Ion
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Ion
Aris & Phillips, c1997
- : cloth
- : limp
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"The Greek text (c)Oxford University Press 1981. Reprinted from the Oxford Classical Texts edition of Euripides Fabulae vol. II, edited by J. Diggle (1981)"--T.p. verso
Greek text, parallel English translation
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Ion is generally regarded as one of Euripides' most attractive plays. A skilfully organised plot, charming characters, exciting situations and thought-provoking themes make it an excellent introduction to the study of Greek drama generally and of Euripides in particular. The introduction deals with Euripides' adaptation of the myth of Ion, his treatment of the theme of autochthony and his attitude to the seemingly licentious behaviour of Apollo. There is also a discussion of the play's date, its structure, form and language. The commentary is designed to encourage students to read the play in a responsive way and to pay attention to matters of form, language and dramatic technique. Greek text with facing-page English translation, introduction and commentary.
Table of Contents
General Editor's Foreword
Preface
Abbreviations
Addenda 2007
Updated General Bibliography
Introduction to Ion
1. Plot and meaning
2. Structure
3. Characters
4. Themes and Issues
5. Myth
6. Staging
7. Date
8. Text and Translation
Manuscripts and Editorial Symbols
Text and Translation of Ion
Commentary
Bibliography for Ion
Index
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