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EDITIONES PRINCIPES

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Originally appearing in Volume V09, Page 906 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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EDITIONES PRINCIPES .-1496. J. See also:

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