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The Greek Tragedy in New Translations

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The Greek Tragedy in New Translations

Summary

The Greek Tragedy in New Translations is a book series[1].

Key Facts

  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's instance of is recorded as book series[2].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's editor is recorded as William Arrowsmith[3].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's editor is recorded as Peter Hart Burian[4].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's editor is recorded as Alan Shapiro[5].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's publisher is recorded as Oxford University Press[6].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's place of publication is recorded as New York City[7].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's place of publication is recorded as Oxford[8].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's language of work or name is recorded as English[9].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Persians[10].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Prometheus Bound[11].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Seven Against Thebes[12].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Suppliants[13].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Aias[14].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Antigone[15].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Electra[16].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Oedipus at Colonus[17].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Oedipus the King[18].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Philoctetes[19].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Women of Trachis[20].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Rhesos[21].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Alcestis[22].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Andromache[23].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Bakkhai[24].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Electra[25].
  • The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's has part is recorded as Hecuba[26].

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Designation and Status

The Greek Tragedy in New Translations's instance of is recorded as book series[2].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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