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grbs-10241	Segal, Charles	The Order of Lines in Hippolytus 1452-56	1970	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3164	148	67	1457 Ill. Wilamowitz transposed 1454 and 1453 after 1455, giving the order 1452-5-4-3-6.1 His reasons were (1) the ease of connection between YEVVatOC and YV1}CLOC, (2) the naturalness of having Hippolytus' farewell of 1453 immediately precede Theseus' plea to Hippolytus not to die (1456), and (3) the difficulty, in the Ms. order, of having Theseus greet Hippolytus' announcement of his death with apparent approval (1454) and then of seeming to have Hippolytus revive in 1455 after the praise of 1454: In tradito ordine cum alia absurda sint, tum Hippo­ lyto mortem sibi instare significanti plaudit pater, filius ita laudatus paullulum reviviscit. Theseus recognizes in 1452 the greatness of his son, so nobly reflected in Hippolytus' final gesture of pardon (1449, 1451).	cache/grbs-10241.pdf	txt/grbs-10241.txt