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Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus: Transcriptions and Photographic Reproductions
Pt. I Manuscript Materials Leading to Performance, 1926-1927: Early Typescript, Revised by Yeats-NLI 8767(1) 3
Drafts of Choruses 149
Typescript ("Prompt Copy"), Revised by Yeats-NLI 8767(2) 185
Pt. II Manuscripts, 1927-1929 343
Typescripts Incorporating Revisions from the Prompt Copy: Black-ribbon Copy, Revised by Yeats-NLI 21,495 345
Pt. III Preparations for Publication, 1928-1939 501
Reading Text of Collected Plays (London, 1934) 502
App I Selected Photos and Transcriptions of Typescripts and Proofs 545
App II Lennox Robbinson's Music for Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus 563
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Bethany Walker
reviewed Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus on October 03, 2009 Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus
"Chremes and Demipho are two aged Athenians, brothers. Nausistrata, the wife of Chremes, is a wealthy woman, possessed of large estates in the island of Lemnos. Chremes, who goes thither yearly to receive the rents, meets with a poor woman there, whom he secretly marries, and has by her a daughter called Phanium: while engaged in this intrigue, Chremes passes at Lemnos by the name of Stilpho. By his wife, Nausistrata, at Athens, Chremes has a son, named Phædria, and his brother has a son, named Antipho." Got all that? And so now, "Phanium having now arrived at her fifteenth year, the two brothers privately agree that she shall be brought to Athens and married to Antipho." - Summary by Translator and ToddHW
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