R. C. Trevelyan Books

Trevelyan's translations of Lucretius's poetry offer a glimpse into the worldview of an ancient Roman philosopher. Each poem is accompanied by extensive notes that contextualize and explain Lucretius's ideas. This volume is essential reading for classicists, students of philosophy, and anyone interested in the history of ideas.

This classic tragedy tells the story of the house of Agamemnon, and the terrible cycle of revenge that unfolds after his murder. From the blood-soaked sacrifices of the opening scene to the final judgement of the Eumenides, this play is a masterpiece of Greek drama. Trevelyan's translation captures all the power and beauty of the original, making it accessible to modern audiences. A must-read for lovers of literature and drama.