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Euripides - Athenian tragedian, who died in 406 B.C.
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[Longin]:Subl_15 what he imagined. 3 Now Euripides spends his fondest efforts in
[Longin]:Subl_40 others, Aristophanes occasionally, Euripides almost always. 3
Aelian:Fr_246 Phoenix, subject of a play by Euripides. [247] & {245 DF}
Aelian:NA_3.15 out fear,' to quote what Euripides says [Ion 1198] of thos
Aelian:NA_3.17 ught in like clutches. [17] & Euripides says [fr. 403 N]
Aelian:NA_4.54 Nature, who according to Euripides ' takes no account of
Aelian:NA_5.2 So it seems that Euripides uncritically represented Poly
Aelian:NA_5.34 were, for itself. Even so does Euripides [fr. 311 N] sing
Aelian:NA_5.42 drips from the trees, just as Euripides [Bacc. 714] says
Aelian:NA_6.15 Laïus, ** my good Euripides, did not act so in the case
Aelian:NA_7.25 mirrors and of perfumes,' as Euripides says [Or. 1112]),
Aelian:NA_7.28 to outlive her. Euripides is not serious when he says
Aelian:NA_7.39 ] . And the same Euripides says in his Temenidae that
Aelian:NA_7.47 pha;; the word is mentioned by Euripides in his Peliades
Aelian:NA_12.7 hat of a lion. And Euripides suggests this when he says
Aelian:NA_12.44 esaid animals. And Euripides speaks of some ' marriage son
Aelian:NA_14.6 So it seems that Euripides bears witness to the unloveli
AnthPal_7.50 not, O poet, the path of Euripides, neither essay it, for
AnthPal_7.51 Neither dogs slew you, Euripides, nor the rage of women,
AnthPal_7.43-46 * & { F 1 } & On Euripides Hail, Euripides, dwelling in
Apollod:Fr_35 Diod_13.103'4 & The death of Euripides. [36] & DiogLaert
Athen_2.38 are like a bull. Euripides says [ Bacchae_743 ] — & Fier
Athen_4.175 elodious strains of soft Euripides, & That every other mus
Athen_6.247 courtesan) mentioning Euripides (and Euripides is the
Athen_6.250 eus who is introduced by Euripides in his Suppliant Women
Athen_6.264 their masters. And Euripides, in his Phrixus, calls them
Athen_6.270 from him that the wise Euripides wrote - & Aphrodite abi
Athen_10.413 On which account Euripides says, in the first edition
Athen_10.421 from meditation;" and Euripides says- & I pleased my
Athen_10.422 ys- & Well did that wise Euripides oft speak, & And this
Athen_11.465 weep." On which account Euripides says that one of the
Athen_11.465 to their nature.' Hence Euripides says that one of the
Athen_11.476 made of ivy-wood kissos in Euripides, Andromeda : [477] "All the
Athen_11.482 bring cylices to dinners, hasn't Euripides fought with kymbia ?" he
Athen_11.496 Critias the tyrant, or Euripides), saying,- & That with
Athen_11.496 one of the Thirty or Euripides; he speaks as follows :
Athen_11.498 the pleasant drink." Euripides in Eurystheus used the
Athen_11.503 shadowed cooling-places." Euripides in Phaëthon :
Athen_11.504 round among them." Also Euripides in The Women of :
Athen_12.523 Timaeus asserts, and as Euripides says too in his play
Athen_12.537 sode in the Andromeda of Euripides, recited it in a declam
Athen_12.544 fumes, and to say that [ Euripides, Bacch_317 ] - & Even
Athen_13.557 one told Sophocles that Euripides was a woman-hater, 'He
Athen_13.561 dramatic philosopher, Euripides, some of which were the
Athen_13.566 the Spartans. And Euripides has said:- & Firstly, a form
Athen_13.582 ian, & Once when she saw Euripides in a garden, & Holding
Athen_13.585 Pandion's son. [ Euripides, Medea_1385 ] Phryne, too,
Athen_13.598-600 * found destruction for Euripides, when he met the cruel
Athen_13.603 tes, equal to the addiction of Euripides for women. And
Athen_13.604 ject of gossip, and when Euripides was told about it he
Athen_13.608 their beauty (for, as Euripides says [ Heracles_678 ]-
Athen_14.613 through practice." And Euripides, in his Melanippe in
Athen_14.619 as we may gather from Euripides [ Her_348 ]." [11.]
Athen_14.640 the golden bee; - as Euripides says in his Cretan Wome
Athen_14.641 quite right. For Euripides says, when one looks on what
Athen_14.650 natural state. And Euripides, in the Cyclops, speaks of
Athen_14.652 ons, I do not think that Euripides is at all superior to
Athen_14.658 brought with me. And Euripides, in his Cyclops, speaks
Athen_15.665-668 * - as the all-accomplished Euripides says, my good Timocrates -
Athen_15.677 then from me; for, as Euripides says,
Bianor_7.49 { G-P 1 } & On Euripides The Macedonian dust of the
Callim:Epigr_49 recite the "Bacchae" of Euripides next to a mask of Gapin
Cic:Acad_1.10 poets imitated Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides ? At all events I
Cic:Acad_2.89 all ? Or Hercules in Euripides, when he was transfixing his
Cic:DeOr_3.27 Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides; though almost equal
Cic:Tusc_1.65 I say, divine,) is, as Euripides more boldly expresses it, a
Cic:Tusc_1.115 [115] which very opinion Euripides makes use of in his
Cic:Tusc_3.29 and on this account, what Euripides makes Theseus say, is much
Cic:Tusc_3.30 [30] But Euripides says that of himself, which
Cic:Tusc_3.59 for commending these verses of Euripides -
Cic:Tusc_3.67 fortune; as that person in Euripides -
Cic:Tusc_4.63 Socrates is reported, when Euripides was exhibiting his play
Cic:Tusc_4.71 and what he desires, in Euripides ? Lastly, what have the
DiogLaert_7.22 tly quoting the lines of Euripides on Capaneus, that [Supp
DiogLaert_7.179 tly to say [in parody of Euripides, Orest_540]: & In most
DiogLaert_7.180 whole of the Medeia of Euripides, and some one had his
DioscEpigr_11.195 The Temenidae of Euripides dealt with the feud between
Galen_17a.605 scripts of Sophocles and Euripides and Aeschylus, on the
Julian:Caes_313 leads the army's van?" [ Euripides, Phoen_120 ] Then he
Julian:Caes_331 recited the passage in Euripides beginning & "Alas how
Lucian:Macr_23 and uttered the line of Euripides: & "When Cadmus,
Philoch_124 itants of Sparta". Euripides says this through the charact
Plin:HN_37.31 were Aeschylus, Philoxenus, Euripides, Nicander and Satyrus.
Plin:HN_37.32 called the Rhone, while Euripides and Apollonius, for their
Plinius:Ep_4.27 rewell. (*) & A quotation from Euripides. [28] & To Vibiu
Plut:Mor_177 im, bade the boy give it Euripides ; and when the man wond
Plut:Mor_182 in your table-book?" [ Euripides, IphTaur.787 ] & When
Plut:Mor_837 begin three tragedies of Euripides: "Danaus, father
Plut:Mor_841 eschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides; and that their tragedi
Polyaen_7.41.1 was performing the Bacchae of Euripides. The actor had
Porph:Fr_40 same time, Sophocles and Euripides were in their prime and
ProlegCom_3 of the others. He rivalled Euripides, (?) and outdid him in
Syll_1080 (c. 276-219) with the 'Herakles' by Euripides and the 'Antaios' by
Teles_48 I consider that Euripides { Supp_874 } very reasonably
THI_27 (c. 200) d 13 are quoted from Euripides - 'Hippolytus' v.616
ValMax_3.4e.2 [4e.2] What father Euripides had, or what mother Demosthenes
ValMax_3.7e.1 [7e.1] Nor was Euripides to be accounted insolent at
ValMax_9.12e.4 unpleasant was the demise of Euripides. For returning to the house
Vit:Arat_1 etters which are attributed to Euripides. 2. The family

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