The Complete Greek Tragedies: Euripides I : Alcestis, Medea, The Children of Heracles, Hippolytus (Edition 3) (Paperback)

from TheDivineOomba

This is a random book in my library - I probably picked it up in a library book sale - at the end when the books are given away. I think I had grand aspirations to read it, but didn't actually think I would. So, when I needed a new difficult to read book at night (it puts me to sleep while learni...

from TheDivineOomba

This is a random book in my library - I probably picked it up in a library book sale - at the end when the books are given away. I think I had grand aspirations to read it, but didn't actually think I would. So, when I needed a new difficult to read book at night (it puts me to sleep while learni...

from SperoLaus

Nothing terribly special going on with this one. I think people generally know what to expect from Greek mythology.

from autumnleaving

I don't even remember which edition I read. One of the best things to come out of my experiences as an erstwhile Classical Studies minor is being introduced to the philosophies and tragedies that shaped Western Civ. as I know it now. Euripedes: you're a genius, is all I'm saying. The depth of a m...

from autumnleaving

I don't even remember which edition I read. One of the best things to come out of my experiences as an erstwhile Classical Studies minor is being introduced to the philosophies and tragedies that shaped Western Civ. as I know it now. Euripedes: you're a genius, is all I'm saying. The depth of a m...