Richard Heinze Libri

Richard Heinze provides a remarkable insight into the problems Virgil faced. He identifies certain themes now accepted as central to Virgil's epic vision, among them the subordination of event to eotion; the way in which the poet justifies Aeneas' unheroic flight from Troy; the role of prophecy; and the virtues that make Dido uniquely worthy of Aeneas' love. Heinze was a man of refined literary judgment who wrote in a clear and unpretentious style. This translation from the German is a basic text for students as well as for scholars. -- Back cover

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Die Darstellung der Lehre und Sammlung der Fragmente von Xenokrates bietet einen tiefen Einblick in die philosophischen Ansichten dieses bedeutenden Denkers der Antike. Der hochwertige Nachdruck der Originalausgabe aus dem Jahr 1892 ermöglicht es, die Gedanken und Lehren Xenokrates' in ihrer ursprünglichen Form zu erkunden. Die Veröffentlichung ist besonders wertvoll für Studierende und Interessierte der antiken Philosophie, die ein authentisches Verständnis seiner Ideen und deren Einfluss auf die nachfolgende philosophische Tradition gewinnen möchten.