Lucan's Pharsalia, Tr. Into Engl. Verse by N. Rowe

This is a meticulously crafted English verse translation of Lucan's epic poem, "Pharsalia," a historical account of the Roman Civil War. Rendered by Nicholas Rowe, this edition also includes contributions from James Welwood and James Corph, providing a comprehensive understanding of Lucan's work and its historical context.

"Pharsalia" vividly portrays the conflict between Julius Caesar and the forces of the Roman Senate, capturing the political turmoil and human drama of the era. Rowe's translation aims to bring the intensity and grandeur of Lucan's original Latin verse to a modern English-speaking audience, making this classic accessible to scholars and enthusiasts alike. Readers will appreciate the blend of historical narrative and poetic artistry, making this edition an enduring contribution to classical literature.

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