088463
London
1971
12,5×19
tvrdi
184
engleski
Price: 10,00 EUR
Greeks and Trojans is a famous book by the English classicist and writer Rex Warner, first published in 1951. This book recounts the most important events of the Trojan War in a simple and attractive way, relying primarily on Homer's Iliad. Due to its clear style, it was often used as a top-notch literature in schools. The book covers key episodes of the long-standing conflict between the Greeks and the Trojans. It includes legendary characters such as Achilles, Hector, Odysseus, Agamemnon and Paris. Rex Warner uses rich but easy-to-understand language to bring ancient myths closer to the modern reader. The book is decorated with distinctive black-and-white illustrations created by the famous artist Edward Bawden.
