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1     II, 6 | hence the appropriateness of Euripides’ reply to the Syracusans):
2     II, 23|    savage were they. And, in Euripides, Hecuba says of Aphrodite,~
3    III, 2 |    This is done in poetry by Euripides, who was the first to show
4    III, 2 |      expression like that of Euripides’ Telephus,~King of the oar,
5    III, 14|    if not at the outset like Euripides, at least somewhere in the
6    III, 15|     already decided. So with Euripides’ reply to Hygiaenon, who,
7    III, 15|       no oath is on my soul.~Euripides said that his opponent himself