Cambridge Library Collection - Classics: Pindar: Nemean and Isthmian Odes: With Notes Explanatory and Critical, Introductions, and Introductory Essays (Paperback)

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If you judged this book by its cover and picked it up hoping for some rough man-love, think again, Buster. What we have here are the texts of commissioned chorus pieces. Divorced from the original Greek poetry, music and performance, I'm not sure that you could call them literature. There is the ...

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This was an extremely intriguing and interesting ancient Greek text (odes based on mythology and so forth.) Pindar's style stands out as a epitome of what ancient Greece was capable of nurturing and bringing forth amongst its ranks. Pindar is quite a poet, and his inventive and powerful focus bri...

from dirkjohnson

For some reason Charlton Griffin has read most of my favorite books for audio, and most of them are available only with him reading them. Unfortunately, Charlton Griffin is about my least favorite reader. Much as I love the various works he reads, it's always a struggle for me to pay attention to...

from Lukerik

If you judged this book by its cover and picked it up hoping for some rough man-love, think again, Buster. What we have here are the texts of commissioned chorus pieces. Divorced from the original Greek poetry, music and performance, I'm not sure that you could call them literature. There is the ...