This edition of Euripides' tragedy tells the story of the captive queen Hecuba and her grief over the murder of her son. The play is accompanied by extensive English-language notes and commentary by T.K. Arnold, providing valuable historical and literary context. This is an excellent resource for students and scholars of ancient Greek drama.

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