Lucian (Volume Vii)
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Wit sharper than a philosopher's blade. Lucian's words, penned in the heart of second-century Rome, still sting and amuse with their irreverence and insight. Volume VII of this celebrated classical literature collection gathers his most incisive Greek satirical works, drawing readers into a world where ancient Greek humour and philosophical discourse collide with timeless relevance. From biting satirical essays to playful philosophical dialogues, Lucian's works delight classic literature enthusiasts and newcomers alike. His lampoons of superstition, hypocrisy, and intellectual pretension are…mehr

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Wit sharper than a philosopher's blade. Lucian's words, penned in the heart of second-century Rome, still sting and amuse with their irreverence and insight. Volume VII of this celebrated classical literature collection gathers his most incisive Greek satirical works, drawing readers into a world where ancient Greek humour and philosophical discourse collide with timeless relevance. From biting satirical essays to playful philosophical dialogues, Lucian's works delight classic literature enthusiasts and newcomers alike. His lampoons of superstition, hypocrisy, and intellectual pretension are as fresh today as when they first echoed through the streets of ancient Greece. This volume stands as an essential ancient satire anthology, offering not only entertainment but also a window into the cultural and intellectual life of its era. Scholars and students will find it an invaluable academic study resource, while lovers of ancient Greek settings will savour every page. 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. For those seeking the enduring charm of the works of Lucian, this is more than a book; it is a bridge to the wit and wisdom of a vanished world.