He published articles in the magazine Filotechnos at Volos and issued the monograph: The major problems: God, the universe, man, Athens 1938, that was awarded by the Apostolic Diakonia of the Church of Greece.
[1] He sought the dissemination of pacifist ideas which rallied Europe’s intellectuals after World War I writing for his anti-war ideas in magazines of Alexandria that had been strongly in line with the European intelligentsia in anti-war initiatives.
Cavafy to express his strong interest in the Delphic vision, according to relevant documents of the Greek Literary and Historical Archive (ELIA), where Cavafy expressed his opinions on the necessity for rallying intellectuals in the after World War I period.
These views, which had already been made known abroad following the participation of C.P.Cavafy to the global anti-war poetry anthology of Ivan Goll, Les Cinq Continents.
Anthologie mondiale de poésie contemporaine, in Paris 1922, became widely known to the Greek people, after the first Delphic Festival that was warmly welcomed by the Alexandrian entourage of C.P.