Delve into the sophisticated theories and practices of memory in ancient Greece. This scholarly work explores how recollection and forgetting shaped the Greek world, spanning the Archaic period to Late Antiquity. Discover rich insights across epic poetry, tragedy, historiography, and philosophy, examining fundamental changes in memory concepts. Essential for students and researchers of classical antiquity, Greek literature, and ancient philosophy, this collection offers a deeper understanding of memory’s multifaceted role in key Greek texts and thinkers.