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Greek tragedy

Note 226 — Chapter III · THE WORKS OF ÆSCHYLUS

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Müller-Heitz (Griechische Litteraturgeschichte, ii. p. 88) point out, also, that this play needs more elaborate machinery than any other extant drama. But it may well be doubted whether all the effects mentioned by the poet are realized.

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