Classics Notes University Of Oxford Classics Notes
This is a short module covering the literature and art in 5th century Greece concerned with the Persian wars. The key texts are Herodotus' Histories and Aeschylus' Persae. There is one essay discussing Athenian perceptions of Persia, one set of notes on specifically how Herodotus treats the Persians, one set of notes addressing the general issues on a broader scale and from different points of view, and one short discussion of two pieces of art and how they contribute to the theme.
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