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The sight of a huge
Egyptian grain-ship prompts a discussion among friends about what they most desire. Adeimantus would have the ship filled with gold and live a life of luxury; Samippus would like to be a world-conquering king; Timolaus wants magic powers, including invisibility. After hearing them
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One of Lucian's most famous works. A parody of travellers' tales. The narrator and his companions set out on a voyage and are lifted up by a giant waterspout and deposited on the Moon. There they find themselves embroiled in a full-scale war between the king of the Moon and the king of the Sun. On
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A declamation on a fictitious subject. The speaker had planned to assassinate a tyrant but was only able to kill his son instead. On hearing the news of his son's death, the tyrant committed suicide. The speaker now claims he is owed a reward as a tyrannicide.
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Part two of the above, in which the narrator and his companions escape from the whale, reach a sea of milk, an island of cheese and the isle of the blessed, where a whole host of heroes and literary figures are to be found.
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about a man transformed into a donkey. The surviving version of this work is possibly abbreviated and may not be by Lucian. The same story is told at greater length in the
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The longest of Lucian's works. A philosophical dialogue, modelled on those of Plato, between an old Stoic, Hermotimus, and
Lycinus (who represents Lucian himself).
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The poor cobbler
Micyllus threatens to kill a cockerel which has woken him from a dream of riches. The cockerel explains that he is a reincarnation of
612:, Menippus makes himself a pair of wings and flies up to the gods where he learns that Zeus has decided to destroy all philosophers as useless.
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all, Lycinus (Lucian), says that he is content with the privilege of laughing at the others, especially when they claim to be philosophers.
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The works of Lucian in eight volumes, edited and translated by A.M.Harmon, K. Kilburn and M.D. Macleod (Loeb
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sketch of the life led by educated Greeks who attached themselves to the households of great Roman lords – and ladies".
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The story of the
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complains that too many foreigners and mortals have been admitted to the ranks of the Greek gods. His targets include
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both publicised their works at the
Olympic Games. It contains a description of Aetion's picture of the marriage of
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defends himself against the charges of stealing meat from Zeus, stealing fire from heaven and creating mankind.
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for stealing words from him. The case is heard by a jury of the seven vowels.
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Zeus puts various philosophers up for sale in a slave market.
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translated by C. D. N. Costa (Oxford World's Classics, 2006)
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Lycinus (Lucian) mocks the prophetic claims of the poet
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in this work influenced many later artists, including
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A list of people famous for reaching extreme old age.
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translated by Keith Sidwell (Penguin Classics, 2004)
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267:put into the mouth of the philosopher Nigrinus.
1524:An anecdote about the flute-player Harmonides.
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1380:Lucian's criticism of contemporary historians.
745:Remarks addressed to an illiterate book-fancier
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1945:Τιμαρίων ἢ Περὶ τῶν κατ' αὐτὸν Παθημάτων
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1053:A description of the cult of the goddess
303:A description of a magnificent building.
34:(c. AD 125 – after AD 180), who wrote in
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1481:Ὑπὲρ τοῦ ἐν τῇ Προσαγορεύσει Πταίσματος
1106:A satire on linguistic pretentiousness.
446:The Carousal (Symposium), or The Lapiths
418:Lis Consonantium (or Iudicium Vocalium)
194:, whom Lucian associates with the Greek
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709:The Double Indictment or Trials by Jury
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759:Περὶ τοῦ Ἐνυπνίου ἤτοι Βίος Λουκιανοῦ
689:The Dead Come to Life or The Fisherman
41:The order of the works is that of the
993:An account of the fraudulent prophet
391:Περὶ τοῦ μὴ ῥᾳδίως πιστεύειν Διαβολῇ
283:A biography of the cynic philosopher
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553:ideas about the nature of the gods.
545:and a discussion of the conflicting
476:A discussion of grammatical errors (
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1761:25 miniature dialogues mocking the
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1370:Quomodo Historia conscribenda sit
1312:An attack on contemporary Cynics.
894:Menippus or The Descent Into Hades
492:The Downward Journey or The Tyrant
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263:A diatribe against the city of
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1177:Essays in Portraiture Defended
1086:A defence of the Roman art of
969:A Professor of Public Speaking
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1635:Ἀλκυὼν ἢ Περὶ Μεταμορφώσεων
1508:A defence of his own essay.
1460:Anecdotes about the painter
1367:Πῶς δεῖ Ἱστορίαν συγγράφειν
766:The Dream or Lucian's Career
685:Revivescentes sive Piscator
604:Icaromenippus or The Sky-man
597:Ἰκαρομένιππος ἢ Ὑπερνέφελος
465:Ψευδοσοφιστής ἢ Σολοικιστής
247:of the insect of the title.
158:A short essay about the god
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1777:Dialogues of the Courtesans
1484:Pro Lapsu inter salutandum
989:Alexander the False Prophet
859:Ἀνάχαρσις ἢ Περὶ Γυμνασίων
834:Περὶ τῶν ἐν Μισθῷ συνόντων
741:The Ignorant Book-Collector
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203:Περὶ τοῦ Ἡλέκτρου ἢ Κύκνων
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1940:are attributed to Lucian.
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1598:Ἑρμότιμος ἢ Περὶ Αἱρέσεων
1556:The Scythian or the Consul
1536:A Conversation with Hesiod
1213:The Parliament of the Gods
762:Somnium sive Vita Luciani
644:Charon sive Contemplantes
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973:A satire on contemporary
319:An Encomium of Fatherland
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1912:About the Roman emperor
1617:Prometheus es in Verbis
1181:A defence of his essay.
887:Μένιππος ἢ Νεκυομαντεία
825:A dialogue based on the
648:Charon or The Inspectors
624:Timon or The Misanthrope
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1820:Mentioned by Lucian in
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1330:A dialogue between the
866:Anacharsis or Athletics
634:the play by Shakespeare
2383:Judgment of the Vowels
2051:See Sidwell pp. xiv–xv
1690:Another mock tragedy.
1664:The Ship or The Wishes
1529:Διάλογος πρὸς Ἡσίοδον
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1625:A Literary Prometheus
1562:Toxaris or Friendship
1358:Praise of the orator
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837:De Mercede conductis
807:Sorcerer's Apprentice
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695:Philosophies for Sale
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668:Philosophies for Sale
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565:The Dream or The Cock
485:Κατάπλους ἢ Τύραννος
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374:Ἀληθῶν Διηγημάτων Β
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2003:The Works of Lucian
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1438:Alexander the Great
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1274:De Morte Peregrini
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127:Ἱππίας ἢ Βαλανεῖον
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1966:, possibly later.
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2105:Costa p. 88
2007:H.W. Fowler
1884:Charidemus
1863:The Patriot
1858:Philopatris
1601:Hermotimus
1516:Harmonides
1476:by Zeuxis.
1404:Saturnalia
1392:The Dipsads
1360:Demosthenes
1354:Demosthenes
1199:Attic Greek
1098:Lexiphanes
1059:Ionic Greek
952:On Mourning
948:On Funerals
862:Anacharsis
581:Prometheus
498:Megapenthes
468:Soloecista
340:Long-livers
100:paradoxical
90:Phalaris I
2399:Categories
2186:Wikisource
2175:Wikisource
2160:Wikisource
2039:References
2014:Selections
1894:aesthetics
1888:Charidemus
1837:Epistulae
1834:Ἐπιστολαί
1812:Sostratus
1809:Σώστρατος
1804:Lost work
1789:New Comedy
1589:featuring
1520:Harmonides
1513:Ἁρμονίδης
1424:Herodotus
1414:Saturnalia
1408:Saturnalia
1296:in 165 AD
1258:Abdicatus
1118:The Eunuch
1102:Lexiphanes
1095:Λεξιφάνης
985:Alexander
929:Golden Ass
876:Anacharsis
852:Hogarthian
608:Imitating
590:Prometheus
585:Prometheus
578:Προμηθεύς
571:Pythagoras
537:Zeus Rants
472:Soloecista
442:Symposium
408:Botticelli
329:Μακρόβιοι
118:Phalaris 2
111:Φάλαρις Β
94:Phalaris 1
87:Φάλαρις Α
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1960:Byzantine
1948:Timarion
1870:Byzantine
1816:Sostratus
1706:The Cynic
1660:Navigium
1532:Hesiodus
1500:Apologia
1497:Ἀπολογία
1388:Dipsades
1304:Fugitivi
1301:Δραπέται
1147:* Ἔρωτες
1140:astrology
1134:Astrology
1114:Eunuchus
1111:Εὐνοῦχος
1088:pantomime
1077:The Dance
1063:Herodotus
1055:Atargatis
1005:Imagines
944:De Luctu
904:Teiresias
880:athletics
551:Epicurean
488:Cataplus
478:solecisms
457:Symposium
332:Macrobii
255:Nigrinus
206:Electrum
174:Hercules
147:Διόνυσος
2415:Cynicism
2376:Timarion
1994:Complete
1973:Editions
1958:Another
1953:Timarion
1934:epigrams
1932:Several
1928:Epigrams
1797:Herondas
1791:and the
1784:hetairai
1698:Cynicus
1695:Κυνικός
1674:Ὠκύπους
1638:Halcyon
1572:Podagra
1569:Ποδάγρα
1466:Seleucid
1464:and the
1332:Scythian
1262:Disowned
1223:Dionysus
1002:Εἰκόνες
934:Apuleius
922:A short
900:Menippus
299:The Hall
295:De Domo
275:Demonax
259:Nigrinus
245:encomium
196:Heracles
182:Hercules
178:Heracles
160:Dionysus
154:Dionysus
150:Bacchus
130:Hippias
104:Phalaris
22:Lucian.
2362:Halcyon
2328:Toxaris
2237:at the
1936:in the
1841:Letters
1822:Demonax
1763:Homeric
1702:Cynicus
1677:Ocypus
1650:halcyon
1643:Halcyon
1585:A mock
1576:Podagra
1552:Scytha
1474:centaur
1452:Zeuxis
1340:Pylades
1336:Orestes
1150:Amores
975:oratory
914:Asinus
561:Gallus
404:Apelles
398:Slander
285:Demonax
279:Demonax
234:The Fly
220:Phaëton
188:Gaulish
169:Ἡρακλῆς
77:English
2293:Amores
2276:Lucian
1901:Νέρων
1681:Ocypus
1542:Hesiod
1462:Zeuxis
1442:Roxana
1434:Aetion
1231:Anubis
1155:Amores
1020:eulogy
1013:Images
878:about
752:Syrian
654:Hermes
620:Timon
617:Τίμων
610:Icarus
502:Charon
192:Ogmios
32:Lucian
1904:Nero
1793:mimes
1468:king
1286:Cynic
1219:Momus
924:novel
872:Solon
547:Stoic
452:Plato
428:sigma
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73:title
71:Latin
67:title
65:Greek
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1914:Nero
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