Child murder, worries about immigrants, and paranoia about drugs. Why are the ancients so weird? Scholia B on Euripides, Medea 264 Parmeniskos writes as follows: “The story is that because the Korinthian women did not want to be ruled by a foreign woman and poison-user, they conspired against her and killed her children, seven male … Continue reading Murdered Immigrant Children and a Plague: A Different Medea Story