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#66 Medea
Much of the sympathetic bent given to Medea comes from Euripides’ tragedy ‘Medea’ written for a playwright contest in 431 BCE. Despite the play being considered one of the greatest in the western canon, Euripides got third place.
#Euripides’ #Medea and Her Terrible Revenge Against the Patriarchy
Euripides’ dismissal by some as a misogynist sits uncomfortably alongside his complex and sympathetic female characters.
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Centered on the royal family of Thebes and its connection with a new, misterious god, "Bacchai" is a free adaptation (written and designed by me) of Euripides’ tragedy "The Bacchae".
The ebook is currently available on Gumroad, link is in my bio.
#bacchai #bacchaicomic #dionysus
Orestes kills Neoptolemus at the altar of Apollo in the shrine of Delphi, as depicted in Euripides’ Andromache. #Fresco from the west wall of the winter triclinium in the House of Marcus Lucretius Fronto, #Pompeii. * Support us via Amazon: https://t.co/NuYmgutB7d *
A reimagining of Euripides’ Medea as a divinity, done for my Greek Mythology elective. :)