Publisher's Synopsis
In "Die Nachbildung griechischer und römischer Muster in Senecas Troades und Agamemnon", Kurt Liedloff examines the influence of Greek and Roman models on Seneca's tragedies, "Troades" and "Agamemnon." This study, originally published in 1902, offers a detailed analysis of Seneca's dramatic techniques, focusing on how he adapted and transformed classical sources. Liedloff's work provides valuable insights into Seneca's creative process and his engagement with the literary traditions of Greece and Rome. This book will be of interest to scholars and students of classical literature, drama, and comparative literature.
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