August Witzschel's groundbreaking translation of Euripides' Hippolytus offers a fresh and insightful take on this classic tale of love and betrayal. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of ancient Greek literature and language, Witzschel provides new insights into the emotional depth and dramatic power of the play. With extensive notes and analysis, this edition is perfect for students, scholars, and lovers of Greek drama.

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