Lucian's Dialogues

The collection features satirical dialogues among gods, sea-gods, and the dead, exploring themes like the absurdities of mortal life and divine quirks. It includes three main sections: The Dialogues of the Gods, The Dialogues of the Sea-Gods, and The Dialogues of the Dead, alongside a humorous play titled Zeus the Tragedian and a comedic account of crossing the River Styx. Originally published in 1888, this work exemplifies ancient Greek literature's wit and remains significant in its cultural impact.