Like its companion volume, A Cabinet of Roman Curiosities, this is an uproarious miscellany of odd stories and facts, culled from a lifetime of teaching ancient Greek civilization. In some ways, the book demonstrates how much the Greeks were like us. Politicians were regarded as…
This book is a compilation of strange facts, stories, and superstitions about Ancient Greece from Ancient sources, including stories about society, religion, and politics.
A miscellany of odd stories and facts about the ancient Greeks, demonstrating how much they were--and were not--like us.
Like its companion volume, A Cabinet of Roman Curiosities, this is an uproarious miscellany of odd stories and facts, culled from a lifetime of teaching ancient Greek civilization. In some ways, the book demonstrates how much the Greeks were like us. Politicians were regarded as…