XENOPHON of Ephesus
Xenophôn o Ephesios (Ξενοφῶν ὁ Εφέσιος).
Second or third century.
Wikipedia: English,
French.
WORKS
Ephesiacs (novel).
(Ἐφεσιακά / Ephesiaka).
Greek: Cocchi (editio princeps, 1726);
• Mitscherlich (1792);
• Locella (1796);
• Peerlkamp (1818);
• Passow (1833);
• Hirschig (1856);
• Hercher (1858);
• Papanikolau (1973);
• O’Sullivan (2005).
English: Ephesian History, or The Love Adventures of Abrocomas and Anthia (John Rooke, 1727);
• An Ephesian Tale (Moses Hadas, 1953, ed. 1984);
• The Ephesian Story (Paul Turner, 1957; illustrated by Eric Fraser);
• Anthia and Habrocomes (Jeffrey Henderson, 2009);
• An Ephesian story: Anthia and Habrocomes (Stephen Trzaskoma, 2010).
French: Les Éphésiaques, ou les Amours d’Anthie et d’Abracomas (anonymous, 1736);
• Les Amours d’Abracome et d’Anthia, histoire éphésienne (Jean-Baptiste Jourdan, 1748);
• Habracome et Anthia, histoire éphésienne (Charles Huret, 1823);
• Anthia et Habracome, histoire éphésiaque (Charles Zévort, 1856);
• Les Éphésiaques, ou le roman d’Habracomès et d’Anthia (Georges Dalmeyda, 1926, ed. 1962).
Book I.
Greek: Hercher.
English: Hadas.
French: Zévort.
Book II.
Greek: Hercher.
English: Hadas.
French: Zévort.
Book III.
Greek: Hercher.
English: Hadas.
French: Zévort.
Book IV.
Greek: Hercher.
English: Hadas.
French: Zévort.
Book V.
Greek: Hercher.
English: Hadas.
French: Zévort.
Created on 15 December 2021.
