Pindari opera quae supersunt

Discover the enduring legacy of Pindar with "Pindari opera quae supersunt," expertly edited by the renowned German classicist August Böckh. This essential volume, published by Cambridge University Press in 2013, is part of a classic edition that compiles the surviving works of the esteemed ancient poet, Pindar, who lived from approximately 522 to 443 BCE. Spanning an impressive 868 pages, this paperback edition features Böckh's insightful Latin translations of Pindar's celebrated poems, alongside his critical commentary, fragments, and comprehensive indexes. Whether you are a scholar of classical literature or a passionate reader, this meticulously curated work offers a profound exploration of Pindar's poetic genius. Enhance your library with this vital resource and delve into the rich world of ancient Greek poetry.