Thucydides' History (Books I-IV)
Thucydidis Historiae (Books I-IV)
Greek
1900
356 pages
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Thucydides wrote a history of the Peloponnesian War that remains a brutal survival guide for the real world. He strips away myth to reveal how fear, greed, and power dictate human behavior. Readers will learn why nations slide into war and how the pressure of conflict destroys the moral fabric of a society.
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