Greek and Roman Ghost Stories
Lacy Collison-Morley
Read by Timothy Ferguson
Greek and Roman Ghost Stories invites listeners into the eerie world of ancient supernatural tales, where the boundaries between the living and the dead blur. This anthology, curated by Lacy Collison-Morley, presents a fascinating collection of ghost stories from Classical Greek and Roman literature, revealing how these cultures grappled with the unknown.
Through the lens of history, these narratives explore themes of fear, memory, and the afterlife, showcasing the rich tapestry of beliefs that shaped ancient societies. Each story offers a glimpse into the fears and fascinations of the past, providing context that enhances the chilling experiences of the characters.
Read by Timothy Ferguson, this audiobook not only serves as a captivating exploration of ghostly encounters but also as a scholarly examination of how these tales reflect the values and anxieties of their time. Perfect for those intrigued by the intersection of history and the supernatural, this collection stands out as a unique contribution to the genre of ghost stories.
Chapters
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| The Power of the Dead to Return to Earth | 16:01 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| The Belief in Ghosts in Greece and Rome | 8:36 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| Stories of Haunting | 20:29 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| Necromancy | 17:36 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| Visions of the Dead in Sleep | 14:09 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| Apparitions of the Dead | 27:08 | Read by Timothy Ferguson | |
| Warning Apparitions | 11:35 | Read by Timothy Ferguson |
Reviews
Interesting
A LibriVox Listener
Ferguson is a great reader. The book itself is less a collection of stories than it is a discussion of how ghost stories were related in antiquity. Very interesting.
Paul Billingham
an intriguing examination of ancient texts and rather a fascinating connection to the past and pre Christian beliefs. Well read and an easy listening experience
Entertaining
Mary Ann Mays
This brief book w This brief ESSAY may satisfy anyone interested in early Mediterranean societies.
GREEK AND ROMAN GHOST STORIES.
SAGITTARIUS.
ENTERTAINING.