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March 30, 2026The Classical Review

EURIPIDEAN SCHOLIA ONLINE - Donald Mastronarde, Euripides Scholia: an Open-Access Online Edition. URL https://EuripidesScholia.org (last accessed 02/02/2026).

Filippomaria Pontani

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The aim is to examine Donald Mastronarde's online edition of the scholia related to Euripides' work, Orestes.
Review of the online platform
Analysis of content and accessibility features
Assessment of user engagement
Comparison to traditional editions
The online edition provides comprehensive and accessible scholarly commentary on Euripides' Orestes.
User-friendly features enhance the engagement and understanding of the material.
Promotes academic collaboration and open access to classical texts.

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Discussion highlights the online edition of Euripides' scholia, suggesting its accessibility benefits.

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This is a discussion of Donald Mastronarde's comprehensive online edition of the scholia to Euripides' Orestes.

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Filippomaria Pontani (2026) studied this question.

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