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Studies of the Greek Poets (Vol 2 of 2)

Note 113 — Chapter XVII · ANCIENT AND MODERN TRAGEDY.

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This seems to have been the gist of one of the grudges of Aristophanes against Euripides, as I have indicated above, p. 47, note. He made the love of Sthenobœa, the vengeance of Medea, too interesting.

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