Martial Fragments, tr. Into Engl. Verse. With a Martial Elegy on the Demise of Prince Albert. By J.W

A collection of translated poems by the ancient Roman poet Martial, this book offers a fresh take on his biting wit and vivid descriptions of Roman life. The addition of an elegy for the recently deceased Prince Albert adds a poignant touch to this already moving work. JW Tyrtaeus's translation is masterful, capturing the nuances of the original Latin in a way that is accessible to modern readers.

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