Arachne
Arachne, written by Georg Ebers and published in 1898, is set in ancient Egypt and follows Ledscha, a woman who has lost her betrothed and struggles with her feelings for a Greek sculptor who views her merely as a model. The narrative explores themes of love, fate, and the influence of the gods as Ledscha's affections shift amidst her circumstances. This novel is notable for being Ebers' final work in German and for its role in popularizing Egyptology in literature. The book was also translated into English in the same year.
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Nathalie J., Anna Simon, Nadine Eckert-Boulet, Peter Yearsley +7 more
