Euripides and His Age, by Gilbert Murray, [1913]
| CHAP. | | PAGE |
| I | Introductory | 7 |
| II | Sources for a Life of Euripides: Memories Remaining in the Fourth Century: Youth: Athens after the Persian War: the Great Sophists | 20 |
| III | What is a Greek Tragedy? Euripides’ Early Plays up to 438 B.C., "Alcestis" and "Telephus" | 59 |
| IV | Beginning of the War: the Plays of Maturity from Medea" to Heracles" | 79 |
| V | Full Expression: the Embittering of the War: Alcibiades and the Demagogues: the "Ion": the "Trojan Women" | 105 |
| VI | After 415: Euripides’ last years in Athens: from "Andromeda" and "Iphigenia" to "Electra" and "Orestes" | 140 |
| VII | After 408: Macedonia: "Iphigenia in Aulis": "Bacchae" | 163 |
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| VIII | The Art of Euripides: Traditional Form and Living Spirit: the Prologue, the Messenger, the "God from the Machine" | 196 |
| IX | The Art of Euripides, continued: the Chorus: Conclusion | 226 |
| | Bibliography | 247 |
| | Note on the Pronunciation of Names | 251 |
| | Index | 253 |