The Evagoras of Isocrates, With an Intr. and Notes by H. Clarke. [Interleaved Copy]

The Evagoras of Isocrates offers a compelling glimpse into the world of classical Greek oratory and biography. Isocrates, a renowned rhetorician, crafts a portrait of Evagoras, a Cypriot king, presenting him as a model ruler and virtuous leader. This edition, enriched with an introduction and notes by H. Clarke, provides valuable context and insights into the historical and literary significance of the work. Students and enthusiasts of ancient history and classical literature will find this edition particularly useful for its accessibility and scholarly annotations. Explore the themes of leadership, virtue, and political philosophy as articulated by one of antiquity's most influential voices.

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