“Yet myths, though difficult to reconcile with chronology, are always practical: they insist on some point of tradition, however distorted the meaning may have become in the telling.”
Poet and scholar Robert Graves retells the immortal stories of the Greek myths.
Author: Robert Graves
Title: The Greek Myths: Volumes One and Two
Edition: Reprint edition
Published: New York: George Braziller, 1957
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 782p
Condition: Near fine copies with only mild wear to spines and owner’s name on front end-papers in slipcase with shelf-wear.
Comments: Nice copies
