The Thracian camp and the fourth actor at Rhesus 565–691

Classical Quarterly 50 (02):367- (2000)
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Many scholars argue that only three actors were needed in this problematic scene. I believe four are required. The case for a fourth actor can be made much stronger if we take into consideration the location of the Thracian, Trojan, and Greek camps as presented in the play. This argument has been overlooked in previous discussions of the passage

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