The Victim’s Tale. The Euripidean Dramaturgy of Human Sacrifice and a Reading of the Erechtheus

2025/05/29 by Konstantakatos, Ioannis M.
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paper · doi:10.26225/k4a1-gz53

Abstract

A Journal of Ancient Theatre

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