Euripides Heracles 581

Classical Quarterly 22 (2):236-240 (1972)
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This passage is interpreted by all commentators and translators as follows: ‘Or how shall we call it glorious that I went out to fight the hydra and the lion at the command of Eurystheus—and shall I not labour to shield off death from my own children?’ The purpose of my note1 is to suggest that we have here a very remarkable use of the verb, and that Euripides used it here with a precise and subtle intention.

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