Description
Book SynopsisThe fragmentary plays of Euripides are a body of texts still regularly increasing in number and extent. They are of very great interest in themselves, apart from the significant aid they give to the fuller appreciation of the surviving complete plays.
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'Should be welcomed by all students of classical Greek drama.' Vesa Vahtikari, Arctos
'This edition is a marvellous contribution to Euripidean scholarship. It is hard to see how it could have been improved.' Matthew Wright, Journal of Hellenic Studies
'The benefits I have drawn from this volume are very great.' Marsh McCall, Phoenix
Table of Contents
- General editors foreword
- Preface
- Form and content of this edition
- Philoctetes (431 B.C.)
- Alexandros (415 B.C.)
- Oedipus(after 415 B.C.)
- Andromeda (412 B.C.)
- Hypsipyle (411-407 B.C.)
- Antiope (411-407 B.C.)
- Archelaus (413-406 B.C.)
- Addenda and Corrigenda to vol. I
- Index to volumes I II
