The Birds Of Aristophanes

Exploring themes of power and human nature, this ancient comedy features two Athenians, Peithetairos and Euelpides, who flee to a utopian land inhabited by birds. Their journey reveals a unique avian society and critiques contemporary politics. Presented in original Greek, the book includes notes that clarify historical and cultural contexts, as well as a metrical table to enhance understanding of its poetic structure. This classic work offers valuable insights into ancient Greek culture and literature, making it essential for enthusiasts of the genre.