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1 See Yopie Prins, Ladies’ Greek: Victorian Translations of Tragedy (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2017), pp. 5–8. Future citations in-text by page number.
2 Mary Townsend, ‘A Woman Reads Greek in the Woods of Maine’, Education and Culture: A Critical Review <http://educationandculture.org> [accessed 22 September 2017].
3 Emily Wilson, ‘Found in Translation: How Women Are Making the Classics Their Own’, Guardian, July 2017.
4 Cited in Prins, p. 37.
5 Helen Magill.
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