The Iphigencia Among the Tauri..
The Iphigencia Among the Tauri..
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The two other tragedians either began their plays with dialogue, or invented some special reason in connexion with the action for an explanatory monologue. The only extant plays of Euripides which do not begin with a prologue are the Rhesus, which either was written by him when very young or is not from his hand at all, and the Iphigeneia at Aulis, to which he would no doubt have prefixed a prologue if he had lived to d by Google NOTES. 121 complete the play ; the prologue introduced in our tex...ts after V. 48 is, no doubt, spurious. In the play before us this detachment is not complete. Vv. 1-39 (41) are spoken directly to the audience, but at v. 42 Iphigeneia becomes as it were her real self, and the rest of the prologue, though still serving to explain the situation, may be said to form part of the action of the piece.
Probably Iphigeneia entered, not from the central or prota- gonist's door (cf. Herm. tib. Muller's Eumen., p. 174), but from the side buildings in part of which she lived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two other tragedians either began their plays with dialogue, or invented some special reason in connexion with the action for an explanatory monologue. The only extant plays of Euripides which do not begin with a prologue are the Rhesus, which either was written by him when very young or is not from his hand at all, and the Iphigeneia at Aulis, to which he would no doubt have prefixed a prologue if he had lived to d by Google NOTES. 121 complete the play ; the prologue introduced in our tex...ts after V. 48 is, no doubt, spurious. In the play before us this detachment is not complete. Vv. 1-39 (41) are spoken directly to the audience, but at v. 42 Iphigeneia becomes as it were her real self, and the rest of the prologue, though still serving to explain the situation, may be said to form part of the action of the piece.
Probably Iphigeneia entered, not from the central or prota- gonist's door (cf. Herm. tib. Muller's Eumen., p. 174), but from the side buildings in part of which she lived.
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