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grbs-16816	Clark, James T.	Euripides’ Phoenissae and Summoned Entrances in Greek Tragedy	2023	17	.pdf	application/pdf	6326	273	69	In the second part of this paper, I make some suggestions for the effect this pattern of summoned entrances in Phoenissae might have, but first there are two other matters that deserve attention. While the direct summons itself (1264) has not been suspected, some editors delete the extended address at 1265–1269, which is presumably delivered to Antigone before she has emerged from the palace.30 But if they are genuine, these lines fit well thematically with the play: because Antigone’s maidenly pro- priety has already been stressed (92–95), for Jocasta to state now that the time has come for her to leave “maidenly pursuits” (1265) is particularly appropriate.31 And if Antigone’s entrance were delayed until after line 1269, this would fit the pattern established for summoned entrances elsewhere in the play.	cache/grbs-16816.pdf	txt/grbs-16816.txt