Lucian ze Samosaty byl řecky vzdělaný syrský rétor a satirik, který psal řecky. Je známý svou vtipnou a pohrdavou povahou a mistrně využíval satirický jazyk k odhalování pokrytectví a absurdity lidské povahy. Jeho díla jsou plná ironie a sarkasmu a dodnes si udržují svou ostrost a relevanci. Lucianova schopnost kombinovat humor s hlubokou kritikou z něj činí jedinečnou postavu v dějinách literatury.
The narrative unfolds through Lucian's fantastical voyage, where he encounters surreal elements such as rivers of wine, anthropomorphic trees, and interstellar battles. This unique blend of satire and adventure challenges the boundaries of truth, as Lucian himself cautions readers about the dubious authenticity of his tales. With its imaginative scenarios and playful approach to storytelling, the book stands out as a timeless work that pushes the limits of literary convention.
Lucian of Samosata was one of the most acclaimed writers of the ancient world, renowned for his wit, his satirical insights, and his unique perspective on the follies of human nature. In this comprehensive collection, readers can explore the full range and depth of Lucian's works, from the biting humor of his Dialogues to the rich historical and philosophical insights of his non-fiction writings. An essential read for anyone interested in the history of classical literature and thought.
In this classic work of fiction, Alfred John Church tells the story of a traveller who finds himself in the mysterious land of Lucian. There, he encounters all manner of strange and wondrous creatures, and must use all his wits to survive. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves tales of adventure and the unknown.
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