“To tame the savageness of man, and make gentle the life of this world." – Aeschylus The twentieth century has been an age fraught with...

A naked pagan dancing with the sky, I am alien in your world. Your houses, factories, TV sets, It is difficult for me to understand how...

We present the uncensored version of Friedrich Schiller's "The Gods of Greece" translated into English for the first time. Because of its...

The Portrait Imitated from the late sixteenth century A presence is the absence of an absence and therefore is a kind of absence too; so,...

We are proud to present a selection of original translations of ancient Greek poet Sappho by Michael R. Burch. While only fragments of...

“O foolish Cupid,” fair Apollo mocked. “To think that you, a wanton boy, should dare To think yourself the equal to a man Of arms, or...

I dreamt an endless dream; I dreamt my dreams had ceased. I dreamt the darkest dream; I dreamt of blinding light. I dreamt I was a fool;...

Imagine if Dante had been given the gift, not only to peer into the twenty-first century, but to correspond with we who live in that most...

O, do not recall to me revels of youth, When roaring hormones blinded us to much truth; When we thought we knew all, but knew little...