Euripides. A Student of Human Nature. - BATES, W.N.,
KORTE INHOUD
Three preliminary chapters discuss the writer's life and the chief characteristics of his work. the author then studies in detail each of his extant plays, often providing direct translation from the Greek, for clarity. Extensive research has also been done on the lost plays of Euripides and Dr. Bates provides an illuminating discussion of available fragments of these works. (Publisher's information).
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New York, 1961. Photomechanical reprint ed.1930. XIII,315p. ills. Paperback. Spine with light reading trace. Name on half title.Antiquarian
Three preliminary chapters discuss the writer's life and the chief characteristics of his work. the author then studies in detail each of his extant plays, often providing direct translation from the Greek, for clarity. Extensive research has also been done on the lost plays of Euripides and Dr. Bates provides an illuminating discussion of available fragments of these wo...
Three preliminary chapters discuss the writer's life and the chief characteristics of his work. the author then studies in detail each of his extant plays, often providing direct translation from the Greek, for clarity. Extensive research has also been done on the lost plays of Euripides and Dr. Bates provides an illuminating discussion of available fragments of these wo...
