This edition, first published by BCP in 1984, is designed - with
its extensive annotation and vocabulary - to provide all the help
required by the comparative beginner in Latin who is coming to
Lucretius for the first time. At the same time the Introduction and
Commentary are full enough to incorporate material of interest to
the Lucretian specialist. The first book of Lucretius claims
attention not only on the strength of the famous introduction to
the whole poem but because its treatment of atoms and void provides
the fundamental basis on which the remaining books depend. The
edition balances understanding of the philosophical subject matter
with appreciation of the poetry.
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