Persae…

This edition of Aeschylus' "Persae" (The Persians) is presented in Latin. Aeschylus, one of the most important of the ancient Greek tragedians, offers in "Persae" a unique historical drama, recounting the Persian perspective on the Battle of Salamis. This edition, meticulously prepared, offers students and scholars a valuable resource for engaging with classical Greek drama in the Latin language. The play explores themes of hubris, defeat, and the consequences of imperial ambition.

Frederick Apthorp Paley, a noted classicist, contributes to this edition, making it an essential resource for those studying classical literature and the Latin language.

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