Our SenecaArchon Books, 1968 - 285 páginas |
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... less than it appeared to be on the surface . Nor were the magistrates the greatest power . Before they took any ... less and less vitally interested individuals , tended to become the tools of clever leaders . It has already been ...
... less than it appeared to be on the surface . Nor were the magistrates the greatest power . Before they took any ... less and less vitally interested individuals , tended to become the tools of clever leaders . It has already been ...
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... less and less closely related to the subject matter of the plays . Except in a few instances , this process did not go to an extreme , but in general the odes become more elaborately mythological or else more rhetorically moralizing in ...
... less and less closely related to the subject matter of the plays . Except in a few instances , this process did not go to an extreme , but in general the odes become more elaborately mythological or else more rhetorically moralizing in ...
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... less of Zeus and more of Apollo , less of prayer and more of oracles and prophecies . It would seem as though Sophocles believed chiefly in Fate that could not be changed and less enthusiastically in the gods , powerful but themselves ...
... less of Zeus and more of Apollo , less of prayer and more of oracles and prophecies . It would seem as though Sophocles believed chiefly in Fate that could not be changed and less enthusiastically in the gods , powerful but themselves ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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