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grbs-10251	Rawson, Elizabeth	Family and Fatherland in Euripides’ Phoenissae	1970	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8457	323	68	But while it is obviously true that any play based on a story like the one before us must inevitably make many references to the family, yet the per­ petual stress on family relationships, family duties, family feelings in Euripides' language here has not been brought out in detail, or in its counterpoint to relationships, duties and feelings to one's country. The brief dialogue between Jocasta and Antigone is done in terms of family relationships: my child ... (1264), your brothers ... (1267), with your mother ... (1269), mother who bore me ... (1270), then twice more the vocative of daughter (1272, 1280), twice that of mother (1274, 1288), with two more references to Antigone's brothers (1272, 1277), and Jocasta's declaration that she will die if she cannot save her sons.	cache/grbs-10251.pdf	txt/grbs-10251.txt