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''Oidipus'' is the translation into [[Afrikaans]] of the Ted Hughes version of ''[[Oedipus]]'' by Seneca.
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''[[Oidipus]]'' is an alternative spelling for ''[[Oedipus]]'', referring both to the the mythic character and to the plays. Most often used in Germanic languages, such as [[Afrikaans]],  [[Dutch]], German, Swedish, etc. (''inter alia'' for the [[Afrikaans]] text of Ted Hughes's version of ''[[Oedipus by Seneca|Oedipus]]'')
  
'''See''' ''[[Oedipus]]''.
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'''See ''[[Oedipus]]'''''.
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Latest revision as of 06:04, 11 April 2016

Oidipus is an alternative spelling for Oedipus, referring both to the the mythic character and to the plays. Most often used in Germanic languages, such as Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Swedish, etc. (inter alia for the Afrikaans text of Ted Hughes's version of Oedipus)

See Oedipus.


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