Our second Summer Loeb Draw! All five volumes of Plautus' comedies, containing 21 plays edited by one of the great Classicists of our age. To enter, just retweet this message and we'll draw a random follower from the list on Friday 21 June! Anyone can enter, so good luck to all.
The first of these Loeb giveaways, then: the nine-volume set of Early Greek Philosophy. A bedtime book if ever there were one. Or nine! To enter the draw, just share this tweet and cross your fingers for Monday 10 May!
@docleeworthy@simon_schama This was the version I read (when I was really meant to be revising for exams.. so it reminds me specifically of the Costa Coffee next to West Hampstead overground station..).
What's the longest Homeric poem you haven't read? At 6,576 lines, it's probably the Astronautilia, a space-trotting sci-fi epic. Unusually, as Ben Broadbent of @BalliolOxford reveals, it emerged in the same year as Friends, Pulp Fiction and The Lion King:
https://t.co/zXcokOjYJy