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Tragedias I

El Cíclope. Alcestis. Medea. Los Heráclidas. Hipólito. Andrómaca. Hécuba

EurípidesSeries: Nueva Biblioteca Clásica
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Year
2025
Language
Spanish
Publisher
Gredos

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EL MÁS TRÁGICO Y MODERNO DE LOS AUTORES TEATRALES DE LA ANTIGÜEDAD
Este primer volumen de las tragedias de Eurípides, el más inquieto y apasionado de los tres grandes autores trágicos griegos, incluye, además de una nueva introducción general a cargo de Lucía Romero Mariscal (Universidad de Almería), incluye las obras: El Cíclope, Alcestis, Medea, Los Heraclidas, Hipólito, Andrómaca y Hécuba.

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