The Authenticity of the Rhesus of Euripides

The Authenticity of the Rhesus of Euripides
ISBN-10
0521060931
ISBN-13
9780521060936
Category
History
Pages
384
Language
English
Published
1964-01-03
Publisher
CUP Archive
Author
William Ritchie

Description

and E. W. Handley and J. Rea , The Telephus of Euripides , Univ . of London Inst . Class . Stud . Bull . Supp . 5 ( 1957 ) , esp . pp . 22–4 . 1 For the evidence see D. L. Page , Actors 100 AUTHENTICITY OF ' RHESUS ' OF EURIPIDES.

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