This provocative collection of essays written by the influential Greek scholar E. R. Dodds between 1929 and 1971. represents the wide range of his literary and philosophical interests. Insightful and learned, the essays combine profound scholarship with the lucid humanity of a teacher aware of the special value of Greek studies in the modern world.
Deryck Cooke
Jennifer Ingleheart
M. L. West
J. E. Parkinson
Andrew Wallace
John A. L. Lee
Joseph McCahery, Sol Picciotto, and Colin Scott
Basil Dufallo
Gunther Martin
T. R. S. Allan
Jan Parker and Timothy Mathews
Fourth Edition
Sarah B. Pomeroy, Stanley M. Burstein, Walter Donlan...
Robert Hapgood
Rosaria Vignolo Munson
Joanne M. A. Murphy
G. F. Parker
Arts & Humanities > Classical Studies > Classical Literature > Textual Criticism
This provocative collection of essays written by the influential Greek scholar E. R. Dodds between 1929 and 1971. represents the wide range of his literary and philosophical interests. Insightful and learned, the essays combine profound scholarship with the lucid humanity of a teacher aware of the special value of Greek studies in the modern world.
Deryck Cooke
Jennifer Ingleheart
M. L. West
J. E. Parkinson
Andrew Wallace
John A. L. Lee
Joseph McCahery, Sol Picciotto, and Colin Scott
Basil Dufallo
Gunther Martin
T. R. S. Allan
Jan Parker and Timothy Mathews
Fourth Edition
Sarah B. Pomeroy, Stanley M. Burstein, Walter Donlan...
Robert Hapgood
Rosaria Vignolo Munson
Joanne M. A. Murphy
G. F. Parker
Arts & Humanities > Classical Studies > Classical Literature > Textual Criticism
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