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... nurses made to the female villains and with the same result . The Hercules on Oeta furnishes a variation in the technique of presenting the villain . In the first place , the nurse speaks a monologue declaiming on the hardness of a ...
... nurses made to the female villains and with the same result . The Hercules on Oeta furnishes a variation in the technique of presenting the villain . In the first place , the nurse speaks a monologue declaiming on the hardness of a ...
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... nurse . Like many of her successors in later drama , Orestes ' nurse is loyal to her foster child in the midst of a hostile environment . She has no scruples about deceiving her masters , for her only ethical principle is loyalty to ...
... nurse . Like many of her successors in later drama , Orestes ' nurse is loyal to her foster child in the midst of a hostile environment . She has no scruples about deceiving her masters , for her only ethical principle is loyalty to ...
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... nurse in the Andromacbe and Phaedra's in the Hippolytus , between Medea's nurse and the old paedagogos who converses with Antigone in the prologue of the Pboenissae . And in the Medea , the device of an exposition by means of a ...
... nurse in the Andromacbe and Phaedra's in the Hippolytus , between Medea's nurse and the old paedagogos who converses with Antigone in the prologue of the Pboenissae . And in the Medea , the device of an exposition by means of a ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND OF SENECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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