Our SenecaYale University Press, 1941 - 285 páginas |
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... Oedipus . Was spirited by fatal violence ? Kreon . Long span of years must fill that reckoning . Oedipus . And was this priest a priest in those days too ? Kreon . As wise as now and honored equally . Oedipus . Made he then any mention ...
... Oedipus . Was spirited by fatal violence ? Kreon . Long span of years must fill that reckoning . Oedipus . And was this priest a priest in those days too ? Kreon . As wise as now and honored equally . Oedipus . Made he then any mention ...
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... Oedipus . Purposing what didst wander to this land ? Messenger . In charge of flocks that ranged these mountainsides . Oedipus . Thou wert a shepherd and a hireling then ? Messenger . My son , I was thy savior in those days . Oedipus ...
... Oedipus . Purposing what didst wander to this land ? Messenger . In charge of flocks that ranged these mountainsides . Oedipus . Thou wert a shepherd and a hireling then ? Messenger . My son , I was thy savior in those days . Oedipus ...
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... Oedipus . Piety forbids me thence . Senex . Wouldst leave her then bereft ? Oedipus . There lies my fear . Senex . Speak out ; what hidden fear burdens thy mind ? Oedipus . A mother's couch , that Delphi prophesied . Senex . Then cease ...
... Oedipus . Piety forbids me thence . Senex . Wouldst leave her then bereft ? Oedipus . There lies my fear . Senex . Speak out ; what hidden fear burdens thy mind ? Oedipus . A mother's couch , that Delphi prophesied . Senex . Then cease ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND of SenECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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