HoP 500a Marguerite Johnson on Sappho

History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps by Peter Adamson

Sep 27, 202650:00Education

In the first of five episodes to celebrate reaching the episode 500 mark by looking at things he skipped in earlier series, Peter talks to a leading expert on the poems of Sappho.

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