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English: Fragment from a vellum codex of Euripides Medea, from the 4th-5th century CE. Found at Arsinoe in 1888 by Flinders Petrie.
Date 4th-5th century CE
Source University College, London
Author
Euripides   wikidata:Q48305 s:en:Author:Euripides q:en:Euripides
 
Euripides
Description Greek writer
Date of birth/death -0480 -0406
Location of birth/death Salamis Island Edit this at Wikidata Pella Edit this at Wikidata
Authority file
creator QS:P170,Q48305

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