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  • Jean MorĂ©as.
    Jean Moréas

    MorĂ©as wrote a verse play, IphigĂ©nie Ă  Aulide (1903), which was closely inspired by Euripides and which met with considerable success when presented in the théùtre antique of Orange and subsequently on the stage of the OdĂ©on in Paris. In MorĂ©as’ last work, Les Stances (1899–1920; “The Stanzas”), his intellectual


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    MorĂ©as wrote a verse play, IphigĂ©nie Ă  Aulide (1903), which was closely inspired by Euripides and which met with considerable success when presented in the théùtre antique of Orange and subsequently on the stage of the OdĂ©on in Paris. In MorĂ©as’ last work, Les Stances (1899–1920; “The Stanzas”), his intellectual


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