“The rich work of Davies and Finglass … is very thoroughly researched, as it is to be expected from such distinguished editors … The sections on mythological traditions are particularly rich, devoting plentiful space to literary and visual testimonies … This is a very substantial and serious work, making for the first time available all the fragments with a critical edition and full scale commentary. Anyone interested in Greek literature and culture should be grateful to the editors for their endeavour.”
G. B. D’Alessio, Bryn Mawr Classical Review

“[In] this extensive and outstanding work … Davies and Finglass engage in a meticulous effort aimed at disentangling the multiple complexities that surround Stesichorus, a lyric poet shrouded in the mist of time and myth … Davies and Finglass offer an elegant and panoramic view of Stesichorus’ poetry in time and space, justifying his fame and merit. This work is of a high calibre, and deserves warm commendation.”
E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos, Classical Review

“This work will be an indispensable tool for anyone reading Stesichorus at any level of proficiency.”
D. T. Benediktson, Exemplaria Classica