Verse play · c. 431 BC
Medea
Translated by Arthur S. Way (1894)
Abandoned in Corinth by Jason, who has taken the king's daughter as his new bride, the sorceress Medea plans a vengeance that will cost her what she loves most. Arthur Way renders Euripides' tragedy in rhymed English verse, with the choral odes in lyric measures.
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