Kleine Schriften

Discover the profound insights of Hermann Usener in Kleine Schriften, published by Cambridge University Press in 2010. This second volume of a four-part series, consisting of 392 pages, delves into Usener's compelling essays on Latin grammar and literature. Readers will appreciate his analytical approach as he explores a range of topics, including the intricacies of rhyme in ancient Latin poetry, notable figures like Cicero and Horace, and the fascinating world of gladiator schools. In addition to his essays, this volume features a selection of Usener's reviews on works by his contemporaries, such as the esteemed Theodor Mommsen. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of classical literature, Kleine Schriften offers a rich tapestry of knowledge that will enhance your understanding of Latin's enduring legacy.