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Clodia : A SourcebookA striking portrait of one of the most fascinating women in Roman history. Noble and notorious, the flamboyant Clodia Metelli was the object of passion in poetry and prose in ancient Rome and appears in more written sources than any other woman of her day. Cicero, in a famous oration, branded her a whore yet in private correspondence mentions seeking her help. Her stormy affair with the poet Catullus the Western world's first recorded romance with a

Lord’s The Singer of Tales remains the fundamental study of the distinctive techniques and aesthetics of oral epic poetry

It is an essay on moral education in Aristotle which not only delineates the Aristotelian proposal but contrasts it with Platonic

It is a fascinating

Although important examples of some genres of occasional prose were composed in the fifth and fourth centuries BC by Thucydides

and themes such as freedom

Μια καραβιά εξαφανισμένοι τουρίστες

a casual observer might have thought they were school friends

bitter condemnation

and violence

Το αίμα να τινάζεται στους τοίχους και στο πάτωμα

Clytemnestra is no stranger to pain

and demonstrated to be successful