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Three works by the third great tragic poet of ancient Greece.
Euripides, one of the greatest poets of antiquity, has been valued in every era for the pathological, terrifying, and intellectual character of his dramatic creations. The new edition of the Loeb Classical Library includes his works in six volumes.
Volume III contains three works. The Supplicants reflect on the supremacy of the law, Electra offers Euripides' version of the myth of the murder of Clytemnestra by her children, and Heracles shows the fragile nature of human happiness.
Pages: 464, Year of Publication: 0901, Dimensions: 10.8x10.8cm
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