The "Medea" came out in 431 B

C. along with the poet's "Phi loc tetes," "Dictys," and the satyric "Reapers" (the last was early lost). It was based upon a play of Neophron's, and only obtained the third prize, Euphorion 1761.-4. An opera by Mayr, produced in 1812. 5. See Médée. Médec in malgré lui (mad-san' mal-gra' lüē), Le. [F., The Doctor in Spite of Himself.'] A farce-comedy by Molière, produced in 1666. The story is taken from a fabliau of the middle ages, "Le vilain mire." (See Sganarelle .) Gounod wrote music for an adaptation of this comedy, and it was produced in 1858 in Paris, It was brought out as "The Mock Doctor" in England in 1865. Mrs. Cent livre's “ Love's Contrivance" (1703) is made from "Le médec in malgré lui" and "Le mariage forcé." Médec in Volant (mād-san' vō-loń′), Le. [F., The Flying Doctor.'] An early comedy of Molière, in the Italian style, acted in 1659. Parts were afterward incorporated in "Le médec in malgré lui" and "L'Amour médec in." Médée (mā-dā'). 1. A tragedy by La Péruse, played in 1553. It was the second tragedy played in France. 2. A tragedy by Pierre Corneille, played in 1635: "incomparably the best French tragedy up to its date" ( Saints bury ).-3. Alyric tragedy by Thomas Corneille, with music by Char pen tier, produced in 1693.-4. An opera by Cherubin i, produced in 1797. The words are by Hoffman.-5. A tragedy by Legouvé, played in 1855. Me dell in (mā-del-yēn'). A small town in the province of Badajoz, Spain, situated on the Guadiana 53 miles east of Badajoz. It was the birthplace of deres therarch 28, 1809, the French Me dell in. The capital of the department of Antioquia, Colombia, about 40 miles southeast of Antioquia. Population, about 40,000. Medelpad (māʼdel-päd). A territory in the laen (province) of Westernorrland, Sweden. Medes (medz). [Gr. Μήδοι.] The inhabitants of Media. See the extract, and Media . under defeated Spaniards.