Lionel Casson is Emeritus Professor of Classics at New York University, and is well-known as a lecturer and writer on the Greek and Roman Theater as well as books on the topic of ancient maritime travel. He is an editor and translator of Aristophanes, Menander, Plautus and Terence, and has newly translated all the works in this volume. He has also been on the advisory boards of American Neptune and Archaeology.

• A Bit of Autobiography My Dream; My Dream [ 1–2 ]; Two Romances A True Story Lucius, the Ass; A True Story [ 1.1–2 ]; Lucius, The Ass; Zeus’s World; Zeus’s World; Dialogues of the Gods [ 7.1–3 ]; Dialogues of the Sea-Gods [ 1.1–2 ]; Prometheus; Zeus The Opera Star; Pluto’s World; Pluto’s World; A Voyage to the Underworld [ 1–2 ]; Dialogues of the Dead [ 1.1–2 ]; Man’s World; Charon; Timon [1–2]; Alexander the Quack Prophet; Dialogues of the Courtesans [ 3–1-2. ]; Philosophies For Sale [1–2; The Fisherman [1–2; The Death of Peregrinus

Lionel Casson is Emeritus Professor of Classics at New York University, and is well-known as a lecturer and writer on the Greek and Roman Theater as well as books on the topic of ancient maritime travel. He is an editor and translator of Aristophanes, Menander, Plautus and Terence, and has newly translated all the works in this volume. He has also been on the advisory boards of American Neptune and Archaeology.

• A Bit of Autobiography My Dream; My Dream [ 1–2 ]; Two Romances A True Story Lucius, the Ass; A True Story [ 1.1–2 ]; Lucius, The Ass; Zeus’s World; Zeus’s World; Dialogues of the Gods [ 7.1–3 ]; Dialogues of the Sea-Gods [ 1.1–2 ]; Prometheus; Zeus The Opera Star; Pluto’s World; Pluto’s World; A Voyage to the Underworld [ 1–2 ]; Dialogues of the Dead [ 1.1–2 ]; Man’s World; Charon; Timon [1–2]; Alexander the Quack Prophet; Dialogues of the Courtesans [ 3–1-2. ]; Philosophies For Sale [1–2; The Fisherman [1–2; The Death of Peregrinus

Lionel Casson is Emeritus Professor of Classics at New York University, and is well-known as a lecturer and writer on the Greek and Roman Theater as well as books on the topic of ancient maritime travel. He is an editor and translator of Aristophanes, Menander, Plautus and Terence, and has newly translated all the works in this volume. He has also been on the advisory boards of American Neptune and Archaeology.

• A Bit of Autobiography My Dream; My Dream [ 1–2 ]; Two Romances A True Story Lucius, the Ass; A True Story [ 1.1–2 ]; Lucius, The Ass; Zeus’s World; Zeus’s World; Dialogues of the Gods [ 7.1–3 ]; Dialogues of the Sea-Gods [ 1.1–2 ]; Prometheus; Zeus The Opera Star; Pluto’s World; Pluto’s World; A Voyage to the Underworld [ 1–2 ]; Dialogues of the Dead [ 1.1–2 ]; Man’s World; Charon; Timon [1–2]; Alexander the Quack Prophet; Dialogues of the Courtesans [ 3–1-2. ]; Philosophies For Sale [1–2; The Fisherman [1–2; The Death of Peregrinus