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... Agamemnon have a pitched battle of words in the Troades . It is a curious scene in some ways . Talthybius has just ... Agamemnon appear in serious argument . At the end of the debate Agamemnon says that he will consult Calchas whom he ...
... Agamemnon have a pitched battle of words in the Troades . It is a curious scene in some ways . Talthybius has just ... Agamemnon appear in serious argument . At the end of the debate Agamemnon says that he will consult Calchas whom he ...
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... Agamemnon . Ay , and around those same Thessalian ships There was deep peace even for Hector's sire . Pyrrbus . Royalty's right is giving life to kings . Agamemnon . Why did thy right hand then rob life of kings ? Pyrrbus . True mercy ...
... Agamemnon . Ay , and around those same Thessalian ships There was deep peace even for Hector's sire . Pyrrbus . Royalty's right is giving life to kings . Agamemnon . Why did thy right hand then rob life of kings ? Pyrrbus . True mercy ...
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... Agamemnon is as good an illustration as any and the Agamemnon may serve as typical throughout of the poet's religious attitude . The motivating prologue is reserved to the ghost of Thyestes alone : he announces himself and foreshadows ...
... Agamemnon is as good an illustration as any and the Agamemnon may serve as typical throughout of the poet's religious attitude . The motivating prologue is reserved to the ghost of Thyestes alone : he announces himself and foreshadows ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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