The Tragedies of Seneca Translated into English Verse, to Which Have Been Appended Comparative Analyses of the Corresponding Greek and Roman Plays, and a Mythological Index
Seneca
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I fear exceedingly, Nor can I trust myself unto myself.
The magnitude of woe hath dried our eyes; And tears, the last resource of woeful hearts, Have perished utterly.
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- PREFACESample
- THE INFLUENCE OF THE TRAGEDIES OF SENECA UPON EARLY ENGLISH DRAMA
- OEDIPUS
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- PHOENISSAE, OR THEBAÏS A FRAGMENT
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- MEDEA
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- HERCULES FURENS
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- HIPPOLYTUS OR PHAEDRA
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- HERCULES OETAEUS
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- THYESTES
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- TROADES
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- AGAMEMNON
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- INTRODUCTION
- OCTAVIA
- ACT I
- ACT II
- ACT III
- ACT IV
- ACT V
- COMPARATIVE ANALYSES
- THE OEDIPUS OF SOPHOCLES, AND THE OEDIPUS OF SENECA
- THE MEDEA OF EURIPIDES, AND THE MEDEA OF SENECA
- THE HERCULES FURENS OF EURIPIDES, AND THE HERCULES FURENS OF SENECA
- THE HIPPOLYTUS OF EURIPIDES, AND THE HIPPOLYTUS OF SENECA
- THE MAIDENS OF TRACHIN OF SOPHOCLES, AND THE HERCULES OETAEUS OF SENECA
- THE TROADES OF EURIPIDES, AND THE TROADES OF SENECA
- THE AGAMEMNON OF AESCHYLUS, AND THE AGAMEMNON OF SENECA
- INDEX