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Medea
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Chorus of Corinthian Women, with their Leader.
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Soldiers and Attendants.
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The scene is laid in Corinth.
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The play was first acted when Pythodôrus was Archon, Olympiad 87, year 1 (B.C. 431).
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Euphorion was first, Sophocles second, Euripides third, with Medea, Philoctêtes, Dictys, and the Harvesters, a Satyr-play.
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The Scene represents the front of Medea's House in Corinth.
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A road to the right leads towards the royal castle, one on the left to the harbour.
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The Nurse is discovered alone.
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Nurse
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Nurse
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