Edith Hamilton (disambiguation)

"Edith Hamilton" is composed of at least 2 distinct authors, divided by their works.

About the Author

Includes the names: Edith Hamilto, Eith Hamilton, Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamiltom, Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamiltion, EEdith Hamilton, Edith Hamiliton, Edith Hamiilton, ed. Edith Hamilton, 伊迪絲．漢彌敦, Edith - Edited By Hamilton, Edith Translated By Hamilton, Edith; Edith Hamilton Hamilton, Edith Hamilton (translated by), Edith Hamilton; Translator And Introduction, Illustrated By Steele Savage Edith Hamilton, Edith Hamilton; Prologue Doris Fielding Reid, translated with introductions by Edith Hamilton, C. Edith; With an introduction by Bowra Hamilton

Author Division

Edith Hamilton (1)

Mythology (1942) 17,302 copies, 97 reviews
The Greek Way (1930) 2,383 copies, 22 reviews
The Collected Dialogues of Plato, Including the Letters (Bollingen Series LXXI) (1961) — Editor, some editions — 1,343 copies, 11 reviews
The Roman Way (1932) 1,127 copies, 3 reviews
The Trojan Women (0415) — Translator, some editions — 774 copies, 15 reviews
The Echo of Greece (1964) 455 copies, 6 reviews
Everyday Life in Ancient Times (1951) 179 copies, 3 reviews
Three Greek Plays: Prometheus Bound / Agamemnon / The Trojan Women (1958) — Translator — 147 copies, 1 review
Beauty and the Beast: Classic Tales About Animal Brides and Grooms from Around the World (2017) — Contributor — 132 copies, 2 reviews
Witness to the Truth: Christ and His Interpreters (1962) 74 copies, 2 reviews
Spokesmen for God (1962) 64 copies
Greek Way/Roman Way: 2 Volumes In 1 (1986) 59 copies
Exploring Myths and Legends: Literature & Writing Workshop (1992) — Contributor — 39 copies
The Ever-Present Past (1967) 33 copies, 1 review
The Greek Way & The Echo of Greece (1957) 25 copies
Readings on Homer (1997) — Contributor — 17 copies
The great age of Greek literature (1942) 14 copies
The Trojan Women: Euripides: the Play and the Screenplay (1971) — Translator — 14 copies
The Trojan Women [1971 film] (1971) — Translator, some editions — 11 copies
Readings on Sophocles (1996) — Contributor — 11 copies
The Age of Heroes (1959) 8 copies
The Prophets of Israel 7 copies
A treasury of Edith Hamilton, selected by Doris Fielding Reid (1969) 3 copies
"Cupid and Psyche" taken from Mythology 1 copy
The Greek way/The great age of Greek literature 1 copy

Edith Hamilton (2)

When tyranny trembled (1974) 2 copies, 1 review

Edith Hamilton (unknown)

Common Knowledge

Disambiguation notice
Edith Hamilton(1) was the fairly well known author of "Mythology". Edith Hamilton(2) seems to be an obscure New England author, if a good writer. "A Motor Flight through France" seems to have been written by Edith Wharton, not Edith Hamilton at all, judging by the cover.