Schild Des Herakles Nebst Den Schilden Des Achilleus Und Aeneas Von Homer Und Virgil

This volume presents Hesiodâ€(TM)s "Shield of Heracles" alongside the shield descriptions from Homerâ€(TM)s Iliad (Achilles) and Virgilâ€(TM)s Aeneid (Aeneas). It offers readers a comparative view of these iconic passages from classical literature.

Johann David Hartmann's edition provides valuable context for understanding the nuances of each shield description. These passages are essential reading for anyone interested in ancient Greek and Roman epic poetry, mythology, and the development of literary traditions. The book invites readers to delve into the heroic world of classical antiquity, exploring themes of warfare, craftsmanship, and divine intervention as represented on these legendary shields.

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