Experience the raw power of Roman drama with "The Tragedies of Seneca," a compelling collection of plays from the first century. This meticulously prepared edition presents the verse translations of Lucius Annaeus Seneca's timeless works. Explore the foundations of Western dramatic tradition through Seneca's profound influence on tragedy.

This collection offers a deep dive into the world of classical literature, exploring themes of fate, revenge, and the human condition through the lens of Roman society. Beyond the plays themselves, this edition includes comparative analyses of corresponding Greek and Roman plays and a detailed mythological index, providing invaluable context for understanding Seneca's work.

A cornerstone of ancient drama, these tragedies continue to resonate with their intense emotion and enduring exploration of morality. Discover the brilliance of Seneca, a master of dramatic art and a key figure in the development of tragedy. A must-have for enthusiasts of classical literature and anyone interested in the roots of dramatic storytelling.

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