the end of a greek play is called aristeia's end.
what is the end of a greek play called?
aristeia's end
one of réthi’s best-known projects in the united states was her documentation through drawing of the construction of the verrazano-narrows bridge, which connected staten island and brooklyn.  34 of these drawings were exhibited in the 1964 world’s fair new york city pavilion. réthi was a member of the royal society of arts.





























réthi illustrated over 50 books during her career, including "" (1964) by gay talese, "the witchcraft of salem village" (1956) by shirley jackson, and "franklin d. roosevelt's hyde park" (1947).
lili réthi
in 1963, winnington-ingram initiated the king's college greek play, an annual performance of a greek drama by the students of king's college london.





























section::::selected works.





























bullet::::- "mode in ancient greek music" (1936)





























bullet::::- "euripides and dionysus" (1948)





























bullet::::- "aristidis quintiliani de musica libri tres" (edited, 1963)





























bullet::::- "sophocles. an interpretation" (1980)





























bullet::::- "studies in aeschylus" (1983)





























section::::links.





























bullet::::- p. e. easterling: "obituary: professor r. p. winnington-ingram", in: "the independent", 23 january 1993





























bullet::::- entry in the archive of king’s college, london





























bullet::::- king’s college, london: "greek play" (including "history of the greek play" and "greek play archive")
r. p. winnington-ingram