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A comedy first performed at the festival of Dionysis in 438 BC. Alcestis is an ancient Greek tragedy written by Euripides. Among a group of weak human beings, who are equal in the face of death regardless of social status, only Alcestis faces death without fear.
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The god Apollo emerges from the palace of Admetus at Pherae (now Bellestino in Magnesia) dressed in white and carrying a golden bow, intending to leave so as not to be tainted by the imminent death of Alcestis...
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
CHARACTERS OF THE PLAY
ALCESTIS