Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Ethics of Euripides
In the Greek, every picture is single and concise, and refers to places and conditions actually known to the hearers. In the English, the whole effect counts upon vague pictures, indefinite plurals, unfamiliar places, and unknown men.
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