Pseudo-Euripides, Rhesus by Fries, Almut -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Untersuchungen zur antiken Literatur und Geschichte Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Preface Table of Contents Introduction I. The Play II. Plot And Myth

1. The Greek Tradition

(a) Iliad 10 and Homer (b) Other Sources

2. Rhesus of Thrace Appendix: The ‘Macedonian Theory’

III. Authenticity and Date

1. External Evidence 2. Language and Style

(a) Repetition (b) Vocabulary (c) Poetic Borrowings (d) Conclusion and Outlook

3. Dramatic Technique 4. Rhesus and the ‘Euripidean Selection’

(a) Literary Reception (b) Ancient and Medieval Quotations, Lexica

IV. Textual Tradition

1. Manuscripts 2. Evidence from Lost Manuscripts 3. Papyri 4. Scholia and Other Indirect Sources 5. The Aldine

V. The Edition Text and Critical Apparatus

Conspectus Siglorum

I. Codices

1. Constanter Citati 2. Raro Memorantur 3. Codicum Familiae

II. Papyri III. Gnomologia IV. Fontes Alii V. Sigla Cetera VI. Canticorum Metra

Commentary

The Hypotheses

Hypothesis (a) Hypothesis (b) Hypothesis (c) Hypothesis (d)

The Play

Scene and Setting Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Notes Metre Metre Metre Notes

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I. Notable Editions, Commentaries andTranslations of Rhesus II. Scholia III. Secondary Literature

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