Sophocles Qua Ratione Vocabulorum Significationes Mutet Atque Variet

In this book, Schambach discusses Sophocles' unique way of manipulating the meanings of words in his plays. He sheds light on how Sophocles played with words to create intricate dialogue, complex characters, and a deeper understanding of the human condition. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in Greek drama and literary criticism.
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