"Antigone by Sophocles" is a significant work of ancient Greek literature that addresses the conflicts between human laws and the unwritten laws of the gods. In this tragedy, the story of Antigone is told, who defies the orders of King Creon to give her brother his final honor. The narrative highlights central themes such as justice, morality, and the consequences of decisions that have both personal and societal dimensions. The profound dialogues and philosophical questions invite readers to reflect on the nature of right and wrong and the challenges that arise from the pursuit of justice. This edition, edited by Maria da Conceição Oliveira Guimarães, offers a modern perspective on a timeless theme and is of great value to both students and literature enthusiasts.