The "Rhesus" attributed to Euripides
The tragedy Rhesus has come down to us among the plays of Euripides but was probably the work either of fourth-century BC actors or producers heavily rewriting his original play or of a fourth-century author writing in competition. This edition explores the play as a 'postclassical' traged...
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CONTENTS Foreword page vii INTRODUCTION i Plot, Cast and Setting շ Rhesus in Legend, Epic and Novel 3 Authorship 4 Evidence for a Late-fourth-century Dating 5 The ‘Macedonian Connection’ 6 The Most Plausible Chronology 7 Were Tragic Smiles Allowed in Menander’s Time? 8 ‘Political’ Tragedy - For Which Polis? 9 The Transmission of the Text i 6 16 24 41 49 50 59 71 SIGLA USED IN THE APPARATUS OF THIS EDITION 80 ABBREVIATIONS OF THE MANUSCRIPTS 81 TEXTS Ancient Hypotheses and Fragments of Prologues to Rhesus Rhesus 82 87 COMMENTARY Fragments of Prologues to Rhesus Rhesus 133 142 BIBLIOGRAPHY Editions of Rhesus Commentaries and Editions of Ancient Texts 627 628 v
CONTENTS Other Bibliography Bibliographic Abbreviations INDEXES General Index Index of Greek Words Discussed VI 632 688 690 708 |
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