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... means the only difference here . Sophocles is simple as well as brief . The pestilence is referred to as a god with fiery shafts passing through the city but even this can hardly be called a figure of speech . It was so familiar as to ...
... means the only difference here . Sophocles is simple as well as brief . The pestilence is referred to as a god with fiery shafts passing through the city but even this can hardly be called a figure of speech . It was so familiar as to ...
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... mean that he was wholly realistic but it certainly means at least that he was more observant of the dramatic probabilities . There are , however , plenty of situations in which a person may with perfect naturalness harangue a group of ...
... mean that he was wholly realistic but it certainly means at least that he was more observant of the dramatic probabilities . There are , however , plenty of situations in which a person may with perfect naturalness harangue a group of ...
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... mean , " and the virtus which is hard to define , so mixed is Seneca's conception , in his plays at any rate , a virtus that is half Stoic ... means of them would have forced a 1 most of his readers to an encyclopedia . It THE CHORUS 137.
... mean , " and the virtus which is hard to define , so mixed is Seneca's conception , in his plays at any rate , a virtus that is half Stoic ... means of them would have forced a 1 most of his readers to an encyclopedia . It THE CHORUS 137.
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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