{"collection":"Classics","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/cla/eurip/eaha/eaha13.htm","path":"cla/eurip/eaha/eaha13.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/cla/eurip/eaha/eaha13.htm","text":"Euripides and His Age, by Gilbert Murray, [1913]\n[Not including the Bibliography.]\nAbd\u00eara, 145\nAch\u00edlles, 176 ff.\nActa\u00eaon, 64\nActs, book of, 20\nA\u00easchylus, 11, 25, 67, 58, 66, 69, 118, 133, 180 ff., 184, 204, 232\nCh\u00f6\u00eaphori, 153\nSeven, 42\nSuppliants, 118\n\u00c1gathon, 167\n\u00c1g\u00f4n (Contest), 63\nA\u00eetion (mythical cause), 65\nAlcib\u00eeades (\u012d in Greek), 109\u2013115\n\u00c1lcman, 103\nAltar, in tragedy, 209 f.\nAnax\u00e1goras, 29, 50 f., 57, 114\nAnaxim\u00e1nder, 62\nArchel\u00e2\u00fcs (like \"slay us\"): (1) philosopher, 55; (2) King of Macedon, 167\nArcher, W., 219\nArchitecture of plays, 207 ff., 213\nArgos, 110\nBirds, 141\nFrogs, 25, 26, 112, 118, 170, 189, 190\nWomen at the Thesmoph\u00f3ria, 25, 27\n\u00c1ristotle, 9, 20, 127, 241, 243\nAthens, after Persian War, 36 ff., 37\u201341, 43, 108; ideals of, 38\u201341, 107, 114; changes in, 105\u2013113; and Euripides, 29\u201333, 89, 99, 119, 165 ff.; constitution of, 95 f.\nAtmosphere of play, 208 f.\nAugustine, 139\nBiography, 20; of Euripides, 23\nBrowning, R., 9\nCh\u00e1rites (Graces), 103\nChervil, 26\nChorus, 81, 226\u2013239; in dialogue, 235 f.\nClarity in style, 12\nClassicism, 197\nClytemn\u00e9stra, 151\u2013155, 173\u2013178, 204\nColeridge, 202\nComedy. See Aristophanes, New Comedy\nConvention in art, 201 ff.; as opposed to nature, 53 f.\nConversion, 138\nDeus ex m\u00e2chin\u00e2 (appearance of a God from a stage machine), 63, 155 f., 158\u2013162, 219\u2013225. See Epiphany\nDickens, 35\nDi\u00f3genes of Apollonia, 55\nDionysus, 64 f.; his ritual, 64 f.; festival, 67; in Bacchae, 186\nDrama, Greek. See Tragedy mediaeval liturgical, 60, 64; Elizabethan, 59, 233\nElmsley, 9\n\"Enlightenment,\" 48, 94, 114. See Ideas\nEph\u00eabi, 43\nEpic\u00fbrus, 20\nEpiphany, 63, 155 f. 158\u2013162. See Deus ex M\u00e2chin\u00e2\nEur\u00edpides: birth, 22, 35; death, 170 f.; biography, 23 f.; portrait, 28; father, 35; mother, 26 f., 35; books, 28, 100; cave at Salamis, 28, 163; ideas, 8, 99; teachers, 50\u201358; as playwright, 7, 10, 85; mysticism, 8, 161; attitude to Religion, 188\u2013192; influence after death, 10 ff.; relation to Athens, 30 f., 89, 96, 117 ff., 124, 164 ff.; and Comedy, 30; attitude to women, 28, 32 ff., 82 ff., 119\u2013184; style, 13 f.; technique, 123, 196 ff.; battle pieces, 101\nEuripides\u2019 Ode on Alcibiades, 111; Epitaph on those slain in Sicily, 142\nA\u00eageus, 96\nA\u00eaolus, 77\nAlcma\u00eaon in Corinth, 171\nAlcma\u00eaon in Psophis, 70, 72 f.\n\u00c1lope, 119\nAndr\u00f3mache (like \"from a key\"), 96, 110, 161, 208, 223\nAnt\u00eeope (\u012d in Greek), 237\nA\u00fbge, 118\nBacchae, 9, 19, 173, 179\u2013188, 193 ff.\nChildren of H\u00e9racles, 98 f., 96, 208\nCretans, 78\nC\u0177clops, 60\nDana\u00eb, 118\nDaughters of P\u00e9lias, 68 f., 79\nEl\u00e9ctra, 150\u2013155, 193, 217 f., 223, 237\nEr\u00e9chtheus, 96\nH\u00e9cuba, 87\u201388, 141, 161, 185, 229\nH\u00e9lena, 140, 144\u2013146, 161, 190\nH\u00e9racles, 97\u2013103, 189, 195, 208, 232, 236\nHipp\u00f3lytus, 84\u201386, 161, 189 ff., 208, 210 f., 216\u2013219, 223, 234, 235\nIphigen\u00eea in Aulis, 171\u2013179, 189\nIphigen\u00eea in Tauris, 98, 140, 143\u2013144, 161, 208, 227, 232, 236\nMed\u00eaa, 32, 79\u201384, 87, 141, 161, 185, 190, 204, 227, 237\u2013240\nOr\u00e9stes, 155\u2013160, 166, 189, 193, 227\nSuppliant Women, 92\u201396, 109, 210, 234\nTh\u00easeus, 91\nTrojan Women, 128\u2013134, 136 ff., 191, 210, 234, 236\nForgiveness, doctrine of, 159\u2013162\nFrazer, J. G., 63\nFrench Revolution, 116\nGellius, 25\nGlover, 138\nGods, 189\u2013190; on stage, 155 f. See Deus ex M\u00e2chin\u00e2\nGraces, The, 103\nGrenfell, 24\nHaigh, 230\nHardy, T., 232\nHecata\u00eaus, 48\nHelen, 159\nHellenism, 39\nH\u00e9racles, Children of, 41. See under Euripides\nHeracl\u00eetus, 62\nHeroes, 64 f.\nHer\u00f3dotus, 20, 39\u201342, 52 f., 105\nH\u00easiod, 47\nHipp\u00f3crates, 21\nHistorical Spirit, 198 f.\nHorace, 220\nHunt, 24\nHygia\u00eenon, 165\nHyp\u00e9rbolus, 108 f.\nImmortality, 35\nInitiations, 35\nInnocents, Massacre of, 64\nJohnson, S., 209\nLaw, 39 ff.\nLeicester, Earl of, 59\nLincoln, Abraham, 229\nMacaulay, 9\nMagnesia, 167\nMary Magdalen, 64\nMasks, 74\nM\u00e9gara, 44\nMen\u00e1nder. See New Comedy\nMenel\u00e2\u00fcs (\"slay us\"), 110, 156 ff., 174 f., 204\nMil\u00eatus, Fall of, 65\nMilitary Service, 43, 99 f., 102\nMilt\u00eeades (\u012d in Greek), 43, 48\nMnesilochus, 29\nMysteries, 36\nNature, opposed to Convention, 52 f.\nNelson, Horatio, 229\nNefrekepta, 228\nNestl\u00e9, 8\n\"N\u00f3mos.\" See Convention\nNorwood, G., 8\nOld Age, 164\nOld Year, 62 f.\nOlympic Games, 111\nOr\u00e9stes, 65, 151 ff. See under Euripides\nParian Marble, 22\nParis, Gaston, 60\nPas\u00edpha\u00eb, 78\nPatriotism, 96. See Plays, patriotic.\nPaul, 139\nPeloponn\u00easian War, 88, 91, 105\u2013108\nP\u00e9ricles, 42, 51, 57, 89, 106 f.\nPersians, 36\nPhilod\u00eamus, 166\nPhrynichus, 42\nPh\u00fbsis (\u03c5 in Greek). See Nature\nPlays. See under Authors: Euripides\u2019, patriotic, 89 f., 96; early, 69\u201377; after 415, 140 ff.\nPl\u00fbtarch, 111\nPoets, ancient and modern, 99 f.\nPorson, 9\nPr\u00f3dicus, 55\nProm\u00eatheus, 204. See Aeschylus\nPyth\u00e1goras, 49\nRealism, 19, 75, 172, 222; aversion from, 101 f.\nResurrection, 35, 63, 179, 188 f.\nRhyme, 201\nRidgeway, 63\nRitual in tragedy, 61\u201366, 172, 200; forms, 63, 179\nRussell, B., 241\nSalamis, 28, 37, 163; battle of, 22, 65\nS\u00e1tyr-plays, 66 f.\nScott, W., 32\nShaw, G. B., 203\nSicilian Expedition, 128, 168, 191\nSim\u00f4nides, 142\nSincerity of Greek Tragedy, 201\nSlavery, 135\u2013136, 173\u2013176, 121\u2013123\nS\u00f3phia (Wisdom), 38, 49, 90, 107, 192\nS\u00f3phocles, 9, 11, 33, 170, 204\nAjax, 65\nO\u00eadipus Tyr\u00e1nnus, 33, 214, 233\nPhiloct\u00eates, 74\nSparta, 37\nSpeeches in tragedy, 210\nSteiger, 8\nStes\u00edchorus, 145\n\"S\u00fanesis ,\" 189\nSuperstition, 46 f., 114\u2013117, 222, f.\nSympathy, shift of, 185 f.\nT\u00e1citus, 20\nTennyson, 100\nThem\u00edstocles, 37, 40 ff., 48, 167\nTheophany. See Deus ea M\u00e2chin\u00e2\nTh\u00easeus, 42, 93; sons of, 88; in Hippolytus, 84\nThesmoph\u00f3ria. See Aristophanes\nThracians, 43\nThucydides, 105\u2013108, 124\u2013128, 168\nTolstoy, 166\nTradition, 14; of fifth century, 15; in tragedy, 61\u201366, 172, 181; in art, 17\nTragedy, origin, 63 f.; ritual in, see Ritual; essence, 242 f.; dress, etc., 73 f.; performances, 67; \"most tragic,\" 10, 133, 243\nTranslations, 196 ff.\nTrilogy, 66\nVerisimilitude in art, 227, 231\nVerrall, A. W., 8, 98, 157, 197\nVictorian age, 16\nWars, Persian and Peloponnesian. See s.v.\nWells, H. G., 158\nWhitman, W., 18\nWilliam the Silent, 34\n\"Wisdom,\" 38, 49, 90, 107, 192\nWomen in Athens, 32 f., 82, ff.; in Euripides, 83 ff., 119\u2013124, 135\nYear, Old and New, 66 ff.\nZeus, 204\nZe\u00fbxis, 168","title":"Euripides and His Age: Index","type":"page"}