Ode to the Man: Sófocles - Antigone, First Stoic (332-375)
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Translation of the second choral chant of Sophocles' tragedy, Antigone, which is said to be "first Stoic" in Aristotle's terminology (Poetics, 1452b17). This chant is commonly referred to as "Ode to Man," for his remarkable philosophical sense and for his documentary value of the history of anthropological ideas of Greece in the fifth century BC.
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