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This title is from the Hayes Barton Press "Originals" series, a collection of classic fiction and no..

Drawn from his Lectures and Manual, Epictetus's Golden Sayings stress the importance of self-relianc..

Written by John Milton, Comus tells the story of two brothers and their sister who lose their way in..

Published in 1644, during the English Civil War, Areopagitica was Milton's passionate argument for P..

In this play by Euripides, Andromache, has been the concubine of Neopotolemus for ten years and has ..

The Spirit of Laws is the masterpiece of French political philosopher Montesquieu, the founder of co..

A tale of madness, murder, and despair centers on Heracles, who journeys to the Underworld to fetch ..

Separation and reunion of mother and child sums up the plot of Ion. Creusa is seduced by the god Apo..

Unrequited love, deceit, and wrongful death are the themes of this play by Euripides. Hippolytus, wh..

Euripides' Helen is not directly responsible for the Trojan War; rather, it is her "shadow" that Par..

Hecuba, widow of King Priam, is an icon of sorrow and loss. She becomes the property of Odysseus aft..

Noted as the first essayist, Montaigne covers a multitude of topics, from philosophy to friendship t..

Electra is Euripides' version of the Greek tragedy of Electra and Orestes, the daughter and son of t..

The children of Heracles are on the run from Eurystheus and hiding in Athens. They are found and the..

This title is from the Hayes Barton Press "Originals" series, a collection of classic fiction and no..

Euripides wrote The Trojan Women shortly after the Athenians captured the city-state Melos and then ..