Lucian (Volume Vii)
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Wit sharper than a philosopher's tongue. Lucian's irreverent voice echoes across centuries, skewering the follies of gods, men, and empires. In this seventh volume, readers are invited to savour the finest ancient Greek satire-a spirited blend of philosophical dialogues, rhetorical critique, and the sly humour that made Lucian infamous in second century Rome. His works, rooted in the Greek literary tradition yet bracingly modern, lampoon the pretensions of his age while inviting us to laugh at our own. This volume stands as both a cornerstone of any classical literature collection and a lively…mehr

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Wit sharper than a philosopher's tongue. Lucian's irreverent voice echoes across centuries, skewering the follies of gods, men, and empires. In this seventh volume, readers are invited to savour the finest ancient Greek satire-a spirited blend of philosophical dialogues, rhetorical critique, and the sly humour that made Lucian infamous in second century Rome. His works, rooted in the Greek literary tradition yet bracingly modern, lampoon the pretensions of his age while inviting us to laugh at our own. This volume stands as both a cornerstone of any classical literature collection and a lively entry point for those new to the ancient world's humour. Lucian's masterful command of parody and wit is as relevant for classical studies enthusiasts as it is for casual readers seeking a window into the interplay of belief, reason, and absurdity. His dialogues and stories, rich in historical context, continue to inspire academic study and delight those drawn to historical fiction series that bridge the gap between past and present. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today-a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether for study or pleasure, Lucian's voice endures, offering a rare blend of entertainment and insight in this essential ancient satire anthology.