Η Μάγισσα

Η Μάγισσα

Marcel Prévost and Elias Economopoulos (1862-1941)

Approximate level
C1
Length
8,284 words
Reading time
41 min
Chapters
6
Language
Greek
On Project Gutenberg since
2012

This novel, published in 1921, is set during the late nineteenth century in the context of the Italian military presence in Ethiopia. The language reflects the formal, literary Greek of the early twentieth century, featuring complex sentence structures and a specialized military vocabulary. It is a demanding read for learners due to its descriptive prose and historical terminology. The narrative focuses on the daily life and professional relationship of two officers stationed at a remote outpost, exploring themes of duty and isolation.

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  • French fiction -- Translations into Greek

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