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Abstract
Line numbers in the right-hand margin of the text refer to the English translation only, and the Notes on the Text at p. 57 are keyed to these lines. The bracketed line numbers in the running head lines refer to the Greek text.
Title: Andromache
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Abstract
Line numbers in the right-hand margin of the text refer to the English translation only, and the Notes on the Text at p.
57 are keyed to these lines.
The bracketed line numbers in the running head lines refer to the Greek text.
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