Michigan Classical Commentaries (Series)

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Aristophanes' Clouds

A Commentary

By S. Douglas Olson
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek, Theater and Performance
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

A new text and commentary on one of Aristophanes' greatest and most influential plays.

A Commentary on Cicero, De Divinatione II

By Andrew R. Dyck
Subjects: Classical Studies, Roman
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

An attractive choice for the study of Latin texts in classrooms by advanced undergraduate and graduate students

A Commentary on Aristophanes’ Knights

By Carl Arne Anderson & T. Keith Dix
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

A disruptive comedy by a disruptive playwright

A Commentary on Aristophanes' Knights

By Carl Arne Anderson & T. Keith Dix
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

A disruptive comedy by a disruptive playwright

A Student Commentary on Plato’s Euthyphro

By Charles Platter
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

One of Plato’s most famous works, now ready for the classroom

A Student Commentary on Pausanias Book 2

By Patrick Hogan
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

Patrick Paul Hogan guides students through Pausanias’ description of the strategic and rich city of Corinth and its neighbors

Reading Medieval Latin with the Legend of Barlaam and Josaphat

By Donka Markus
Subjects: Classical Studies, Roman, Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

An engaging textbook for intermediate students of Medieval Latin

Plautus' Poenulus

A Student Commentary

By Erin Moodie
Subjects: Classical Studies, Roman
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

The first English commentary on Plautus’ unabridged text

A Student Commentary on Pausanias Book 1

By Patrick Hogan
Subjects: Classical Studies, Greek, Archaeology, History
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

The first student commentary on Pausanias in over a century

A Commentary on Cicero, De Divinatione I

By Celia Schultz
Subjects: Classical Studies, Roman, Religion
Series: Michigan Classical Commentaries

A welcome investigation into Cicero’s unusual work on ancient Roman religion

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