Herodotus; Volume 3

Widely regarded as the father of history, Herodotus is the first known writer to attempt a comprehensive account of the ancient world. His works cover everything from the Persian Wars to the customs of the Egyptians, and his engaging style continues to captivate readers today. This edition includes a new introduction and notes by a leading scholar, making it an ideal introduction to Herodotus for students and general readers alike.

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