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Euripides: Medea

Euripides: Medea

by Euripides (Author), A . F . Elliott (Editor)

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 176
 Publisher: OUP Oxford
Published: 12 Feb 1969
ISBN 10: 0199120064
ISBN 13: 9780199120062

Media Reviews
It is the best text for this graduate and advanced undergraduate level I have ever encountered in many years of teaching Greek Tragedy. --Joseph F. Desmond, Tufts University
An ideal introduction to reading Greek tragic texts. Remarkable range of assistance and information shrewdly deployed so students may take as much as they need. --Andrew Ford, Princeton University

It is the best text for this [graduate and advanced undergraduate] level I have ever encountered in many years of teaching Greek Tragedy. --Joseph F. Desmond, Tufts University
An ideal introduction to reading Greek tragic texts. Remarkable range of assistance and information shrewdly deployed so students may take as much as they need. --Andrew Ford, Princeton University


It is the best text for this [graduate and advanced undergraduate] level I have ever encountered in many years of teaching Greek Tragedy. --Joseph F. Desmond, Tufts University
An ideal introduction to reading Greek tragic texts. Remarkable range of assistance and information shrewdly deployed so students may take as much as they need. --Andrew Ford, Princeton University

It is the best text for this [graduate and advanced undergraduate] level I have ever encountered in many years of teaching Greek Tragedy. --Joseph F. Desmond, Tufts University
An ideal introduction to reading Greek tragic texts. Remarkable range of assistance and information shrewdly deployed so students may take as much as they need. --Andrew Ford, Princeton University


It is the best text for this [graduate and advanced undergraduate] level I have ever encountered in many years of teaching Greek Tragedy. --Joseph F. Desmond, Tufts University


An ideal introduction to reading Greek tragic texts. Remarkable range of assistance and information shrewdly deployed so students may take as much as they need. --Andrew Ford, Princeton University