Hellenica is a three-volume selection of ninety or so of M. L. West's most notable papers relating to Greek literature and thought. This third volume contains thirty-three pieces chosen from over four decades of publication, and one hitherto unpublished. Eleven items fall under the heading of philosophy and ten under that of music and metre. Most of the remainder are on literary texts and topics. The volume is rounded off with a provocative
collection of Obiter Dicta culled from the whole body of the author's output.The first volume is devoted to early epic and the second to the lyric poets and tragedy. Each volume
contains a preface, indexes, and a full list of the author's other writings relating to the areas in question.
collection of Obiter Dicta culled from the whole body of the author's output.The first volume is devoted to early epic and the second to the lyric poets and tragedy. Each volume
contains a preface, indexes, and a full list of the author's other writings relating to the areas in question.
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