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Thucydides, as emerges from the interesting texts in this volume, remains timeless and relevant. The author deciphers some unknown aspects of the great historian’s work, making us participants in his long-term research. He also approaches themes from ancient poetry: Homer, Sappho, and ancient drama (tragedy and comedy).
He enriches his texts with toponyms of the Aegean, with historical issues concerning Athens, Macedonia, Messenia, Sparta, and Crete, as well as Socrates as a subject of sculpture, the summer solstice, and many other interesting topics.
