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Euripides: Trojan WomenAris & Phillips Classical Texts Trojan Women is very much a play for our times. Strongly against war, it shows its aftermath through the eyes of a group of women, members of the Trojan royal household. They have experienced displacement, degradation and deprivation as their city has been sacked by the Greeks. The play expresses their protest, their articulation of grief, their reflection upon the world they now find themselves in, one in which the

and in embracing our fate to live in harmony with god and nature

Annals VI provides an absorbing account of the varied aspects of the behaviours and personality of Rome’s most enigmatic emperor during the final years of his life

As for the play itself

equal parts philosophy and motivational speech

In recent years

including the Metamorphoses

The Introduction sets the dialogue in the context of the traditional Athenian funeral oration and of Plato's ongoing critique of contemporary rhetoric

and tells of the women who stand defiant in a world ruled by ruthless men

the final settlements with Greece and Asia

Placita can be largely reconstructed from the work of three authors working in the period from the second to the fifth century (Pseudo-Plutarch

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on the whole style of leadership that he represented and on a system which seemed to guarantee that a bad leader could be displaced by a worse

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