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Preparation and Motivation in Greek Tragedy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

T. B. L. Webster
T. B. L. Webster
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University of Manchester.
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The Classical Review , Volume 47 , Issue 4 , September 1933 , pp. 117 - 123
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1933

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page 118 note 1 E.g. A. Septem 372; S. O.T. 911, Trach. 393, Phil. 730; E. Ion 510, 517, 725, El. 112, Hel. 528, Or. 1323.

page 118 note 2 Cf. Alc. 481 f., Med. 683 f., H.F. 1163 f.

page 118 note 3 Cf. A. Suppl. 520, Pers. 620; E. Hipp. 58, 1098, El. 694. The form of preparation for the parodos of the Phaethon is an additional reason for dating it late.

page 119 note 1 Cf. A. Cho. 581; S. Trach. 596, El. 468; E. Med. 259, Hipp. 710, Ion 666, I.T. 1063, Hel. 1387, I.A. 542.

page 119 note 2 E.g. E. Hipp. 777, El. 218, Or. 1251; S. El. 1398, Phil. 135, O.C. 112.

page 119 note 3 Cf. Trach. 225, O.T. 1110, O.C.720; once by Euripides, Med. 1116.

page 119 note 4 Cf. Tro. 230, 568, 1119, Phoen. 1330, I.T. 1222.

page 120 note 1 This may be the source of similar uses in Euripides, Suppl, 395, Tro. 294, Phoen. 695.

page 120 note 2 Cf. S. El. 1430, Phil. 202; E. Hipp. 567.

page 120 note 3 Cf. A. Sept. 36.

page 120 note 4 Cf. S. Ant. 745.

page 120 note 5 Cf. S. Aj. 594, 971, and E. Or. 787.

page 120 note 6 Cf. Trach. 333, 389, El. 986, Phil. 533, 850.

page 121 note 1 S. El. 404, O.C. 507. Cf. E. Hec. 609.

page 121 note 2 See Cl. Rev., 1931, p. 148, n. 7.

page 121 note 3 E.g. Tro. 1260, El. 360, 998, I.T. 725, 1205, Hel 865, 1180.

page 123 note 1 The Antiope seems to have had a similar plot: after Dirce and Antiope had left the stage, the shepherd told the twins that Antiope was their mother; they then plotted that the twins should free Antiope and the shepherd fetch Lycus to be murdered; the plot was then carried out.

page 123 note 2 For the lay-out of Prometheus' speeches, the concentric lay-out of Pindar's myths should be compared (Illig, Zur Form der pindarischen Erzählung).