Antiquity in Prose T. L. Peacock . The monograph, written by a team of authors, is a deep and fascinating study of the work of one of the most interesting writers of the 19th century. T. L. Peacock, known for his novels and essays, has become an important figure in the literary tradition, and this monograph offers readers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in his world by exploring the influence of ancient culture on his works. The monograph covers a wide range of topics related to antiquity, including philosophical, cultural and historical aspects, which Peacock masterfully weaves into his texts. Readers will be able to learn how ancient myths and legends are reflected in his works, as well as how classical literature shaped his style and thinking. The authors of the book seek to show that Peacock did not just borrow elements of ancient culture, but reinterpreted them, creating unique literary images that remain relevant in the modern context. This monograph will be of interest to both students and graduate students studying literature, as well as lovers of classical prose who want to better understand the influence of antiquity on the work of Peacock. The book is suitable for readers interested not only in literature, but also in history, philosophy and cultural studies. It will be a real discovery for those who want to expand their horizons and learn more about how ancient ideas continue to live in modern texts. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. The authors discuss how Peacock uses ancient archetypes to create characters, how he interprets myths, and how ancient philosophy influences his views on life and society. An important aspect is also the study of the Peacock style, which combines elements of romanticism and realism, creating a unique literary language capable of conveying complex ideas and emotions. Readers will be able to see Peacock use irony and satire to comment on the social and cultural phenomena of his time. The style of the authors of the monograph is distinguished by the depth of analysis and clarity of presentation. They skillfully combine academic rigor with a fascinating narrative, making the book not only informative, but also enjoyable to read. Mention of other famous works of Peacock, such as "Melody" and "Romanes of Love", helps to create a more complete picture of his literary heritage and how antiquity permeates all his work. Antiquity in Prose T. L. Peacock . The monograph is not just a study, but a real literary find for everyone who wants to understand how ancient ideas and images continue to influence modern thinking and creativity. This book will be a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in literature, history and culture, as well as those who are looking for new horizons in the study of classical prose. Immerse yourself in the world of T. L. Peacock and discover how antiquity continues to live on in his works, inspiring a new generation of readers and writers.