Sophocles

This edition presents the works of Sophocles, the renowned ancient Greek tragedian. Sophocles' plays, including "Oedipus Rex," "Antigone," and "Electra," are cornerstones of classical literature and continue to resonate with modern audiences through their exploration of fate, justice, and the human condition. Edited by Wilhelm Dindorf, this edition offers valuable insights into Sophocles' dramatic genius. The text preserves the original Greek, offering scholars and students a crucial resource for understanding the nuances of Sophoclesâ€(TM) language and thought. This book is essential for anyone interested in classical drama, Greek literature, or the enduring power of ancient storytelling.
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