Abstract
This chapter reproduces the text of the edition of ‘A Problem in Greek Ethics’ that was privately printed in 1883. Symonds’ footnotes from that edition are retained as footnotes here. For ease of referencing, translations of Symonds’ use of Ancient Greek throughout the essay are indicated and collated in a notes section at the end of the chapter. The printed copy held by the British Library and used here was clearly Symonds’ personal copy, and written emendations throughout the copy were made by him in preparation of a version of ‘A Problem in Greek Ethics’ for inclusion in Sexual Inversion. These emendations are indicated in curly brackets and by the editor’s notes, which are contained within square brackets.
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