Euripides: Cyclops

Euripides: Cyclops
ISBN-10
1316510514
ISBN-13
9781316510513
Series
Euripides
Category
History
Pages
320
Language
English
Published
2020-06-30
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Authors
Richard Hunter, Rebecca Laemmle

Description

A full literary and linguistic commentary, suitable for advanced students, on the only surviving Athenian satyr-play.

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