Sophocles (ca. 497/6–407/6 BCE) was the most acclaimed
dramatist of his era, winning more than twenty festival
competitions in ancient Athens. He is believed to have written 123
plays, but only seven have survived in a complete form.
David Mulroy is professor of classics at the University of
Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He has translated The Complete Poetry of
Catullus, also published by the University of Wisconsin Press.
“A great work of world literature has at last become a great poem
in English. Mulroy’s translation is far superior to other available
English verse translations.”- Robert J. Rabel, editor of Approaches
to Homer, Ancient and Modern;
“Introductory notes on such matters as the historical background,
fate vs. free will, and (inevitably) the Oedipus Complex are clear
and useful.”- Peter Green, The New York Review of Books
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