The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas
1909 volume
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The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas
Summary
The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas is a volume[1].
Key Facts
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Aeschylus[2].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Aeschylus[3].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Sophocles[4].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Sophocles[5].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Euripides[6].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas authored Euripides[7].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's instance of is recorded as volume[8].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[9].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's editor is recorded as Charles William Eliot[10].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's publisher is recorded as P. F. Collier & Son[11].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's part of the series is recorded as Harvard Classics[12].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's place of publication is recorded as New York City[13].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's language of work or name is recorded as English[14].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's distribution format is recorded as printed book[15].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's volume is recorded as 8[16].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's country of origin is recorded as United States[17].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as The House of Atreus[18].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as Prometheus Bound[19].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as Œdipus the King[20].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as Antigone[21].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as Hippolytus[22].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as The Bacchæ[23].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's has part is recorded as The Frogs[24].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's publication date is recorded as +1909-00-00T00:00:00Z[25].
- The Harvard Classics, Vol. 8. Nine Greek Dramas's translator is recorded as E. D. A. Morshead[26].
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Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include volume[8] and version, edition or translation[9].