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... least less communal and the leaders of the senate could not but realize that they were attempting the im- possible . Men were bound to be thinking for themselves as individuals ; the state could no longer command their whole con- scious ...
... least less communal and the leaders of the senate could not but realize that they were attempting the im- possible . Men were bound to be thinking for themselves as individuals ; the state could no longer command their whole con- scious ...
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... least one conversation consisting almost entirely of an exchange of sententious epigram . The Phaedra has the shortest and least striking and it may even be argued that Phaedra pronounces all of the epigrams while her interlocutors ...
... least one conversation consisting almost entirely of an exchange of sententious epigram . The Phaedra has the shortest and least striking and it may even be argued that Phaedra pronounces all of the epigrams while her interlocutors ...
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Clarence Whittlesey Mendell. heroine present , or at least without any indication of her de- parture , and when they finish , at line 1055 , she is there to re- ceive the messenger . Medea is evidently present while the chorus sings the ...
Clarence Whittlesey Mendell. heroine present , or at least without any indication of her de- parture , and when they finish , at line 1055 , she is there to re- ceive the messenger . Medea is evidently present while the chorus sings the ...
Índice
PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGround of SeNECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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