This collection, "Selected Writings," showcases the wit and wisdom of Lucian of Samosata, a prominent satirist and rhetorician of the 2nd century AD. Edited by Francis Greenleaf Allinson, this volume offers a curated selection of Lucian's most enduring works, providing readers with a comprehensive introduction to his unique perspective on ancient society, philosophy, and mythology.
Lucian's sharp intellect and satirical style challenged the conventions of his time, and his writings continue to resonate with modern audiences. From philosophical dialogues to humorous tales, this collection captures the breadth and depth of Lucian's literary genius. Explore timeless themes through the eyes of a master storyteller and critical thinker.
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