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EDITIONES PRINCIPES

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EDITIONES PRINCIPES  .-1496 . J .

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Lascaris (
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Florence),
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Medea,
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Hippolytus, Akestis,
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Andromache . 1503 . M .
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Musurus (Aldus,
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Venice), Eur.Tragg . XVII., to which in vol. ii. the
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Hercules Furens was added as an 18th; i.e. this edition contained all the extant plays except the
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Electra, which was first given to the
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world by P . Victorius from Florentinus C. in 1545 . The Aldine edition was re-printed at
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Basel in 1537 . The
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complete edition of
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Joshua
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Barnes (1694) is no longer of any
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critical value . The first thorough
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work done on
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Euripides was by L . C .

Valcknaer in his edition of the Phoenissae (1755), and his Diatribe in Eur. perditorum dramatum relliquias (1767), in which he argued against the authenticity of the Rhesus .

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