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SOPHOCLES. AJAX. Translated by Ian Johnston Vancouver Island University Nanaimo, British Columbia 2009 (Revised slightly 2017) ian.johnston@viu.ca. This text is available also in RTF format and in PDF format. TRANSLATOR'S NOTE. This translation may be distributed in printed or electronic form (in whole or in part)
In her valuable article 'Tragedy and Ritual', Patricia Easterling considers briefly the very rich and varied use of ritual elements in Greek tragedy - sacrifice, rites surrounding birth and death, oath-taking, supplication, etc. - then focuses in detail on the ritual aspects of. Sophocles' Ajax which culminate in preparations for the
AJAX | 4. 1. I wanted to translate the Ajax of Sophocles into a workable script for the stage, in language easily accessible to a modern-day audience. 2. I wanted to explore the work in detail through the medium of performance, examining its structure and also analyzing the problems that critics have had with the play for
Athena Always, son of Laertes, have I observed you on the prowl to snatch some means of attack against your enemies. So now at the tent of Ajax by the ships where he has his post at the camp's outer edge, I watch you [5] for a long time as you hunt and scan his newly pressed tracks, in order to see whether he is inside or
Ancient and Modern Lessons from. Sophocles'Ajax. Caitlin Outterson. Ajax's story was familiar to Greeks before Sophocles put pen to paper. He didn't need to surprise his audience with unusual plot twists or characters. Ajax, like other Greek tragedies, was intended to educate Athenian men on the charac- teristics of the
ABSTRACT: This paper examines the staging of Sophocles' Ajax, and some aspects of its treatment of the traditional story. Starting from Scullion's argument against the standard assumption that there is a change of location after the exit of the chorus at 814, we work out the consequences of the single location for the play as
Seven Tragedies of Sophocles : Ajax. Page 2. Ajax. (Dramatis Personae). Athena. Odysseus. Ajax. Chorus of Salaminian Sailors. Tecmessa. Messenger. Teucer. Menelaus. Agamemnon
Ajax By Sophocles Written 440 B.C.E. Translated by R. C. Trevelyan. Dramatis Personae ATHENA ODYSSEUS AJAX CHORUS OF SALAMINIANS TECMESSA, concubine of AJAX MESSENGER TEUCER, half-brother of AJAX MENELAUS AGAMEMNON Mute Persons EURYSACES, child of AJAX and TECMESSA
The Ajax of Sophocles. by Sophocles. Publication date 1906. Publisher Cambridge : J. Hall & Son. Collection cdl; americana. Digitizing sponsor MSN. Contributor University of California Libraries. Language English. Bookplateleaf 0002. Call number srlf_ucla:LAGE-3226373. Camera 5D. Collection-library srlf_ucla.
make up Sophocles' biography, to know him better one must read his tragedies and there is no better starting point than Ajax. i. After Achilles, Ajax is the greatest of the Greek warriors that have come to. Troy. However Odysseus has triumphed over him in a contest for the armor of Achilles. Hatred for Odysseus, and the

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