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Herodotus is a seminal work of ancient Greek history, exploring the early years of the Persian Wars and the cultures that clashed in this era. This edition, translated by A.D. Godley, brings the narrative to life for modern readers. Experience the drama, politics, and intrigue of the ancient world with one of the foundational works of Western history.

This book presents a unique perspective on the history of Oxford during the eighteenth century. It covers a diverse range of topics, including the history of the university, the social life of students, and the city's political climate. It is an interesting and informative read for anyone interested in the history of Oxford or the societal changes that occurred during this period.

Experience the richness and nuance of Herodotus's Histories with this English translation by A.D. Godley. This volume includes books 6-9, which cover the conflicts between the Greeks and Persians, as well as detailed descriptions of Scythia and the Black Sea region. Classicists and history enthusiasts will appreciate Godley's clear and graceful translation, which captures the spirit of Herodotus's original.