Naureen Kamal
Period 2
October 18, 2005



Works Cited

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Plays of Aristophanes: The Premier Greek Writer of Comedy. Harrisburg: Houghton, 1998. 98.
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It Related to Tragedy, the Nature of Virtue.” 15 Aug. 2003. Dr. Nighan’s Shakespeare Page. 18 Oct, 2003. <http://stjohnschs.org/english/shakespeare/classical/poetics.html/>.
5. Niles, Joseph, and Joan Simmons. The Greek Sense of Theatre: A Commentary.
Berkely: Anchorage, 1990. 17, 25, 201.
6. Walton, Michael J. Euripides and the Acient Theatre of Greece: An Overview.
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