The Phoenissæ of Euripides, From the Text, and With a Tr. of the Notes of Pobson [&C.] by J.R. Major

The Phoeniss of Euripides is a stirring tragedy that explores themes of family, war, and betrayal. This edition is meticulously translated by J.R. Major, with extensive notes taken from the work of C. Pobson. A must-read for anyone interested in classical Greek literature or the art of translation.

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