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Translators of Homer

Translators of Herodotus' The Histories

Translators of Sophocles

Translators of Thucydides

Translators of Plutarch

Translators of Lucretius

NB: His only work was De rerum natura .

Translators of Virgil

Translators of the Sangam literature

Translators of Ovid's Metamorphoses

Translators of Lucan

Translators of Juvenal

Translators of Martial

Translators of the Tirukkural

Translators of other famous Classical authors

Translators of The Qur'an

Translators of Medieval and modern literature into English

Translators of Icelandic and other Scandinavian classics

Translators of Anglo-Saxon

Translators of The Arabian Nights or The Thousand and One Nights

Translators of Omar Khayyam

Translators of Geoffrey of Monmouth

Translators of Dante's Divine Comedy

Translators of Montaigne's Essays

Translators of Rabelais

Translators of Cervantes' Don Quixote

Translators of Goethe

Translators of Dostoyevsky

Translators of Tolstoy

Translators of Prus

Translators of Mann

Translators of Kafka

Translators of Musil

Translators of Proust

Translators of Flaubert

Translators of Borges

Other French to English translators

Other German to English translators

Other Italian to English translators

Other Spanish to English translators

Other Russian to English translators

Other Polish to English translators

Irish to English translators

Nepali to English translators

Welsh to English translators

Other Korean to English translators

Other Japanese to English translators

Other Chinese to English translators

Serbian to English translators

Other Yiddish to English translators

Other Persian to English translators

Translators of multiple languages into English

Other translators into English

Philosophy

Translators of Ancient Chinese classics

Translators of Ancient Indian classics

Translators of Hellenistic and Roman philosophers

Translators of Augustine

Translators of Aquinas

Translators of Descartes

Translators of Spinoza

Translators of Leibniz

Translators of Vico

Translators of Kant

Translators of Schopenhauer

Translators of Kierkegaard

Translators of Nietzsche

Translators of Heidegger's Being and Time

Translators of Derrida

Other translators

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