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Racine's Phaedra adapts the action of Euripides'
Hippolytus. See Euripides' Medea, covered in "Ancient
Greece and the Formation of the Western Mind" (see pages 695–725 in
volume A).
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Pope's An Essay on Man considers humanity in relation to the
universe, an enterprise of ambition that is comparable to Milton's
Paradise Lost, covered in "The Renaissance in Europe" (see pages
3001–3060 in volume C).
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