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Lupic, Ivan
Renaissance drama, 03/2018, Letnik: 46, Številka: 1Journal Article
It has become customary for critical discussions of Euripides's Hecuba to mention the famous scene in Shakespeare's Hamlet where the leading player of the troupe visiting Elsinore, upon Hamlet's urging, delivers a speech featuring the "mobled" queen, as the early quarto editions call her, or the "inobled" queen, as the first folio would have it. Even the most recent general introduction to Hecuba opens not with Euripides but with Shakespeare.
