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Amphitryon
Molière · A. R. (Alfred Rayney) Waller
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Molière's comedy retells the myth of Amphitryon, in which the god Jupiter assumes a mortal man's appearance, creating confusion over identity. This work suits readers interested in French classical theatre and mythological drama.
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