Saffo

Franz Grillparzer's 'Saffo' is a lyrical drama that tells the story of Sappho, the Greek poetess of the 7th century BCE. The play explores the themes of love, passion, and betrayal through a series of powerful monologues by the main characters. Grillparzer's poetic language and evocative imagery make this play a masterpiece of Romantic literature. This book is an essential addition to any library interested in the works of European Romanticism.
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