Euripides
Greek tragedian Euripides (c. 480–406 BCE) was one of classical Athens' three great playwrights, known for innovations in dramatic structure and psychological realism. He produced around ninety plays, with eighteen surviving complete, often focusing on human motives and strong female characters.
Quotes by Euripides
Quotes: 2
Leave No Stone Unturned - Euripides
In modern times, this advice can apply to various fields such as research, investigations, job hunts, and personal growth. Ensuring thoroughness and not giving up prematurely can lead to success and uncover valuable findings. [...]
Created on: 7/12/2024
Where There Is No Wine, There Is No Love - Euripides
Wine in this context can also be seen as a metaphor for the emotional nourishment and enrichment that is necessary for love to exist. Without the emotional joys and shared experiences (symbolized by wine), love may feel empty or incomplete. [...]
Created on: 5/23/2024