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Classical Drama and Theatre
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The fact that one play in the extant corpus of Euripides, Rhesus, does not have an agon is by itself a compelling argumentthat it is not from Euripides' hand—there are as well other arguments against Euripidean authorship—rather, it is more likely a later playwright's work which happened to have the same title as one by Euripides and, because of that, was confused with his play and mistakenly assigned to him.
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