Selected poems : odes and fragments
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Selected poems : odes and fragments
Princeton University Press, c2008
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Sophocles : selected poems : odes and fragments
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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- Aphrodite of Kypris (fragment 941)
- On Eros and Aphrodite (Antigone 781-800)
- Eros, impossible to thwart (fragment 684)
- The mighty Kyprian (Trakhiniai 497-530)
- On man (Antigone 332-75)
- The human lot (fragments)
- On song (fragment 56)
- What Sophokles wrote on women was preserved by men (fragments)
- On sleep (Philoktetes 828-32)
- The chorus plead for divine aid against plague (151-215)
- But what does the seer Teiresias prove against Oidipous? (463-511)
- On purity, insolence, and punishment (863-910)
- A dance of hope (1086-1109)
- Oidipous the cursed (1186-1222)
- On the long life of Oidipous (Oidipous at Kolônos 1211-48)
- On fate and the last of the family (Antigone 582-625)
- Oidipous on the passage of time (Oidipous at Kolônos 607-23)
- On behalf of Oidipous (Oidipous at Kolônos 1557-78)
- In praise of Kolônos (Oidipous at Kolônos 668-719)
- The fullness of the world (fragments)
- The sea (fragments)
- To Dionysos (Antigone 1115-52)
- On the madness of Aias (Aias 596-645)
- Aias's meditation before suicide (Aias 646-85)
- On the afflicted Philoktetes (Philoktetes 169-90)
- On Herakles (Trakhiniai 94-140)