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Euripides' Hippolytos tells of an honourable youth's tragic dying, contrived through his father within the fake trust that his son had seduced his new spouse. This version of the play is meant for college students and students alike. The textual content relies upon new collations of the medieval manuscripts (two of them hitherto uncollated) and on all recognized papyri. The advent features a major reappraisal, in mild of the evidences of papyri, of the background of the textual content in antiquity, and advances a brand new account of the connection among the medieval manuscripts. there's additionally an entire dialogue of the sooner background of the legend and of 2 of the misplaced tragedies at the comparable subject matter.

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C xxxiii INTRODUCTION nunciation of any association >^-ith paganism from the Popes consulted by the Franciscan missionaries to China in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Yet if these pagan characteristics were conspicuous in the African converts, it could hardly have been other^\•ise. By the aid of the imperial laws the Church had eventually succeeded in effacing paganism as an official cult through the Councils it preserved its doctrine free from subtle semi-paganized interpretation and misconstruction, and in such ^\Titings as Augustine's City of God it created a historical background against which its development could be seen as a vast pro\-idential purpose and its organization as a reflection and anticipation of the Eternal Kingdom of God.

There still remained a great number of natives outside the towns, to whom the increasing Africa. strength and organization of the Church suggested that it was only another instrument for native oppression. It has been often suggested that the most formidable heresies that confronted the Church arose in those pro\-inces where Hellenistic or Roman culture was least assimilated, in Arian Egypt, Monophysite Syria, and Donatist Africa, and here, at least, the union of orthodoxy with the State brought to a head that national feeling which was already partially aroused by the heavy burden of taxation, the compact and depressing system of land-holding, and the undoubted increase of economic difficulties.

400. Writes the Confessions. 402-403. Prudentius in Rome. 406. The Germans cross the Rhine. 407. The Roman legions withdrawn from Britain. Execution of Stilicho. 408. Death of Claudian. 410. Sack of Rome by Alaric, August 23. 411. Conference at Carthage with the Donatists (June). 412. First writings agamst the Pelagians. 420. Death of Jerome. 425-455. Valentian HI. Emperor in the West. 426. Augustine nominates his coadjutor as successor. 427. Revolt of Count Boniface. 429. The "\^andals enter Africa and besiege Hippo.

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