The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.

The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.
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Euripides. The Tragedies of Euripides, Volume I.

PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

HECUBA

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

HECUBA

GHOST OF POLYDORE

HECUBA. CHORUS

HECUBA, POLYXENA, CHORUS

ULYSSES, HECUBA, POLYXENA, CHORUS

TALTHYBIUS, HECUBA, CHORUS

CHORUS

FEMALE ATTENDANT, CHORUS, HECUBA

AGAMEMNON, CHORUS, HECUBA

CHORUS

POLYMESTOR, HECUBA, CHORUS

POLYMESTOR, HECUBA, SEMICHORUS

AGAMEMNON, POLYMESTOR, HECUBA, CHORUS

ORESTES

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

ORESTES

ELECTRA

ELECTRA. HELEN

ELECTRA, CHORUS

ORESTES, ELECTRA, CHORUS

MENELAUS, ORESTES, CHORUS

TYNDARUS, MENELAUS, ORESTES, CHORUS

ORESTES, CHORUS

PYLADES, ORESTES, CHORUS

CHORUS

ELECTRA, CHORUS

MESSENGER, ELECTRA, CHORUS

ELECTRA, ORESTES, PYLADES, CHORUS

ELECTRA, CHORUS

HERMIONE, ELECTRA, CHORUS

PHRYGIAN, CHORUS

ORESTES, PHRYGIAN, CHORUS

CHORUS

MENELAUS below, ORESTES, PYLADES, ELECTRA, HERMIONE above, CHORUS

APOLLO

THE PHŒNICIAN VIRGINS

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

THE PHŒNICIAN VIRGINS

JOCASTA

TUTOR, ANTIGONE

CHORUS

POLYNICES, CHORUS

JOCASTA, POLYNICES, CHORUS

ETEOCLES, POLYNICES, JOCASTA, CHORUS

CHORUS

ETEOCLES, CHORUS, MESSENGER

CREON, ETEOCLES, CHORUS

CHORUS

TIRESIAS (led by his daughter), MENŒCEUS, CREON, CHORUS

CREON, MENŒCEUS, CHORUS

MENŒCEUS, CHORUS

MESSENGER, JOCASTA, CHORUS

ANTIGONE, JOCASTA, CHORUS

CHORUS

CREON, CHORUS

MESSENGER, CREON, CHORUS

[The dead bodies borne.] ANTIGONE, CREON, CHORUS

ŒDIPUS, CREON, ANTIGONE, CHORUS

ŒDIPUS, ANTIGONE, CHORUS

MEDEA

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

MEDEA

NURSE OF MEDEA

TUTOR, WITH THE SONS OF MEDEA, NURSE

NURSE, CHORUS

MEDEA, CHORUS

CREON, MEDEA, CHORUS

MEDEA, CHORUS

JASON, MEDEA, CHORUS

ÆGEUS, MEDEA, CHORUS

MEDEA, CHORUS

JASON, MEDEA, CHORUS

TUTOR, MEDEA, CHORUS

MEDEA, MESSENGER, CHORUS

JASON, CHORUS

HIPPOLYTUS

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

HIPPOLYTUS

VENUS

HIPPOLYTUS, ATTENDANTS

PHÆDRA, NURSE, CHORUS

CHORUS, PHÆDRA

HIPPOLYTUS, PHÆDRA, NURSE, CHORUS

CHORUS, PHÆDRA, NURSE

FEMALE SERVANT, CHORUS, THESEUS

HIPPOLYTUS, THESEUS, CHORUS

CHORUS

MESSENGER, CHORUS

MESSENGER, THESEUS, CHORUS

DIANA, THESEUS, CHORUS

HIPPOLYTUS, DIANA, THESEUS, CHORUS

ALCESTIS

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

ALCESTIS

APOLLO

DEATH,240 APOLLO

CHORUS

CHORUS, FEMALE ATTENDANT

ALCESTIS, ADMETUS, EUMELUS, CHORUS

CHORUS

HERCULES, CHORUS

ADMETUS, HERCULES, CHORUS

CHORUS

ADMETUS, CHORUS

PHERES, ADMETUS, CHORUS

SERVANT

HERCULES, SERVANT

HERCULES

ADMETUS, CHORUS

HERCULES, ADMETUS, CHORUS

THE BACCHÆ

PERSONS REPRESENTED,

THE ARGUMENT

THE BACCHÆ.288

BACCHUS

THE HERACLIDÆ

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

THE HERACLIDÆ

IOLAUS

IPHIGENIA IN AULIS

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

IPHIGENIA IN AULIS

[Enter a Messenger.420]

[Enter ACHILLES.]

[The OLD MAN appears at the door of the house.]

[Enter a MESSENGER.493]

[Enter AGAMEMNON.]

IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS

PERSONS REPRESENTED

THE ARGUMENT

IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS

IPHIGENIA

[ORESTES and PYLADES retire aside.]

[Enter THOAS.]

[Enter A MESSENGER.]

[MINERVA appears.]

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Euripides, son of Mnesarchus, was born in the island of Salamis, on the day of the celebrated victory (B.C. 480). His mother, Clito, had been sent thither in company with the other Athenian women, when Attica was given up, and the ships became at once the refuge of the male population, and the national defense. Mr. Donaldson2 well remarks, that the patronymic form of his name, derived from the Euripus, which was the scene of the first successful resistance offered to the Persian navy, shows that the attention of his parents was fully excited by the stirring events of the time.

Notwithstanding the fact that his mother had been an herb-seller, it is probable that his father was a man of some family. That he was at least possessed of ample means, is evident from the care and expense bestowed upon our poet's education. Under the tutorship of Anaxagoras, Prodicus, and Protagoras, he had studied both natural philosophy and rhetoric in its sophistical form. In gymnastic exercises he exhibited a successful prowess, being twice victorious in the Eleusinian and Thesean games. Of his skill in painting, some specimens were preserved at Megara.

.....

PYL. To what end is this?

ORES. That I may supplicate him to save me.

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