Greek drama by Euripides: ELECTRA*THE PHOENICIAN WOMEN*THE BACCHAE* U.of Chicago

Description: Greek drama from Euripides : this collection , ' EURIPEDES V ' was first published in this series in 1959 and this book is the third impression from 1962. It includes 3 of his 17 extant and surviving works (out of 92 , the missing 75 having been destroyed by successive attacks by Christian & Moslem zealots who , along with Julius Caesar who burned the scrolls for a solid month in the Great Library in Alexandria , Egypt , JUST TO LIGHT HIS BATH WATERS !!! Grrrr , they shoulda made him eat some scrolls before they whacked him !!! Especially since how he gave THE IDIOT , Adolph Hitler ideas too ...) However , in this volume the included plays are in order as follows : ELECTRA , THE PHOENICIAN WOMEN , & THE BACCHAE. Book is almost new , and although second hand , it was most likely never read before & shows only minimal handling wear or use. Spine has no crease marks and is still fresh (see photos) ; binding is still " like new " as it holds all pages well , which pages appear crisp & clean with no underlining. Shipped via USPS Media Mail to any USA destination.

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Book Title: EURIPIDES V

Book Series: Euripides

Vintage: Yes

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Format: Paperback

Language: English

Field of Study: Performing Arts

Features: Revised Edition

Topic: Classical Studies

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Narrative Type: Fiction

Age Level: Adults, Young Adults

Publisher: University of Chicago Press

Intended Audience: Adults

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Series: The Complete Greek Tragedies

Publication Year: 1959

Type: Script/Play

Era: Pre-15th Century

Special Attributes: Vintage Paperback

Author: Euripides

Cultural Region: Greek Literature

Genre: Drama

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States