Note 360 — Chapter VIII · THE INFLUENCE OF THEATRICAL MACHINERY AND DRAMATIC CONVENTIONS[354]
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On the basis of ἀναβάδην in vs. 399, for which the scholiasts preserve two interpretations, some writers would have us believe that Euripides was shown in the second story. Tracks for the wheels of an eccyclema have been reported on the logium level of the theater at Eretria (see p. 107, above).