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Excerpt from Théatre des Grecs, Vol. 5
L E fujer ell indique dans le Prologue qu' on va développer. Le lieu de la Îcène eflt Arg'03, dans le vefiibule du palais d Agamemnon. Les perfon tage: qui jouent, (ont Ele&re, un Envoyé, Oreûe, Apollon, Hélène, un Choeur de femmes Grecques, un Pluygien Tyndare Pylpde Hermione.
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