This classic work of literature is a cornerstone of Western civilization. With its lyrical and evocative language, Virgil's masterpiece offers readers a timeless exploration of the human condition and our place in the world.
In this scholarly study of ancient Greek literature, Henry Rushton Fairclough analyzes the attitudes of Greek tragedians toward the natural world. Drawing on a wide range of sources, Fairclough explores themes such as environmentalism, mythology, and the relationship between humans and nature. A fascinating read for classicists and environmentalists alike.