This audiobook presents Homer's ancient and influential epic poem, the Odyssey, read by Christian Brückner in a praised German verse translation. It recounts Odysseus's perilous, ten-year journey home from Troy, his enduring struggle against Poseidon's wrath, and his wife Penelope's steadfast wait.

This unabridged M4B audiobook, read by Christian Brückner, is Homer's epic poem "The Iliad." It recounts the wrath of Achilles and the Trojan War, sparked by the abduction of Helen.

This audiobook explores the unique "Western Way of War" practiced by the Greeks and Romans, examining its construction, maintenance, and enduring influence through strategy, philosophy, and societal impact. It delves into questions of justice in war, siege tactics, and divine intervention, drawing on historical examples to illustrate the ongoing interpretation of ancient conflict.

This audiobook explores Ovid's enduring legacy and compelling voice, demonstrating his profound, centuries-spanning influence on literature and art from Shakespeare to Bernini. Author Llewelyn Morgan reveals Ovid's poetry as timeless, his personal story captivating, and the themes of his work as perpetually relevant.

This audiobook explores the enduring influence of Roman poet Horace, arguing his work is best understood within ancient literary traditions. It delves into Horace's life and poetry, revealing how they reflect Rome's political turmoil and the rise of its first Emperor, while showcasing his masterful manipulation of the Latin language.

This audiobook explores the life, work, and enduring influence of the ancient Greek tragedian Sophocles, analyzing his distinctive plays and their continued relevance today. Edith Hall places Sophocles' dramatic innovations within their historical context, detailing why his works have survived for over two millennia.

Framed and on the run, Thorn must outwit a merchant cartel and the Adventurer's Guild, leading him to a daring plan to confront his enemies head-on.