Longus était un romancier et auteur de romans grecs, célèbre pour son œuvre Daphnis et Chloé. On sait peu de choses sur sa vie, mais son œuvre évoque le cadre idyllique de l'île de Lesbos. Son style narratif se caractérise par ses descriptions lyriques de la nature et les émotions de ses personnages. L'œuvre est un exemple par excellence de la romance pastorale antique.
The book offers an in-depth analysis of a prominent Greek novel, focusing on its language, stylistic elements, and the literary influences that shaped it. It delves into the author's aspirations and the novel's significance within the context of Greek literature, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of its artistic merits and historical importance.
Daphnis and Chloe has been a European bestseller for centuries and vastly influential in literature, art and music. It has proved an enduringly fertile source for artists from Henry Fielding to Corot and Ravel and is recognizably the masterpiece among early Greek novels.
Experience the beautiful love story of Daphnis and Chloe through this Elizabethan version from Jacques Amyot's translation. This book is not only a great read, but also a valuable piece of literature reflecting the translation practices of the time. With additional content by Angel Day, this book is a great addition to any classic literature lover's collection.
This edition offers a complete and literal translation of Longus from the Greek, preserving the original text's integrity. It is a high-quality reprint of the 1896 edition, ensuring that readers can access the classic work in its authentic form.
This antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of an original work, preserving its cultural significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. The reprint aims to protect and promote literary heritage, offering readers an affordable, high-quality edition that remains true to the original text.
Exploring the evolution of erotic literature, this collection showcases short stories that highlight the genre's historical significance and its struggle against censorship. Featuring works by renowned authors like Longus and Edith Wharton, alongside anonymous pieces, the anthology illustrates the diverse expressions of eroticism. Each story serves to entertain, provoke thought, and educate readers on various sexual practices, reflecting the complexities of desire and societal norms throughout history.
The story centers on Daphnis and Chloe, two abandoned infants who are raised by a goatherd and a shepherd, respectively. As they grow up in a pastoral setting, their innocent friendship blossoms into a deep romantic love. The narrative explores themes of love, identity, and the beauty of nature, highlighting their journey from childhood playmates to lovers against the backdrop of rural life.
This book is a reproduction of a pre-1923 work, which may have imperfections like missing pages or poor images. It is deemed culturally important, and efforts have been made to preserve it. The title is "Longus: Hirtengeschichten Von Daphnis Und Chloe," published by Metzler in 1832.
Jeden z nejkrásnějších dochovaných starověkých románů s milostnou tematikou, pocházející patrně z konce 2., nebo 1. pol. třetího století n.l. Hlavním námětem je postupné rozvíjení milostného citu mezi dvěma nevinnými mladými lidmi, kteří nakonec uzavřou sńatek a naleznou své rodiče, o kterých dosud nevěděli. Mezi starověkými romány má toto dílko zvláštní postavení jak pastýřským prostředím v němž se odehrává, tak i tím, že je zde oproti jiným dochovaným památkám důsledně dodržována jednota místa a času.
