De Werken En Dagen Van Hesiodus

De Werken En Dagen Van Hesiodus is a Dutch verse translation of Hesiod's classic poem, "Works and Days." This edition, translated by David Jacob van Lennep, brings the wisdom and agricultural insights of ancient Greece to a Dutch-speaking audience. Hesiod's work offers a glimpse into the life, morals, and practical knowledge of early Greek society, providing timeless lessons on labor, justice, and the human condition.
Van Lennep's translation seeks to capture the spirit and meaning of the original Greek in accessible Dutch verse, making it a valuable resource for students of classical literature and anyone interested in the enduring legacy of ancient thought.
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