Timon of Athens

by William Shakespeare

Timon of Athens is the bitterest and most negative of all Shakespeare's tragedies.

Apartment in Athens

by Glenway Wescott

Bibliotheca

by Apollodorus of Athens

THE original text of the Library contains no formal subdivisions or chapter headings; at most, the author occasionally i...

Constitution d'Athènes

by Aristotle

ARISTOTLE'S Constitution of Athens formed part of an extensive collection of histories of the constitutions of one hundr...

Timon of Athens

by William Shakespeare

Timon of Athens Illustrated

by William Shakespeare

The Mark of Athena

by Rick Riordan

Ehe sie auf die explodierende Statue gestoßen war, hatte Annaget geglaubt, auf alles vorbereitet zu sein

Athens, its rise and fall

by Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron Lytton

Dyscolus

by Menander of Athens

Pericles of Athens and the birth of democracy

by Donald Kagan

In the first decade of the fifth century, about 494,* the pregnant Agariste, daughter of Hippocrates, dreamed she gave b...

Life of Timon of Athens Annotated

by William Shakespeare

The antiquities of Athens

by Stuart, James, James Stuart

Courtesans & fishcakes

by James N. Davidson, James Davidson

The Peloponnesian War

by Donald Kagan

THE WORLD OF THE GREEKS extended from scattered cities on the south coast of Spain at the far western end of the Mediter...

The theatre of Dionysus in Athens

by Arthur W. Pickard-Cambridge

Inside ancient Athens

by Fiona MacDonald, David Salariya

Threshold of Democracy

by Josiah Ober, Naomi J. Norman

Athens and Sparta

by Anton Powell

In 479 BC the city of Athens was in ruins.

Timon of Athens

by William Shakespeare

Assassins of Athens

by Jeffrey Siger