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Aristophanes: CloudsAris & Phillips Classical Texts Clouds is a partly revised version of a play that failed when it was first produced. It has always fascinated (and usually shocked) students of philosophy because of its portrayal of Socrates as an atheist and a teacher of dishonest rhetoric, justly punished by the agents of the gods whom he refuses to recognise. This third edition was published in 1991, and has been reprinted in 2007 with addenda and a new

Sommerstein of Persians (472)

Grammatical tables

containing all of the best-known myths

particularly Seneca's use of Euripides and Ovid

Η Αγαθονίκη και ο Ιάκωβος

the use of alcohol

textual reconstruction

Book 18 of the Iliad is an outstanding example of the range and power of Homeric epic

the pieces form a continuous series covering the chief events of Athenian history down to 400 BC

The Introduction sets the dialogue in the context of the traditional Athenian funeral oration and of Plato's ongoing critique of contemporary rhetoric

Το κουβάρι αρχίζει να ξετυλίγεται· από την οδό Ισαύρων

a fourth body is found in Wittswood

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