Ion. Edited with Introduction and Commentary by A.S. Owen. - Euripides
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?This volume makes a forth in the Oxford series of Euripidean plays; like its predecessors, it is just the businesslike and first-rate edition which the good undergraduate needs - though all of us can learn from it. (?) Mr. Owen was plainly an admirable teacher as well as a fine scholar; throughout, he reveals notable skill in lucid, unpretentious explanation; moreover, he puts the reader in possession of the latest as well as the traditional opinions and interpretations. Metrical comment is full and highly competent.? (GILBERT NORWOOD in The American Journal of Philology, 1942, p.109). From the library of the late Professor Doktor Nikolaus Himmelmann.
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Oxford, 1939. XLIII,196p. Original burgundy cloth. Spine gilt titled.Antiquarian
?This volume makes a forth in the Oxford series of Euripidean plays; like its predecessors, it is just the businesslike and first-rate edition which the good undergraduate needs - though all of us can learn from it. (?) Mr. Owen was plainly an admirable teacher as well as a fine scholar; throughout, he reveals notable skill in lucid, unpretentious explanation; moreover, he puts the reader in possession of the latest as well as t...
?This volume makes a forth in the Oxford series of Euripidean plays; like its predecessors, it is just the businesslike and first-rate edition which the good undergraduate needs - though all of us can learn from it. (?) Mr. Owen was plainly an admirable teacher as well as a fine scholar; throughout, he reveals notable skill in lucid, unpretentious explanation; moreover, he puts the reader in possession of the latest as well as t...
