Tacitus writes less congratulatory of Seneca's version, written in imitation of Ovid's lost work.
Quintillian praised Ovid's tragedy of this name, which was written while he was in Rome but which is now lost. Tacitus writes less congratulatory of Seneca's version, written in imitation of Ovid's lost work. The most famous play of this name includes a flight to Athens in a chariot drawn by dragons. More famous are the episodes of the poisoned cloak resulting in the death of Creon's daughter, and the title character's murder of her own children. FTP, name this Euripides play about the sorceress wife of Jason.
Quintillian praised Ovid's tragedy of this name, which was written while he was in Rome but which is now lost.
{Medea}