A distinguished figure at Oxford University, this influential tutor and administrative reformer was also a theologian and a renowned translator of Plato and Thucydides. As Master of Balliol College, he shaped generations of students through his intellectual impact and dedication to educational advancement.
This masterful translation of Thucydides' epic history of the Peloponnesian War is an essential read for anyone interested in ancient Greece or military history. With its gripping narrative style and powerful insights into human nature, this work remains one of the most important texts of the Western canon.
Considered one of the greatest works of ancient Greek literature, Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War is a seminal text in the study of international relations and military history. This translation into English by Benjamin Jowett allows modern readers to appreciate the clarity and intelligence of Thucydides' prose.
A comprehensive collection of some of the most famous philosophical writings of ancient Greece, translated by eminent scholars and including valuable introductions and notes.
This annotated edition of 'The Politics of Aristotle' is an essential resource for anyone studying political theory or ancient Greek philosophy. Part 1 includes detailed notes and commentary by Benjamin Jowett, a prominent translator of ancient texts. With clear explanations and insights, Jowett sheds light on Aristotle's views on democracy, justice, and governance.
A classic work of philosophy that has stood the test of time, this second volume of Plato's Republic is a fascinating meditation on the nature of justice, morality, and governance. Translated with insight and sensitivity by the renowned scholar Benjamin Jowett, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of philosophy.
This collection of sermons by Benjamin Jowett, former Master of Balliol College at Oxford, offers insights into his thought and teachings. Jowett was known for his liberal views and his commitment to social justice, and his sermons reflect these values. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Oxford, the Church of England, or the liberal theology movement.