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Elizabeth Vandiver
180 songs
Total 180 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
IntroductionAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
From Aeneas to RomulusAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
Rome, Augustus, and VirgilAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
The Opening of the AeneidAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
From Troy to CarthageAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
Unhappy DidoAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
Funeral Games and a Journey to the DeadAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
Italy and the FutureAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
Virgil's IliadAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
The Inevitable Doom of TurnusAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
The Gods and FateAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
The End of the Aeneid and BeyondAeneid of Virgil • -:-- | ||
IntroductionClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
What Is Myth?Classical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Why Is Myth?Classical Mythology • -:-- | ||
“First Was Chaos”Classical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Reign of the OlympiansClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Immortals and MortalsClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Demeter, Persephone, and the Conquest of DeathClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Eleusinian Mysteries and the AfterlifeClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Apollo and ArtemisClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Hermes and DionysosClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Laughter-Loving AphroditeClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Culture, Prehistory, and the "Great Goddess"Classical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Humans, Heroes, and Half-GodsClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Theseus and the "Test-And-Quest" MythClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
From Myth to History and Back AgainClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Greatest Hero of AllClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Trojan WarClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Terrible House of AtreusClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Blood Vengeance, Justice, and the FuriesClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
The Tragedies of King OedipusClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Monstrous Females and Female MonstersClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Roman Founders, Roman FablesClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
“Gods Are Useful”Classical Mythology • -:-- | ||
From Ovid to the StarsClassical Mythology • -:-- | ||
Tragedy DefinedGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Democracy, Culture, and TragedyGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Roots of a GenreGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Production and StagecraftGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Aeschylus — Creator of an Art FormGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
The Oresteia — Mythic BackgroundGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
The Oresteia — AgamemnonGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
The Oresteia — Libation Bearers and EumenidesGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
A Master of SpectacleGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
The Three ElectrasGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
The Sophoclean HeroGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Antigone and CreonGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Oedipus the King, IGreek Tragedy • -:-- | ||
Oedipus the King, IIGreek Tragedy • -:-- |
