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... says Prometheus , is weaker than Necessity . Who , asks the Chorus , guides the rudder of Necessity ? —The Fates and the Furies . - Is Zeus then weaker than these ? —He cannot escape Destiny . - What is destined for him , but to reign ...
... says Prometheus , is weaker than Necessity . Who , asks the Chorus , guides the rudder of Necessity ? —The Fates and the Furies . - Is Zeus then weaker than these ? —He cannot escape Destiny . - What is destined for him , but to reign ...
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... says Prometheus , is weaker than Necessity . Who , asks the Chorus , guides the rudder of Necessity ? —The Fates and the Furies . - Is Zeus then weaker than these ? —He cannot escape Destiny . - What is destined for him , but to reign ...
... says Prometheus , is weaker than Necessity . Who , asks the Chorus , guides the rudder of Necessity ? —The Fates and the Furies . - Is Zeus then weaker than these ? —He cannot escape Destiny . - What is destined for him , but to reign ...
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... say to constitute , the pathos of the play , she has no signal in- fluence in the development of the plot . Her arrival at Argos as the prize , and , according to Greek custom , the assumed paramour of Agamemnon , supplies Clytaem ...
... say to constitute , the pathos of the play , she has no signal in- fluence in the development of the plot . Her arrival at Argos as the prize , and , according to Greek custom , the assumed paramour of Agamemnon , supplies Clytaem ...
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... says : " Strabo justly observes that , on account of the close vicinity of Argos and Mycenae , the tragic poets have made a confusion regarding their names , continually substituting the one for the other . But this is to be excused ...
... says : " Strabo justly observes that , on account of the close vicinity of Argos and Mycenae , the tragic poets have made a confusion regarding their names , continually substituting the one for the other . But this is to be excused ...
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... says : Here is the ancient . Argos you were longing for , and this the Lycean agora of the wolf - slaying god ( to wit , the market - place of the town of Argos ) , and this on the left is the renowned temple of Hera ; and , at the ...
... says : Here is the ancient . Argos you were longing for , and this the Lycean agora of the wolf - slaying god ( to wit , the market - place of the town of Argos ) , and this on the left is the renowned temple of Hera ; and , at the ...
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