Greek Antiquity — Myth, Chronology, and Historiography (4-Book Scholarly Bundle)

This curated bundle offers a layered exploration of Greek antiquity—from mythic origins to historical interpretation. With Robert Graves’ poetic retelling of the Greek myths alongside concise academic studies of ancient chronology and historiography, this set is ideal for readers seeking both narrative richness and scholarly clarity.

Included in this set
•     Les Mythes Grecs by Robert Graves — Hachette, Collection Pluriel, 1975, Volumes 1 (428 pages) & 2 (445 pages), paperback. A sweeping and interpretive retelling of over 200 Greek myths, blending poetic insight with anthropological and historical commentary.
•     Les Grandes Dates de l’Antiquité by Jean Delorme — PUF, Que Sais-Je?, 1974, 125 pages, paperback. A compact and accessible chronology of key events from the ancient world, ideal for reference or introductory study.
•     Les Historiens Grecs by Denis Roussel — PUF, Littératures anciennes, 1973, 187 pages, paperback. A scholarly overview of major Greek historians and their contributions to the shaping of historical narrative and method.

Why this bundle stands out
This set bridges myth and method, offering readers a panoramic view of Greek antiquity through both storytelling and scholarly analysis. Graves’ volumes provide literary depth, while Delorme and Roussel anchor the set in academic rigor. Perfect for collectors, educators, or anyone curating a thoughtful shelf on classical civilization.

Condition: Gently used vintage copies with light shelf wear. A few passages might be underlined in pencil in some books and can be erased if desired. The first page bears the name of the original owner—Elisabeth

One only— Curated from my personal library built during years of study at the Sorbonne., ready to ship from California.

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