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Malign, p. 871.
3 Pindar. Olymp. Xiii. 98. And Schol. Ad 1 ; Schol. Ad Iliad, vi. 155 ; this seems to be the sense of Iliad, vi. 191.
The lost drama called lobates of Sophokles, and the two by EuripidC-s called Sthenebcca and Bdlerophdn, handled the adventures of this hero. See the collection of the few fragments remaining in Dindorf, Fragm. Sophok. 280 ; Fragm. Eurip. P. 87-108 ; and Hygin. Fab. 67.
Welcker (Griechische Tragod. Ii. P. 777-800) has ingeniously put together 11 that can be divine...d respecting the two plays of Euripides.
Voleker seeks to make out that Bellerophon is identical with Poseidon TOL. I. 6 i22 HISTORY OF GREECE.
and beauty of Bellerophon rendered him the object of a strong passion on the part of the Anteia, wife of Prcetos king of Argos. Finding her advances rejected, she contracted a violent hatred towards him, and endeavored by false accusations to prevail upon her husband to kill him. Proetos refused to commit the deed under his own roof, but despatched him to his son-in-law the king of Lykia in Asia Minor, putting into his hands a folded tablet full of destructive symbols.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Malign, p. 871.
3 Pindar. Olymp. Xiii. 98. And Schol. Ad 1 ; Schol. Ad Iliad, vi. 155 ; this seems to be the sense of Iliad, vi. 191.
The lost drama called lobates of Sophokles, and the two by EuripidC-s called Sthenebcca and Bdlerophdn, handled the adventures of this hero. See the collection of the few fragments remaining in Dindorf, Fragm. Sophok. 280 ; Fragm. Eurip. P. 87-108 ; and Hygin. Fab. 67.
Welcker (Griechische Tragod. Ii. P. 777-800) has ingeniously put together 11 that can be divine...d respecting the two plays of Euripides.
Voleker seeks to make out that Bellerophon is identical with Poseidon TOL. I. 6 i22 HISTORY OF GREECE.
and beauty of Bellerophon rendered him the object of a strong passion on the part of the Anteia, wife of Prcetos king of Argos. Finding her advances rejected, she contracted a violent hatred towards him, and endeavored by false accusations to prevail upon her husband to kill him. Proetos refused to commit the deed under his own roof, but despatched him to his son-in-law the king of Lykia in Asia Minor, putting into his hands a folded tablet full of destructive symbols.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Grote to read onlineMoreLess
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