Lucretius, Poet & Philosopher
Cambridge [Eng.]The University Press (1936)
| Abstract | The Greek priests were concerned with ritual alone, and rarely, if ever, assumed the office of moralist; the philosophers, such as Parmenides and Empedocles ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Didactic poetry, Latin History and criticism Philosophy, Ancient, in literature | |||||||||
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| Call number | PA6484.S5 | |||||||||
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