More than twenty-three centuries ago Euripides, one of the greatest of tragic poets and a learned philosopher, in his seventy-third year wrote the Bakchai, which in profundity of meaning and splendor of diction is unequalled by his other great dramas.
An edition of The Adorers of Dionysos
(1997)
The Adorers of Dionysos
The Bakchai of Euripides
by James Morgan Pryse
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