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Helen

Euripides

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Among the legends of ancient Greece, there is perhaps no story more compelling than that of Helen. Her surpassing beauty was said to have launched the Greek fleet of a thousand ships to Troy. No woman was so adored and so hated. She was seen as both prize and scapegoat, the promise of bliss and the assurance of doom.

Originally written in 412BC.

Format:

Pages:: 126 pages

Publication:: 1992

Publisher:: Oxford University Press Inc

Edition:: Greek Tragedy in New Translations

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 0195077105

ISBN13:: 9780195077100

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Helen

Euripides

3.81/5 (1843 ratings)

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Among the legends of ancient Greece, there is perhaps no story more compelling than that of Helen. Her surpassing beauty was said to have launched the Greek fleet of a thousand ships to Troy. No woman was so adored and so hated. She was seen as both prize and scapegoat, the promise of bliss and the assurance of doom.

Originally written in 412BC.

Format:

Pages:: 126 pages

Publication:: 1992

Publisher:: Oxford University Press Inc

Edition:: Greek Tragedy in New Translations

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 0195077105

ISBN13:: 9780195077100

kindle Asin:: B00495XQW6

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