Epistles, in Which are Described the Domestic Manners, the Courtesans, and Parasites of Greece;

This delightful collection of letters provides a unique and entertaining glimpse into the daily lives of the ancient Greeks, as observed by the author and his correspondents. With vivid descriptions of domestic life, social customs and the antics of courtesans and parasites, this book is sure to delight classicists, historians and anyone with an interest in the ancient world.

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