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This index contains list of names relevant to discussion of role of women in Euripides' plays. Euripides' women resort to ?female' ways of talking in order to enable others to understand them and their unique point-of-view. Aspects of women's speech - song, silence and secret-keeping as female verbal genres, and the challenges of speaking out of place - contribute to Euripides' portrayal of women as different from men.
Keywords: Euripides; silence; song; women