The Plays of Euripides: Andromache. Electra. The Bacchantes. Hecuba. Heracles mad. The Phoenician maidens. Orestes. Iphigenia among the Tauri. Iphigenia at Aulis. The CyclopsG. Bell, 1907 |
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... wives , and men are content to turn their attention to one lawful love , that is , all who care to live an honourable ... wife , what assu- rance can make me confident of wresting from thee thy lawful lord ? Is it that Laconia's capital ...
... wives , and men are content to turn their attention to one lawful love , that is , all who care to live an honourable ... wife , what assu- rance can make me confident of wresting from thee thy lawful lord ? Is it that Laconia's capital ...
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... wives , wouldst thou have slain them ? If so , thou wouldst have set a stigma of insatiate lust on all our sex . A ... wife ? AND . Thy present claims at any rate give thee small title thereto . HER . Woman , may my bosom never harbour ...
... wives , wouldst thou have slain them ? If so , thou wouldst have set a stigma of insatiate lust on all our sex . A ... wife ? AND . Thy present claims at any rate give thee small title thereto . HER . Woman , may my bosom never harbour ...
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... wife wouldst thou prefer thy daughter to have found to suffering what I now describe ? We ought not on trifling grounds to promote serious mischief ; nor should men , if we women are so deadly a curse , bring their nature down to our ...
... wife wouldst thou prefer thy daughter to have found to suffering what I now describe ? We ought not on trifling grounds to promote serious mischief ; nor should men , if we women are so deadly a curse , bring their nature down to our ...
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... wife's rights a grave matter ; for whatever else a woman suffers is secondary to this ; if she loses her hus- band's love she loses her life therewith . Now , as it is right Neoptolemus should rule my slaves , so my friends and I should ...
... wife's rights a grave matter ; for whatever else a woman suffers is secondary to this ; if she loses her hus- band's love she loses her life therewith . Now , as it is right Neoptolemus should rule my slaves , so my friends and I should ...
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... wives or sons of different mothers , a cause of strife , of bitterness , and grief in every house . I would have a husband content with one wife whose rights he shareth with no other . Not even in states is dual monarchy better to bear ...
... wives or sons of different mothers , a cause of strife , of bitterness , and grief in every house . I would have a husband content with one wife whose rights he shareth with no other . Not even in states is dual monarchy better to bear ...
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