Alcibiade

Alcibiade, Tragédie, by Jean Galbert de Campistron, is a classic work of French dramatic literature. First performed in the late 17th century, the play recounts the life and times of Alcibiades, the famous Athenian statesman and general. Campistron's dramatic portrayal captures the complexities of Alcibiades' character, navigating his political intrigues and military exploits in ancient Greece. This edition offers a compelling glimpse into the world of classical tragedy as interpreted by a major figure in French literary history.

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