Recorded in May 2019.
Timestamps:
Prologue: 00:17
First ode, “Acquainted with heaven’s mystic rites”: 06:16
Cadmus and Tiresias: 13:20
Pentheus appears: 17:58
Second ode, “Religion, O thou venerable queen”: 34:41
Bacchus brought, bound: 38:36
Third ode, “From Achelous slimy bed”: 49:03
Bacchus escapes: 52:44
Speech of the first messenger: 01:02:47
Pentheus obdurate: 01:11:05
Fourth ode, “When shall I join the midnight dance”: 01:20:24
Pentheus’s madness: 01:24:32
Fifth ode, “Swift hounds of madness”: 01:31:48
Speech of the second messenger: 01:35:44
Appearance of Agave: 01:46:25
"Wodhull was the first translator into English verse of all the extant writings, the nineteen tragedies and fragments, of Euripides. He advertised in February 1774 his intention of publishing this translation, and thought that one year would have sufficed for his task; but the work was not completed (in 4 vols.) until 1782."
Errata: 1:41:18: The line, "Hush'd was the air, and in the silent grove" mistakenly omitted.
