Roan Xiansheng Complete Works. Volume 10. Letters. Excerpts from Self-compiled Archives and Appendices: Letters. Excerpts from Self-compiled Archives and Appendices

Author: Luo Niansheng
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Luo Niansheng, a renowned scholar and translator of ancient Greek literature in China. To commemorate this great translator who dedicated his entire life to translating ancient Greek literature, the ten-volume Collected Works of Luo Niansheng have been published. It is the most comprehensive collection of Luo Niansheng's translated works to date. The Collected Works of Luo Niansheng not only includes his brilliant translations and related research papers but also features his own prose and poetry, as well as correspondence with friends and commemorative essays.
Luo Niansheng is a famous translator of ancient Greek literature in China. This complete collection comprises ten volumes, including his translations, related research papers, his own prose and poetry, letters, and more. It includes renowned works such as Aristotle's Poetics and Rhetoric, three tragedies by Aeschylus, four tragedies by Sophocles, six tragedies by Euripides, six comedies by Aristophanes, Homer's epic The Iliad, and Aesop's Fables, among others. It is the most comprehensive, complete, and appropriately selected collection of Luo Niansheng's life's works and translations to date. It is also the best reading material and reference source for literature enthusiasts and scholars of ancient Greek and Roman literature.