Francisco Dias Gomes. Duas tragédias clássicas: Ifigénia e Electra
This book includes an introduction about the reception of ancient Greek theatre among the members of the Portuguese Arcadia Lusitana in general, to contextualize the production of Francisco Dias Gomes. It is followed by the edition of two tragedies - Iphigeneia and Electra -, in both cases with a la...
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Coimbra University Press
2020
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