Menander, Volume II

Summary

Menander, Volume II is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• Menander, Volume II authored Menander^[2].
• Menander, Volume II's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[3].
• Menander, Volume II was edited by W. Geoffrey Arnott^[4].
• Menander, Volume II was published by Harvard University Press^[5].
• Menander, Volume II followed Menander, Volume I^[6].
• Menander, Volume II was followed by Menander, Volume III^[7].
• Menander, Volume II's collection is recorded as Loeb Classical Library^[8].
• Menander, Volume II's place of publication is recorded as Cambridge^[9].
• Menander, Volume II's page is recorded as x + 501^[10].
• Menander, Volume II's language of work or name is recorded as Ancient Greek^[11].
• Menander, Volume II's language of work or name is recorded as English^[12].
• Menander, Volume II's volume is recorded as 2^[13].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Heros (The Guardian Spirit)^[14].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Theophoroumene (The Demoniac Girl)^[15].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Karchedonios (The Man from Carthage)^[16].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Kitharistes (The Lyre Player)^[17].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Kolax (The Fawner)^[18].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Koneiazomenai (Women Drinking Hemlock)^[19].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Leukadia (The Girl from Leucas)^[20].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Misoumenos or Thrasonides (The Hated Man or Thrasonides)^[21].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Perikeiromene (The Girl with Her Hair Cut Short)^[22].
• Menander, Volume II comprises Perinthia (The Girl from Perinthus)^[23].
• Menander, Volume II was published on 1996^[24].
• Menander, Volume II's translator is recorded as W. Geoffrey Arnott^[25].
• Menander, Volume II's title is recorded as Menander^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Menander, Volume II authored Menander^[2]. It was edited by W. Geoffrey Arnott^[4]. It was published by Harvard University Press^[5].

Publication

Menander, Volume II was released on 1996^[24]. Its place of publication is recorded as Cambridge^[9]. Languages include Ancient Greek^[11] and English^[12].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Menander, Volume II followed Menander, Volume I^[6]. It was followed by Menander, Volume III^[7].