The Supernatural in the Tragedies of Euripides As Illustrated in Prayers Curses
The Supernatural in the Tragedies of Euripides As Illustrated in Prayers Curses
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. Ik^ im* L^ The Supernal It ral in the Tragedies of Euripides 35 and Aclrastus confesses: "Ah me! thou presscst mc where most I erred!" (156. ) In vv. 627 ff. Euripides lets the chorus appeal to Zeus : Suppl. 627-30 : icb ZeD, rds TraXaiofxaTopos Traidayofe iropLOs Ivaxov.
ytpov ra8' ev/xepiis.
" Zeus, hear us, whose offspring was born of yore Of Inachus-daughter, the heifer-maid! Oh be our champion thou, To our citj' be gracious now ! " •Adrastus professes that humanity is in close dependence... upon Zeus : Suppl. 734-36: ci) ZeO, tL 8f]Ta tovs raXaLTrcopovs (3poTOvs (jjpovelv XkyovaL; crov yap k^ripTrip. Eda 8pufj. Ku re rotaDt?' av au rvyxfifO^ ^eXoJv.
" Zeus, wherefore do they say that wretched man Is wise? For lb, we hang upon thy skirts, And that we do, it is but as thou wilt. " If things go as Heaven has ordained, no wonder that the same Adrastus admits that prayer is of no avail. He leaves the sup- pliant-bough on the altar as a protest that his prayer has been slighted, and exclaims : Suppl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Ik^ im* L^ The Supernal It ral in the Tragedies of Euripides 35 and Aclrastus confesses: "Ah me! thou presscst mc where most I erred!" (156. ) In vv. 627 ff. Euripides lets the chorus appeal to Zeus : Suppl. 627-30 : icb ZeD, rds TraXaiofxaTopos Traidayofe iropLOs Ivaxov.
ytpov ra8' ev/xepiis.
" Zeus, hear us, whose offspring was born of yore Of Inachus-daughter, the heifer-maid! Oh be our champion thou, To our citj' be gracious now ! " •Adrastus professes that humanity is in close dependence... upon Zeus : Suppl. 734-36: ci) ZeO, tL 8f]Ta tovs raXaLTrcopovs (3poTOvs (jjpovelv XkyovaL; crov yap k^ripTrip. Eda 8pufj. Ku re rotaDt?' av au rvyxfifO^ ^eXoJv.
" Zeus, wherefore do they say that wretched man Is wise? For lb, we hang upon thy skirts, And that we do, it is but as thou wilt. " If things go as Heaven has ordained, no wonder that the same Adrastus admits that prayer is of no avail. He leaves the sup- pliant-bough on the altar as a protest that his prayer has been slighted, and exclaims : Suppl.
What to read after The Supernatural in the Tragedies of Euripides As Illustrated in Prayers Curses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Ernest Heinrich Klotsche to read onlineMoreLess
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