This volume presents "Die Herakliden" (The Heracleidae) by Euripides, edited by G. L. F. Tafel. Euripides, one of the three great tragedians of classical Athens, is renowned for his innovative and often controversial plays. "Die Herakliden" explores themes of exile, protection, and justice, reflecting the turbulent political climate of ancient Greece. This edition, carefully curated by Gustav Ludwig, offers readers a valuable resource for understanding Euripides' dramatic genius and its historical context.
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