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	Euripides
		The Language of Euripides - An essay examining the use of language in the plays of Euripides.
		The Moral and Religious Ideas of Euripides - A study of the religious and ethical convictions of Euripides as suggested by his dramas.
		The Political and Social Opinions of Euripides - A study of the political and social convictions of Euripides as suggested by his dramas.
	www.theatredatabase.com /ancient/euripides_001.html (736 words)

	Euripides - MSN Encarta
		Euripides was austere and considered himself misunderstood by his contemporaries—a conclusion not without foundation, for he was constantly the object of attack by Athenian writers of comedy.
		Euripides’ plays were criticized for their unconventionality, for their natural dialogue (his heroes and princes spoke the language of everyday life), and for their independence from traditional religious and moral values.
		Euripides shared in the intellectual skepticism of the day, and his plays challenged the religious and moral dogmas of the past, which had not yet fallen into general discredit.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761567264/Euripides.html (780 words)

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