This volume marks the last of Ss editions of Aristophanes plays in the A&P series and makes a fitting end to what is surely to be regarded as a major scholarly achievement. The text is clearly laid out and well-proof read ... and the translation is certainly up to Ss usual standard: it is lively, thoughtful and illuminates the text well. His extensive introduction and commentary benefit from his high level of scholarship, and take on a broad range of historical, literary and textual issues, whilst still remaining accessible to a fairly broad audience. In his introduction especially, he frames well a selection of the debates surrounding a play, which was all but neglected in the 20th C.' With this welcome volume on Wealth, a neglected play, Sommerstein has now (almost) brought his series of editions of Aristophanes extant comedies to a successful conclusion. ... Sommerstein has packed a lot into a small package and made this comedy accessible to both seasoned scholar and Greekless novice.'