Iphigenia at Aulis (Classic Reprint)

The translation, which is by no means either literal or complete, appears from the spelling 'iphigeneia' to have been made directly from the Greek, and this is indeed inherently probable; but a Latin version of the play by Erasmus had been printed at Paris in 1506, while a complete rendering of the Euripidean tragedies in that language was also extant.

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