This volume presents a comprehensive collection of the works of Prudentius, a prominent Latin poet of the late Roman Empire, alongside an English translation by H.J. Thomson. Prudentius's poetry offers invaluable insights into the religious and cultural landscape of his time, blending classical literary traditions with emerging Christian themes.

Included in this edition are his major works, showcasing his mastery of various poetic forms and his profound engagement with theological and moral questions. Thomson's translation aims to make Prudentius accessible to a wider audience, preserving the nuance and artistry of the original Latin. This edition serves as an essential resource for scholars and readers interested in classical literature, early Christian history, and the development of Western religious thought. Explore the enduring legacy of Prudentius through this meticulously translated and presented volume.

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