Comprehensive Commentaries by Jan Marcus Zwaan: Unraveling the Masterpieces of Ancient Greek and Latin Literature

Every year, Jan Marcus Zwaan graces us with his complete commentaries on the texts from the works of renowned authors studied for the exams. Once again, Zwaan's expertise extends to the compelling writings of Cicero and Plinius. These commentaries aim to provide valuable assistance in deciphering the complex linguistic masterpieces created by Greek and Latin wordsmiths. Oftentimes, these texts prove to be a dental challenge for our students, leading to catastrophic results. That's where Zwaan's commentaries come to the rescue, offering guidance and support.

An Author's Journey: Jan Marcus Zwaan

Jan Marcus Zwaan, a native of Amsterdam, has immersed himself in the world of classical languages and cultures. His academic pursuits led him to study Classical Languages and Cultures, as well as Indic and Iranian languages and Cultures at the prestigious University of Amsterdam (UvA). Equipped with his vast knowledge and passion for the subject, Zwaan now serves as a dedicated teacher of Classical Languages.