The Rhesus of Euripides
The Rhesus of Euripides
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C. Rolfe, in Harvard Studies iv. P. 69. Pollux (4. 130) refers to the mechanical contrivances used for such scenes.
INTRODUCTION XVII Βάκχου προφήτης ωστ€ Tlayyaiov πίτραν ωκησ€, aepvos τυΊσιν (Ιδόσιν θ€Οί.
This passage may be thus translated: 'He shall not descend into the dark earth ; this much shall I beg of the Nether Bride, daughter of Demeter, the goddess who giveth the fruits of the earth, to send up his soul from the dead. And she is my debtor to show manifest honour to the kins- folk o...f Orpheus. And although to me he shall be as dead henceforth and as one who sees not the light, for neither shall he meet me any more nor look upon his mother's face, yet he shall lie concealed in the caverns of the silver-bearing land, a Spirit-Man\ beholding the light, even as the seer of Bacchus made his habitation in Pangaeum's rock, a god revered by those who understand. ' The prophecy of the Muse, so allusive and obscure, suggests three questions for consideration : (i) How does the poet conceive the condition of Rhesus after death?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. Rolfe, in Harvard Studies iv. P. 69. Pollux (4. 130) refers to the mechanical contrivances used for such scenes.
INTRODUCTION XVII Βάκχου προφήτης ωστ€ Tlayyaiov πίτραν ωκησ€, aepvos τυΊσιν (Ιδόσιν θ€Οί.
This passage may be thus translated: 'He shall not descend into the dark earth ; this much shall I beg of the Nether Bride, daughter of Demeter, the goddess who giveth the fruits of the earth, to send up his soul from the dead. And she is my debtor to show manifest honour to the kins- folk o...f Orpheus. And although to me he shall be as dead henceforth and as one who sees not the light, for neither shall he meet me any more nor look upon his mother's face, yet he shall lie concealed in the caverns of the silver-bearing land, a Spirit-Man\ beholding the light, even as the seer of Bacchus made his habitation in Pangaeum's rock, a god revered by those who understand. ' The prophecy of the Muse, so allusive and obscure, suggests three questions for consideration : (i) How does the poet conceive the condition of Rhesus after death?
What to read after The Rhesus of Euripides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H William Holt Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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