Alcibiades of Athens
Rebel without a cause? Paul Cartledge probes whether the chequered career of one of fifth-century Athens' most famous sons reveals more about conflicting codes of loyalty than just the machinations of a turncoat.
In the Poetics Aristotle tried to distill the quintessence of poetry and history:
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