Greek tragedy

Name: Greek tragedy
Author: Norwood, Gilbert

Norwood, Gilbert

Greek drama (Tragedy) -- History and criticism; Mythology, Greek, in literature

_Philoctetes_, _see_ ACHÆUS, Æ., E., S., and THEODECTES.

  Philomela, in S. _Tereus_, 174.

  Phineus, in E. _Andromeda_, 299 ff.

  _Phineus_, _see_ Æ.

  Phœbus, in E. _Electra_, 257-8;
    _Ion_, 242;
    _Iph. I._, 250.

  _Phœnician Women_, _see_ EURIPIDES, and PHRYNICHUS.

  _Phœnissæ_, _see_ EURIPIDES, and PHRYNICHUS.

  _Phorbas_, _see_ THESPIS.

  _Phrygians_, _see_ Æ.

  PHRYNICHUS, comic poet, 14.

  — general, 7 n.

  — tragedian, 2, 6-10, 12, 15, 22, 78, 86, 90, 141, 315;
    in _Frogs_, 126;
    _Alcestis_, 6-7;
    _Antæus_, 6-7;
    _Capture of Miletus_, 6-7, 38;
    _Danaides_ or _Daughters of Danaus_, 6-7;
    _Egyptians_, 6-7;
    _Libyans_, 6-7;
    _Phœnician Women_ or _Phœnissæ_, 6-10, 38;
    _Pleuroniæ_ or _Pleuronian Women_, 6-7;
    _Tantalus_, 6;
    _Troilus_, 7.

  PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, 53 n.

  PINDAR, 9, 24;
    his tropes, 123;
    _Olympian Odes_ [xiii. 18 _sq._], 3 and n.

  Pirithous, in _Pirithous_, 29.

  _Pirithous_, 18, 29;
    and _see_ CRITIAS.

  Pisistratus, 50.

  PLATO, comic playwright, 78-9.

  PLATO, philosopher, 21, 34, 36, 128, 182-3;
    _Laws_ [659 A-C, 700 C, 701 A], 60 n.;
    _Protagoras_ [315 E], 28 n.;
    _Republic_ [391 E], 119 and n.;
    _Symposium_, 27, 29, 50 n., 55 and n. [175 E, 194 B, 197 D, 198 C,
        223 D];
    [? _Minos_, 321 A], 5 n.

  PLAUTUS, _Pœnulus_, 23.

  _Pleuroniæ_ or _Pleuronian Women_, _see_ PHRYNICHUS.

  PLOTIUS, _De Metris_ [p. 2633], 6 n.

  PLUTARCH, 323;
    _Cimon_ [viii.], 12;
    _De Gloria Atheniensium_ [349 E], 31;
    _De Profectu in Virtute_ [79 B, E], 15, 23 n.;
    _Liber Amatorius_ [756 B, C], 83 n.;
    _Life of Aristides_ [III.], 91 and n.;
    _Moralia_, [998 E, 110 D], 308 and n.;
    _Nicias_ [524 D], 60 n.;
    _Pericles_ [V], 24 and n.;
    _Symposiaca_ [615 A, 645 E], 2 n., 26 and n.

  Pluto, in _Pirithous_, 29.

  _Pœnulus_, _see_ PLAUTUS.

  _Poetic_, _see_ ARISTOTLE.

  POLLUX [iv. 126, 128], 63 n., 64, 66 and n., 67 n., 70.

  Pollux, in E. _Electra_, 253;
    _Helena_, 258 n., 259 ff.

  Polonius, 297.

  Polybus, in S. _Œ. Tyr._, 147 ff.

  Polydeuces, _see_ Pollux; 252 n., etc.

  Polydorus, ghost of, in E. _Hec._, 215 ff.

  Polygnotus, 14.

  POLYIDUS, 31-2;
    _Iphigenia_, 31.

  _Polyidus_, _see_ EURIPIDES.

  Polymestor, in E. _Hec._, 215 ff.

  Polynices, 235;
    in Æ. _Septem_, 89 ff.;
    in E. _Phœn._, 264 ff.;
    in S. _Antig._, 137 ff.;
    _Œ. Col._, 168 ff.

  Polyphemus, in E. _Cyclops_, 289 ff.

  Polyphontes, in E. _Cresphontes_, 307 f.

  POLYPHRADMON, 6, 90.

  Polyphron, 38.

  Polyxena, in E. _Hec._, 216 ff.;
    _Troad._, 243 ff.

  _Polyxena_, _see_ SOPHOCLES.

  PORTER, W. H., _The Euripidean Rhesus in the light of recent
        criticism_, 295 n.

  Poseidon, 85;
    in E. _Hippol._, 206;
    _Ion_, 242;
    _Troad._, 243 ff.;
    _Melanippe_, 305 f.

  _Possessed, The_, _see_ DOSTOEVSKY.

  POWELL, J. U., ed. of E. _Phœnissæ_, 256 and n., 265 n.

  PRATINAS, 2, 6, 71 n., 90.

  Praxiteles, 126.

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