A Translation of Octavia, a Latin Tragedy, With Notes and Introduction - Lucius Seneca Annaeus

Explore the tumultuous world of imperial Rome with this meticulously prepared edition of "A Translation of Octavia, a Latin Tragedy, with Notes and Introduction." This edition offers a window into the drama of Nero's reign through Seneca's attributed play, "Octavia," a cornerstone of Latin literature. Dive into a world of political intrigue and personal anguish as the story unfolds, offering a glimpse into the life of Octavia, and the machinations of the Roman court.

This edition, translated and annotated by Elizabeth Twining Hall, provides invaluable historical context and insight into the play's themes. Perfect for students, scholars, and anyone fascinated by Roman history and classical drama, this volume brings to life a powerful historical narrative. Delve into a classic tragedy and experience the enduring power of ancient stories.

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