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Page Acknowledgements vii Introduction Douglas Cairns and VayosLiapis ix A.F. Garvie: List of publications xv 1. Aeschylus' Persai - the entry of tragedy into the celebration culture of the 470s? 1 Oliver Taplin (Magdalen College, Oxford) 2. AloaOXog rEya,oq(cpv6taTog 11 A.J Podlecki (University of British Columbia) 3. King and Demos in Aeschylus 31 Martin West (All Souls College, Oxford) 4. Nineteen notes on Aeschylus, Agamemnon 41 Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones (Christ Church, Oxford) 5. Tragic persons in pieces, in fragments at first, and lastly in Choephori 211 49 Christopher Collard (The Queen's College, Oxford) 6. Some remarks on methods of critics and editors of Aeschylus from the 17th to the 19th century 63 Vittorio Citti (Universita degli Studi di Trento) 7. Prometheus Bound: drama and enactment 79 Jean Bollack (Universit6 de Lille III) 8. Vaticinium post eventum and the position of the Supplices in the Danaid Trilogy 91 Martin Hose (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitdt, Munich) 9. Virtue and vicissitude: the paradoxes of the Ajax 99 Douglas Cairns (University of Edinburgh) 10. The death of Oedipus and what happened next 133 PE. Easterling (Newnham College, Cambridge) 11. Stars and heroines in Euripides' Helen (Helen 375-85) 151 DavidB. Robinson (University of Edinburgh) 12. An instance of Euripidean 'modernism': Orestes 1-3 173 PierreJudet de La Combe (Universit6 de Lille III) 13. The opening of Euripides' Archelaus 185 Scott Scullion (Worcester College, Oxford) 14. Ghosts, wand'ring here and there: Orestes the revenant in Athens 201 Vayos Liapis (Universitd de Montr6al) 15. Rape and consent in Athenian tragedy 233 Alan H. Sommerstein (University of Nottingham) 16. The 'social function' of tragedy: clarifications and questions 253 Malcolm Heath (University of Leeds) 17. Tragedy as treatment: medical analogies in Aristotle's Poetics 283 Elizabeth Craik (University of St Andrews)