Moira, Fate, Good, and Evil in Greek Thought

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“One need not be equipped with the proverbial little Latin and less Greek to recognize that in this book Mr. Greene has made a genuine contribution to classical scholarship… Beginning with Homer, Professor Greene examines every reference to the conceptions of Fate, good and evil, providence and chance, to be found in the major and minor writers of Greece.”—The New York Times