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“There he will supplicate Nothing, the only god of his faith.” This is why reading Savino is like reading Cormac McCarthy

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Ezio Savino's translations of Aeschylus and Sophocles are shocking. Fortunately, they return to us in a flashy guise
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“There he will supplicate Nothing, the only god of his faith.” This is why reading Savino is like reading Cormac McCarthy

Ezio Savino's translations of Aeschylus and Sophocles are shocking. Fortunately, they return to us in a flashy guise

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