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The Trojan Women
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The Trojan Women (Rudall, trans.)
by Euripides, Nicholas Rudall
Synopsis
Euripides A bleak and agonizing portrait of war's brutality inspired by a barbaric act of retribution committed on the Isle of Melos during the war between Athens and Sparta, this masterpiece of pathos thrusts audiences into the pain suffered by innocent victims.
Publication
The Trojan Women (Rudall, trans.) is a play written by Euripides and published by Samuel French .
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