This collection of fifty poems by Marc-Antonio Flaminio has been beautifully translated by the Reverend Edward William Barnard. With a short memoir of the author by Francis Wrangham, this book offers readers a glimpse into the life and work of one of Italy's most celebrated poets. Whether you're a lover of poetry or simply looking for a new voice to discover, this volume is sure to delight.
One of the most famous works of classical literature, Plutarch's Lives offers biographical sketches of key figures in ancient Greece and Rome, including Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Cicero. This edition, translated into English by John and William Langhorne, offers an accessible and engaging look at the lives and times of some of history's most fascinating personalities.
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Experience the timeless works of Virgil like never before with these stunning translations by some of the most celebrated poets of their time.
A moving and lyrical poem that retells the biblical story of the raising of Jairus' daughter, and reflects on the themes of faith, redemption, and the power of divine love. The poem is accompanied by a brief memoir of the author, and several additional verses by Caroline Symmons on various theological topics.
First published in 1813, Francis Wrangham's guide to the seaside resort town of Scarborough offers a vivid portrait of one of England's most popular vacation destinations. With detailed descriptions of the town's attractions, accommodations, and local customs, as well as reflections on its history and culture, Wrangham's guide provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of early nineteenth-century tourism.
This collection of works by the Rev Thomas Zouch includes essays on literature, history, theology and other topics, as well as a biography of the author by the Rev Francis Wrangham. The book offers insights into the intellectual and cultural milieu of eighteenth-century England, and will appeal to anyone interested in the history of ideas and the intellectual history of England.