The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
Euripides
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Euripides · 22 chapters
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Poetry was gradually superseded by rhetoric, sublimity by earnestness, pathos by reasoning.
He was buried at Pella, but a cenotaph at Athens showed that his countrymen had not forgotten Euripides.
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- PREFACE.Sample
- INTRODUCTION.
- THE ARGUMENT.
- HECUBA.
- NOTES ON HECUBA
- ADDITIONAL NOTES.
- THE ARGUMENT.
- ORESTES.
- NOTES ON ORESTES
- THE ARGUMENT.
- THE PHŒNICIAN VIRGINS.
- NOTES ON THE PHŒNICIAN VIRGINS
- ADDITIONAL NOTES.
- THE ARGUMENT.
- MEDEA.
- NOTES ON MEDEA
- THE ARGUMENT.
- HIPPOLYTUS.
- NOTES ON HIPPOLYTUS
- THE ARGUMENT.
- ALCESTIS
- NOTES ON ALCESTIS
- THE ARGUMENT.
- THE BACCHÆ.[1]
- NOTES ON THE BACCHÆ
- THE ARGUMENT.
- THE HERACLIDÆ.
- NOTES ON THE HERACLYDÆ
- THE ARGUMENT.
- IPHIGENIA IN AULIS.
- NOTES ON IPHIGENIA IN AULIS
- THE ARGUMENT.
- IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS.
- NOTES ON IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS