Women's Life in Greece and Rome: A Source Book in Translation

This is a very good book a d almost one of its kind. However, it's difficult to use for undergraduate teaching because of the organization with jumping around between classical Greece, Hellenistic times, and the Roman republic and empire.

This book offers a glimpse of what might have been going on in women's minds during antiquity and has been invaluable in my understanding of women's lives during this time.

Super useful and practical sourcebook for university courses. Some glaring errata here and there.

A comprehensive and lucid gathering of the many varied sources about women surviving from Greek and Roman times.

I had a previous edition so I was very pleased to change it for the latest edition. Lots of new information.

Book arrived just seconds ago, upon opening it i noticed a level of damage i would not expect from a brand new, £30 book. The packaging is intact so damage is not a result of that.

Boring and disorganized; it was a pain to have to find specific sources. Every worksheet I received was a scavenger hunt through this. Worst textbook I had to buy this year.

Needed this for my university course book. good condition