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Here Attic tragedies were once played, and Roman gladiators fought.
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Thespis was the founder of Attic tragedy.
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These, however, were so important as to entitle their author to be considered as the father of Attic tragedy.
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It has the terrible fierceness of an Attic tragedy, but it also has the decorum which the Attic tragedy never violated.
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But it could also describe any ancient Greek tragedy.
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Each of Ibsen's plays presupposes a long history behind it; each starts like an ancient Greek tragedy, in the full process of catastrophe.
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News of offstage suicides are reported as if in a Greek tragedy.
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The Greek tragedy that is the bank holiday weekend scramble has begun.
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Greek Tragedy affects the reader with the same sense of over-hanging doom.
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And to analyse the game as if it were a Greek tragedy.
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The Project Gutenberg EBook of Specimens of Greek Tragedy, by Goldwin Smith
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The whole nightmare is something out of Macbeth or a Greek tragedy.
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This is like that of a typical Greek tragedy with one exception.
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The forces of history rule this film as the gods do Greek tragedy.
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It all started with a Greek tragedy, he tells Sara Keating.
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That moment held all the cumulative horror of a Greek tragedy.
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His plays Like Sex and Hippolytus Veiled - A Greek Tragedy premiere soon.
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McKay compared his journey to that of the hero in a Greek tragedy.
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Few Greek tragedies fully conform to the humanist commentary on them.
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Like Achilles dragging Hector at his chariot-wheel, the Greek tragedy circles about Troy.
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He already has some Greek tragedies which he is to study.
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It is a Greek tragedy, unrelieved, to be taken or left without palliation.
