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Libanius
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314–393 · Greek rhetorician (4th century AD)

Also known as: Libanios, Libanius of Antioch, Libanius the Sophist, Либаний, ليبانيوس, リバニウス

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Known works

  • Autobiography and selected letters (1992)
  • Speeches (1979)
  • Progymnasmata (2008)
  • Selected works (1969)
  • Antioch as a centre of Hellenic culture as observed by Libanius (2000)