Aristotle and the Arc of Tragedy is the latest of Leon Golden¡¦s books to connect Ancient Greece to modern culture.

This book analyzes in detail the argument that Aeschylus was a great poet whose views on religious and political thought were naive and primitive.

Joseph Heller¡¦s Catch-22 has been interpreted from many different vantage points in the nearly fifty years since it was first published.

This collection of studies on ancient poetry and historiography pays tribute to the distinguished classicist Tony Woodman.

Although the Iliad has a history dating back more than three thousand years, it remains a riveting and insightful study of universal themes relating to the human condition.

This volume offers, for the first time, an anthology of important texts, with accompanying commentary, that illustrate this diverse and significant Horatian influence.