Ancient Greece: An Illustrated HistoryViking Press, 1973 - 192 pages |
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... Sophocles against the older , 154 The Theatre of Dionysus seen from the Acropolis , look ing south . These remains do not predate the fourth century BC , though dramatic and musical contests had been shifted to this site from the Agora ...
... Sophocles against the older , 154 The Theatre of Dionysus seen from the Acropolis , look ing south . These remains do not predate the fourth century BC , though dramatic and musical contests had been shifted to this site from the Agora ...
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... Sophocles the dramatist . Throughout this decade , not surprisingly , Sophocles found himself preoccupied with a crucial theme , one central to the fundamentally civic and secular world of Periclean polis government , with its under ...
... Sophocles the dramatist . Throughout this decade , not surprisingly , Sophocles found himself preoccupied with a crucial theme , one central to the fundamentally civic and secular world of Periclean polis government , with its under ...
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... Sophocles ' most famous play , Oedipus the King , produced about this time . The opening scene , with its description of a plague - stricken Thebes , can- not but reflect Athens ' own experiences . This leads one to wonder how far a ...
... Sophocles ' most famous play , Oedipus the King , produced about this time . The opening scene , with its description of a plague - stricken Thebes , can- not but reflect Athens ' own experiences . This leads one to wonder how far a ...
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... Sophocles stood by the old divine laws . The conflict was basic , and it may not be altogether fanciful to see in this rational hero , destroyed by a Fate which steadily shreds his will and reason , some allusion to Pericles ' own grim ...
... Sophocles stood by the old divine laws . The conflict was basic , and it may not be altogether fanciful to see in this rational hero , destroyed by a Fate which steadily shreds his will and reason , some allusion to Pericles ' own grim ...
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... Sophocles dressed his chorus in mourning for Euripides ' death . The old landmarks were fast vanishing . With indestructible optimism , Athens built yet another fleet from good Macedonian timber ( paid for this time by melting down ...
... Sophocles dressed his chorus in mourning for Euripides ' death . The old landmarks were fast vanishing . With indestructible optimism , Athens built yet another fleet from good Macedonian timber ( paid for this time by melting down ...
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