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Tragedies. Epistles. Essays. Seneca's Letters from a Stoic and others

'There is no further crime that I can do''

'Be pitchy black the night, and let the day Fall fainting from the heavens and be no more''

'Let Medea fare in silence and darkness''

'Now turn to another the tide of your mourning''

'The sun shrinks from my face. I must away, That so he may bring back the light of day''

'Now night has fled; and with a wavering gleam Returns the sun''

'Shall all the world be shocked with prodigies....''

'And fates I conquered; and in scorn of death I have come back again. What else remains?''

I. Dido-the Ph¿necian Queen; II. The Fall of Troy

Books 9-15

Hercules Furens, Troades, Medea, Hippolytus, Oedipus