The authors of this book delved into the history of the Wall that ran from coast to coast, dividing Britain in two. Occasionally the Romans would march north and consider the complete conquest of the island; at other times the northern tribes would spill over the Wall to pillage the Roman province. Lees verder

"Surviving Greek Tragedy" is a history of the physical survival to the present day of the thirty-two extant tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides. Lees verder

This Study Of Sophocles' "oedipus At Colonus" Demonstrates The Applicability Of Contemporary Narrative Models To Drama. The Text Is Presented As Uniquely Rich, Deftly Using The Figure And History Of Blind Oedipus To Explore Some Of The Basic Narratological Concerns Of Greek Tragedy. Lees verder

This Volume Combines All The Avaliable Manuscripts Of The Oldest Version Of The "synagoge", And Thus Provides A Complete And Critical Survey Of The Context Of The Genesis And Developmental Stages Of This Work. In Addition, The Second Part Presents A New Edition Of The Alpha From Manuscript B. Lees verder

This title explores the gladiators of Ancient Rome. Some were prisoners of war and criminals, but others volunteered for the profession. The author relates how they were recruited and trained, and how they fought. Many types of gladiator are covered, from Retiarius to Myrmilo. Lees verder