Publisher's Synopsis
Hesiodi Opera Et Dies is a scholarly edition of Hesiod's Works and Days, presented in Latin. This edition, meticulously prepared by Hésiode and Van Lennep, draws upon manuscript sources and early printings to offer a critical text of this foundational work of Greek literature.
The volume includes a commentary that elucidates the text, providing insights into Hesiod's language, context, and enduring influence. Designed for students and scholars of classical literature, this edition offers a valuable resource for understanding Hesiod's contribution to ancient Greek thought and poetics. The book explores themes of agriculture, morality, and cosmology, reflecting the concerns of early Greek society.
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