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Card 16
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Why does Medea think some people are hated unjustly?
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Card 17
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Why does Medea think that she herself should be especially careful not to give offence?
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Card 18
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word dowry.
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Card 19
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When, for an extravagant sum, we have bought a husband…’ What point is Medea making when she says this?
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Card 20
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According to Medea what can make a married woman’s life enviable?
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Card 21
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What is the unfair advantage a husband has in a marriage?
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Card 22
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Explain the argument which Medea uses to disprove the assertion of men that women lead an easy life free from danger
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Card 23
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What are the advantages that the Corinthian women have which Medea does not have?
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Card 24
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What does Medea ask the Corinthian women to do to help her? If she can find a
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Card 25
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Who is Creon?
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