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... clear that the prototype of neither group is to be sought in Sophocles . It is true that in the Ajax of the Greek poet the prologue is spoken in part by Athena who foretells the madness of Ajax , but the technique is not that of Seneca ...
... clear that the prototype of neither group is to be sought in Sophocles . It is true that in the Ajax of the Greek poet the prologue is spoken in part by Athena who foretells the madness of Ajax , but the technique is not that of Seneca ...
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... clear . The Eumenides is a tour de force with elaborate movements of characters off from the scene and onto it . The coming and going of the Delphic prophetess , the appearance of Apollo and the departure of Orestes , and finally the ...
... clear . The Eumenides is a tour de force with elaborate movements of characters off from the scene and onto it . The coming and going of the Delphic prophetess , the appearance of Apollo and the departure of Orestes , and finally the ...
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... clear ! But opportunely Strophius with young Pylades arrives in a chariot and , on learning the situation , speeds off with Orestes . Elektra remains to be berated by Clytemnestra and Aegisthus and is dragged off to prison , Cassandra ...
... clear ! But opportunely Strophius with young Pylades arrives in a chariot and , on learning the situation , speeds off with Orestes . Elektra remains to be berated by Clytemnestra and Aegisthus and is dragged off to prison , Cassandra ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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