Noctes Atticae

Noctes Atticae, or Attic Nights, by Aulus Gellius, is a collection of anecdotes and discussions on literature, history, philosophy, and law, offering a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual life of the second century AD. Written in Latin, this edition is collated from the best editions available and includes introductory literary notes, making it an invaluable resource for students and scholars of classical literature. Gellius's work is prized for its preservation of fragments from lost works of Greek and Roman authors, providing unique insights into ancient thought and culture.

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