The Greek Theater of the Fifth Century Before Christ
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, XXV'I (1902), 587-639. For the literature of the subject see these articles. Weckleiii in his school edition of tlie Ion (1912) accepts in the main Homolle". S conclusions. 1'. Gardner writing in 1899 (Jour. Hell. Studies, XIX (1899), 263) stated that he believed that tlie iiroups beloncied to pediments, but were merely "fanciful and iina, ?i nary and that \vc cannot press the text of FAU-ipides to prove that these subjects were really represented at Delphi. " 85 relxfcri \atuoi(n. T5ut the w...ord is in doubt. Murray reads TeLxe(T(TL ; Weck- lein adopts the anonymous conjecture TviroLai : Hermann manufactured riz/cato-i.
86 Diatribe in Euripidis Perditorum Dramatum Reliquias, p. 214. The res- 4G THE GREEK THEATER idori, TTpbs aidep ^^anlWriffai Kdpas ypaiTTOvs {t iv aieT)oi(Ti wpbiT^Xeipov rvirovi.
Look, tlireet your ej^es toward the sky and gaze upon the painted statues in the gable.
But this, like the descriptions of the sculptures in the Ion, may also be an appeal to the imagination rather than to sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, XXV'I (1902), 587-639. For the literature of the subject see these articles. Weckleiii in his school edition of tlie Ion (1912) accepts in the main Homolle". S conclusions. 1'. Gardner writing in 1899 (Jour. Hell. Studies, XIX (1899), 263) stated that he believed that tlie iiroups beloncied to pediments, but were merely "fanciful and iina, ?i nary and that \vc cannot press the text of FAU-ipides to prove that these subjects were really represented at Delphi. " 85 relxfcri \atuoi(n. T5ut the w...ord is in doubt. Murray reads TeLxe(T(TL ; Weck- lein adopts the anonymous conjecture TviroLai : Hermann manufactured riz/cato-i.
86 Diatribe in Euripidis Perditorum Dramatum Reliquias, p. 214. The res- 4G THE GREEK THEATER idori, TTpbs aidep ^^anlWriffai Kdpas ypaiTTOvs {t iv aieT)oi(Ti wpbiT^Xeipov rvirovi.
Look, tlireet your ej^es toward the sky and gaze upon the painted statues in the gable.
But this, like the descriptions of the sculptures in the Ion, may also be an appeal to the imagination rather than to sight.
What to read after The Greek Theater of the Fifth Century Before Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Turney Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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