Author: Zhou Zuoren, 156 Diaklēdōs
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book is one of the "Kuoyu Zhai Translation Series," and its content primarily consists of the works of the famous ancient Greek comedian Aristophanes, including "The Wealth," and twelve "Greek Parodies." Translated by Mr. Zhou Zuoren from 1930 to 1950 based on the Greek original, the works include: "The Matchmaker," "The Courtesans," "The Tutor," "Visiting the Temple," "The Jealous Wife," "Intimate Talk," "The Cobbler," "Magic," "The Farmer," "Lovesickness," "Visiting the Temple," and "Whispers." The translator possesses profound expertise in both Chinese and foreign languages, and the translation is fluent. Additionally, he wrote a preface and detailed annotations based on his research. Like other ancient Greek classics translated by Mr. Zhou Zuoren, this book can be considered a collectible work.
God of Wealth.Greek Lyre
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