The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume 123

Achilles Acts Aeschylus Agamemnon analysis ancient appears argues argument Aristotle Athenian Athens base beginning block Cambridge century chapter city-state claim Classical comes compared context culture death democratic demographic discussion early Euripides evidence example existence expressed fact festival fourth further give Greece Greek Greek Tragedy growth Homeric idea important indicate individual inscription interest interpretation Italy kind later less lines London material meaning monument motifs move nature notes Odysseus offers opposites original Oxford particular passage performance perhaps period Persian Plato play polis political population possible present probably provides question readers reason recognition reference remains scene seems sense similar Socrates speech suggests things tion tradition tragedy translation University verb whole δὲ καὶ