Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Tragedy Rhesus
Since his time the discussion has been vigorously carried on, and almost every one who has given his attention to the study of Euripides, or of the Greek drama in general, has had something to say on the question. In 1863 Frederic Hagenbach, who took the authorship of the Rhesus as the subject of his inaugural dissertation,8 did a service to future investigators by giving 4 a full list of those who had discussed the question up to his time, together with a brief summary of their views.
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