In this classic work of scholarship, Arthur Fairbanks examines the myths and legends of ancient Greece and Rome, exploring their origins, meanings, and significance for both ancient and modern culture. He highlights the connections between mythology and literature, showing how writers from Homer to Shakespeare have drawn inspiration from these tales. With its lucid prose and insightful analysis, The Mythology of Greece and Rome is an enduring masterpiece of classical studies.

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