Loris' Journal of the Wildlife and
Nature Protection Society of Sri Lanka, vol. XXII no.4
(Dec.2000) p.29-31. ARISTOTLE’S NOTICES ON THE
ELEPHANT. ‘Gajah’, Journal of the Asian Elephant
Specialist Group. No.22 (July 2003) p.71-75.
Book Review: TAPROBANE : ANCIENT SRI LANKA AS KNOWN TO
THE GREEKS AND THE ROMANS by D.P.M.Weerakkody . Sri
Lanka Journal of the Humanities. vol. XXVII and XXVIII
(2001-2002) p.265-269.FIVE ROYAL SUICIDES, Sri
Lanka Journal of the Humanities. vol. XXIX-XXX
(2003-2004) p. 267-277.THE INUNDATION OF
KELANIYA Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities. vol. XXXI
nos. 1 and 2 (2005) p. 24-33.GREEKS IN THE
MAHAWAMSA Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities vol. XXXII
nos. 1 and 2 (2006) p 1 - 22.A NOTE ON THE
MOTIF OF THE SERIVANIJA JATAKA Accepted for publication
in of Sri Lanka Journal of the Humanities vol. XXXIII
nos. 1 and 2 (2007). |
Articles in Sinhala
ADHYAPANAYA PILIBANDA PLATOGE DHARSHANAYA,
Adhyapanaya (Sinhala issue of the Journal of the
National Educational Society of Ceylon) (1967) p. 71 -
83.
OEDIPUS RAJA: PURAKATHAVA, Vichithi (1966) p. 33 -
60.MILETUS HI ANAXIMENES Dharshanavadaya, vol.
2, no. 1 (1961 - 1962) p. 82 - 89.MILETUS HI
ANAXIMANDER, Dharshanavadaya, vol. 1, no. 2 (1960) p. 16
- 25.MILETUS HI THALES, Dharshanavadaya, vol.
1, no. 1 (1960) p. 37 - 56.Several lengthy
articles in Sinhala contributed to the SINHALESE
ENCYCLOPAEDIA on Classical head-words.VIJAYA
PURAVURTHIYA Prof. Anuradha Senevirathne Felicitation
Volume, Colombo (2004) p.95-134.THUCYDIDES SAHA
GREEKA ITHIHASIKA SAMPRADAYAYA, Ithihasaya Athithaya,
ed. Ranaweera Leslie Gunawardana, Colombo (2005), p.13 –
45. |
Books in Sinhala & English
GREEKA HA ROMA LEKHANA (Translated into Sinhala from
the original Greek and Latin, with introduction and
notes by self, Colombo (Jointly 2000).
THE BLACK LAND HISTORY AND CIVILIZATION OF ANCIENT
EGYPT, Colombo (2000).
PERENI MISARAYA (Translation of The Black Land into
Sinhala) Jointly . Colombo (2000).
GREEK MYTHS (Translation into English from the Latin
with introduction and notes by self, of Hyginus' Fabulae)
Colombo (2000).
GREEKA MYTHYA KATHA (Translation into Sinhala from
the Latin ,with introduction and notes by self,of
Hyginus' Fabulae) Jointly. Colombo (2000).
VIYAPATH VIYA (Translation into Sinhala from the
Latin, with introduction and notes by self, of Cicero's
De Senectute) Jointly. Colombo (2002).
LUCIUS APULEIUSGE PARINAMAYAN (Raththaran Buruwa)
(Translation into Sinhala .from the Latin with
Introduction and notes by self, of Apuleius' The Golden
Ass) Jointly. Colombo ,(2002).
GREEK STORY MOTIFS IN THE JATAKAS. Colombo, (2003).
MAHAVAMSA STUDIES: GREEK MYTH IN THE ANCIENT
TRADITION. Colombo, (2004)MAHAVAMSA STUDIES:
KANDULA: THE ELEPHANT AT WAR. Colombo (2005)
ALEXANDER RAJUGE ASIRIMATH JEEWANA CHARITAYA.
(Translation into Sinhala of The Alexander Romance from
the Greek, with introduction and notes by self) Jointly,
Colombo.(2004)ARGO NAVIYANGE VEERA CHARIKAVA
(Translation into Sinhala from the Greek, with
introduction and notes,of Apollonius Rhodius’
Argonautika.)Jointly. Colombo.ROMA KATHANDARA
(Translation into Sinhala with introduction by self, of
65 stories from the Latin, of the Gesta Romanorum
Jointly. Colombo (2007). |