The Authenticity of 'Prometheus Bound'

C. J. Herington · Mark Griffith

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List of tables Preface 1. The problem 2. External evidence 3. The lyric metres 4. The recitative Anapaests 5. The Iambic trimeters 6. Structure and dramatic technique 7. Staging 8. Vocabulary 9. Style and syntax 10. Alternatives to Aeschylean authorship Appendixes Notes Bibliography Subject index Index of Greek words discussed Index of passages cited.

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