Which of the following is not a theme expressed in Euripides' play Hippolytus?
A) Rhetoric corrupts virtue.
B) Humans are merely pawns in the hands of powers that care nothing for them.
C) Nothing can harm the truly innocent.
D) Fortune is ever veering and nothing can be relied upon.

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In Euripides' "Hippolytus," the theme that "nothing can harm the truly innocent" is not expressed. Instead, the play demonstrates how the innocent can suffer due to the whims of the gods and the actions of others, highlighting the vulnerability of human beings to forces beyond their control.

Which of the Following Is Not a Theme Expressed in Euripides