662:: The only perfect textbook is an untried textbook, but after a year of using all three parts in different courses at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I can say we were generally very satisfied. We wanted far more readings than most Latin grammars supply and in this we were not disappointed. In the course of two semesters (in which we covered most of the first two books), students read over 2000 lines of Latin. It is true that almost all of this was written by Balme and Morwood, but after the opening chapters the stories have a high level of Latinity (is this why the authors thank Prof. E.J. Kenney and Dr. Jonathan Powell?) and held student interest.
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Summer School has played an important part in the preservation of ancient Greek as a significant subject in the UK. Morwood taught beginners, intermediate and advanced groups at the school regularly since 1970. He served as its
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Kovacs, I learned at the ACA conference, is convinced that
Euripides was the author of Rhesus. Having seen the tragedy, I appreciate his arguments but am not entirely convinced by them, since the play has as many differences from as similarities to extant Euripidean works. But even if we do not
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The many qualities of this volume will enable numerous readers to enjoy the discovery of this magnificent play which, as James
Morwood reminds us, has too long been considered as a minor work by Euripides, a play of political propaganda. Each part of the book, the Introduction, Translation and
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The Oxford translations are in prose rather than verse, and Otto
Steinmayer observes that "Morwood was quite plainly not attempting to translate Euripides in a striking, fanciful, poetic way. . . these versions are not for the stage." Nevertheless, the availability of a fresh translation of
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Morwood's work does not compete with
Collard's: not only does he refer to recent studies which have made discussion about the play still richer over the last thirty years, but, more importantly, he has neither the same aim, nor does he have the same audience in mind. His book is a lot more
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It is rare to find a guide to Greek drama that stems from the author's unabashed ardor for its subject . . . such enthusiasm is certainly not out of place, and it is indeed welcome as it allows
Morwood to provide brief introductions to all 19 extant dramas (including the disputed
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accept the tragedy as
Euripidean, we should not do so on the grounds that it is a “bad” play. Rhesus is not “bad;” rather, I think, it does not conform to our now-cherished notions concerning the development of plot and character in Greek tragedy.
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Propertius and Vergil) was one of the best things he had done, ‘I learnt so much, not least about getting on with it and bringing work to completion . . . but above all I had enormous fun.’
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is split into three parts, the first two of which focus on a Latin narrative detailing the life of the poet
Quintus Horatius Flaccus . The story is based closely on historical sources, which help to develop an understanding of the times of
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twenty years ago: ‘Morwood said to me, “When I die, Classics will long since have ceased to be taught in this country”. The opposite has been the case, an outcome that has been significantly enabled by his own efforts.’
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Morwood as “A cultural omnivore, at all levels he impressed pupils with his tastes in drama, music (especially opera), film, freedom of ideas and principled mischief, inspiring as much by example as precept.”
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with Christopher Collard, "required reading for anyone interested in this Greek tragedy." This work completed a project to produce new editions of all the extant plays of Euripides started by Collard 40 years ago.
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Morwood's many translations and commentaries on classical texts demonstrate his enthusiasm for both Latin poetry, and Greek tragedy. Robin Mitchell-Boyask has this to say about Morwood's book
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James Henry Weldon Morwood was born in 1943 in Belfast, the second son of James and Kathleen Morwood. His father was a doctor from Belfast, his mother a Californian and graduate of
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Commentary, aims to facilitate reading and stimulate interest, without drowning the reader in technical details concerning Euripides' language or the editing of his work.
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as ‘the evil Latin-for-idiots school textbooks’ is blind to the fact that it was this very course which rescued Latin from an apparently terminal decline in the 1960s.”
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from 1966 to 1996, and was Head of Classics from 1979. His additional role as school Librarian provided him with some of the material for his first book,
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after the Second World War. He attended Danes Hill preparatory school, where he studied Greek from the age of 11. He won a scholarship to
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in 2003, and became an Emeritus Fellow in 2006. He continued to teach Wadham undergraduates Greek tragedy, Homer and prose composition.
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Collard, Christopher (1975). "Euripides, Supplices, edited with an introduction and commentary". Groningen.
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Poole, Adrial (1999). "Translation and Literature, Vol. 8, No. 1". Edinburgh University Press: 57–65.
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Fifty Years of the Joint Association of Classical Teachers, JACT, Senate House, Malet Street, London
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Mayer, Roland (October 1999). "James Morwood (ed.): A Dictionary of Latin Words and Phrases".
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Wills, Jeffrey (November 1991). "A Review of the Oxford Latin Course".
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by Maurice Balme and Gilbert Lawall, revised Morwood, (third edition,
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published in full under the title ‘’The pluperfect is doing nicely’’.
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2333:"Review: Christopher Collard, James Morwood, Iphigenia at Aulis"
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by Euripides, translation and notes by Morwood, introduction by
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into the twenty-first century, both in the UK and the USA.
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University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education
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1986 when he took over from the founder, David Raeburn.
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Morwood, James (2013). "The JACT Greek Summer School".
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Following the early adoption of the original course at
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1969:"James Morwood, The Plays of Euripides"
1967:Mitchell-Boyask, Robin (January 2003).
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963:A Dictionary of Latin Words and Phrases
688:A Dictionary of Latin Words and Phrases
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1921:"Institute of Continuing Education"
1704:"Alumni Publications: Gazette 2017"
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2291:Roggen, Vibeke (29 October 2009).
1818:"Greek Summer School at Bryanston"
1251:A Commentary on Propertius, Book 3
929:The Pocket Oxford Latin Dictionary
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684:The Pocket Oxford Latin Dictionary
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2432:"'The pluperfect is doing nicely"
1417:"James Morwood by Richard Curtis"
1415:Curtis, Richard (27 March 2015).
1060:Oxford Grammar of Classical Greek
511:. In her review, Aurelie Wach of
412:how vast a history of catastrophe
146:Morwood spent his first years in
2545:Alumni of Merton College, Oxford
2513:Wadham College biographical note
2253:Wills, Jeffrey (29 March 1995).
1421:The Times Educational Supplement
1022:The Trojan Women and other plays
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2550:Alumni of Peterhouse, Cambridge
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2404:James Taylor (August 2018).
2358:"Professor Stephen Heyworth"
2033:C.W.Marshall (August 1998).
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2331:George Kovacs (June 2018).
1943:"James Morwood (1943-2017)"
1613:. Scottish Academic Press.
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170:where he sat Part I of the
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2410:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
2378:Christine Perkell (2019).
2337:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
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2259:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
2155:, London. 10 February 2013
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2065:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
2039:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
1973:Bryn Mawr Classical Review
1588:, London. 25 November 2013
1550:"James Morwood – obituary"
1340:Liverpool University Press
1221:The Tragedies of Sophocles
1208:Cambridge University Press
1157:Cambridge University Press
1106:Cambridge University Press
950:Cambridge University Press
916:Cambridge University Press
501:In 2007 Morwood revisited
416:have you brought upon men!
106:James Henry Weldon Morwood
2590:Teachers at Harrow School
2518:15 September 2017 at the
2232:"The Oxford Latin Course"
2087:"Rhesus: A Greek Tragedy"
1664:"Joe Orton Life and Work"
1641:Cecil John Layton Price.
912:Our Greek and Latin Roots
785:that Morwood had died of
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1455:"James Morwood obituary"
1364:(with Stephen Heyworth,
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1153:The Teaching of Classics
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468:Heracles and Other Plays
135:Early life and education
1366:Oxford University Press
1323:Oxford University Press
1306:Oxford University Press
1272:Oxford University Press
1255:Oxford University Press
1253:(with Stephen Heyworth
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1123:Oxford University Press
1064:Oxford University Press
1047:Oxford University Press
1030:Oxford University Press
1009:Oxford University Press
1001:Bacchae and other plays
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967:Oxford University Press
933:Oxford University Press
899:Oxford University Press
895:The Oxford Latin Course
882:Scottish Academic Press
865:Oxford University Press
843:, paid tribute to him.
601:. He joins the army of
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529:The Oxford Latin Course
464:Orestes and Other Plays
456:Bacchae and other plays
448:Oxford World's Classics
434:Oxford University Press
400:Oxford World's Classics
182:). He then moved on to
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123:His best-known work is
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1923:. Cambridge University
1868:James Morwood (2013).
1779:. JACT. Archived from
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1607:James Morwood (1985).
1578:"Anne Barton Obituary"
1077:The Plays of Euripides
767:Cambridge Latin Course
756:Cambridge Latin Course
751:Cambridge Latin Course
710:Wadham College, Oxford
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289:(JACT) for 1999–2001.
276:Dean of Wadham College
184:Merton College, Oxford
2206:The Classical Journal
1947:classicsforall.org.uk
1302:A Little Greek Reader
1289:Bloomsbury Publishing
1270:(with Maurice Balme,
1234:Key to Advanced Latin
1138:(with Maurice Balme,
1085:Bloomsbury Publishing
980:Medea and other plays
897:(with Maurice Balme,
863:(with Maurice Balme,
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452:Medea and other plays
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168:Peterhouse, Cambridge
37:James Morwood at the
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1842:Peter Jones (2018).
1453:(14 November 2017).
1451:Tyerman, Christopher
1083:, 2002, 2nd edition
821:Stephen Heyworth in
345:Classical literature
216:Benedict Cumberbatch
1510:The Daily Telegraph
1121:(with John Taylor,
914:(with Mark Warman,
824:The Daily Telegraph
809:Christopher Tyerman
546:Oxford Latin Course
333:. He was editor of
293:Greek Summer School
244:, loosely based on
129:Classical education
2182:on 7 February 2011
2149:Newspaper obituary
1757:on 10 January 2017
1582:Newspaper obituary
1336:Iphigenia at Aulis
1238:Duckworth Overlook
1191:Duckworth Overlook
1081:Duckworth Overlook
833:Sheldonian Theatre
701:Iphigenia at Aulis
607:Battle of Philippi
579:’s assassination.
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238:The Erpingham Camp
91:Classicist, author
1382:978-0-19-872782-8
1374:978-0-19-872781-1
1356:978-1-911226-47-5
1348:978-1-911226-46-8
1104:and John Taylor,
1098:A Greek Anthology
686:, its successor,
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589:, and travels to
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264:Oxford University
162:, followed by an
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