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Antigone / Sophocles 1993  Book
Sophocles Book
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Publication New York, Dover Publications, Inc., 1993.
Description vii, 52pBlack spine
Series Dover Thrift Editions
Summary/Abstract This classic Greek drama depicts the fate of the children of Oedipus who die fighting against each other. Creon, their uncle, assumes leadership and issues an edict that the rebel Polynices be left unburied and unmourned. Antigone , his sister, defies the edict and for her act she is punished by Creon who orders her to be sealed in a cave and left to die. How the Gods take their revenge on Creon for his inhuman act provides the finale to this compelling tragedy.
Standard Number 0486 278042 Pb.
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ID:   011239


Bacchae / Euripides 1997  Book
Euripides Book
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Publication New York, Dover, 1997.
Description vii, 55pBlack spine
Series Dover Thrift Editions
Summary/Abstract A drama about the cult of Dionysus, the vine god, which involved orgiastic and frenzied nature rites. The king of Thebes, Pentheus, imprisons Dionysus when the latter, in disguise, attempts to propagate his cult among the women of Thebes. This thwarting of a God's will leads to catastrophe. The play is a probing into man's psychological makeup and understanding of himself.
Standard Number 9780486295800 Pb.
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Trojan Women and Hippolytus / Euripides; Coleridge, Edward P.(Tr.) 2002  Book
Euripides Book
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Publication New York, 2002.
Description iv, 58pDark Blue spine
Series Dover Thrift Editions
Summary/Abstract Essential undergraduate reading in literature, mythology and world drama, these two dramas critically examine political events, social and moral aspects of contemporary life. They expose the futility of war, the unmanliness of heroes and the shallowness of Gods.
Standard Number 0486424626 Pb.
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