The Medea

George Allen & Unwin Ltd, London, 1946. Reprint (first published February 1910). Thirty-eighth thousand. Paperback in original pale green printed wrappers. No ISBN. **The Medea** by Euripides, translated into English rhyming verse with explanatory notes by Gilbert Murray. An early twentieth-century translation of Euripides' celebrated Greek tragedy, exploring betrayal, revenge and the devastating consequences of Jason's abandonment of Medea. Translated by Gilbert Murray, Regius Professor of Greek at the University of Oxford, with explanatory notes. **Condition: Good (provisional).** Original pale green paper wrappers show age-related fading and discolouration around the edges and spine, light surface wear and minor corner creasing. Small handwritten pencil price mark on the upper-right front cover. Photographed interior pages appear clean with light age-related toning. Binding firmness and completeness have not been fully checked. Please see photographs. An appealing vintage edition for collectors of Greek tragedy, Euripides and Gilbert Murray's classical translations.…