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of these four plays which otherwise seem to have no thematic connexion 163 ( for the rationale of the tetralogy see H.D.Broadhead , The Persae of Aeschylus , Cambridge 1960 , lv - lx ) . Though we know next to nothing about the contents ...
of these four plays which otherwise seem to have no thematic connexion 163 ( for the rationale of the tetralogy see H.D.Broadhead , The Persae of Aeschylus , Cambridge 1960 , lv - lx ) . Though we know next to nothing about the contents ...
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Probably Aeschylus could already see the basic nature of Cimon's force - already in 472 B.C .. iv ) The importance of Athena is ignored in the Persae , not because she was a local goddess ( as R.P.Winnington - Ingram suggests , JHS 93 ...
Probably Aeschylus could already see the basic nature of Cimon's force - already in 472 B.C .. iv ) The importance of Athena is ignored in the Persae , not because she was a local goddess ( as R.P.Winnington - Ingram suggests , JHS 93 ...
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The apparatus criticus is drawn from the texts of Campbell , Murray and Page , and the commentaries of Lawson , Fraenkel , and Denniston & Page ( A.Y.Campbell , Aeschylus : Agamemnon , a revised text with brief critical notes , London ...
The apparatus criticus is drawn from the texts of Campbell , Murray and Page , and the commentaries of Lawson , Fraenkel , and Denniston & Page ( A.Y.Campbell , Aeschylus : Agamemnon , a revised text with brief critical notes , London ...
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