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Loeb Classical Library 505

Aeschylus (ca. 525–456 BCE), the dramatist who made Athenian tragedy one of the world’s great art forms, witnessed the establishment of democracy at Athens and fought against the Persians at Marathon. He won the tragic prize at the City Dionysia thirteen times between ca. 499 and 458, and in his later years was probably victorious almost every time he put on a production, though Sophocles beat him at least once.

* Preface
* Introduction
* Bibliography
* Sigla
* Abbreviations
Attributed Fragments
* Athamas
* Egyptians
* Women of Aetna
* Amymone
* Women of Argos
* The Argo or Oarsmen
* Atalanta
* Bacchae
* Bassarids
* Glaucus
* Glaucus the Sea-god
* Glaucus of
* Potniae
* Danaids
* Net-Haulers
* Eleusinians
* Epigoni
* Edonians
* Daughters of the Sun
* Children of Heracles
* Chamber-Makers
* The Sacred Delegation or At the Isthmian Games
* Thracian Women
* Priestesses
* Ixion
* Iphigeneia
* Cabeiri
* Callisto
* Carians or Europa
* Cercyon
* Heralds
* Circe
* Cretan
* Women
* Laius
* The Lion
* Lemnian
* Women
* Lycurgus
* Memnon
* Myrmidons
* Mysians
* Youths
* Nemea
* Nereids
* Niobe
* Wool-Carders
* Oedipus
* The Award of the Arms
* Bone-Gatherers
* Palamedes
* Pentheus
* Perrhaebian Women
* Penelope
* Polydectes
* Prometheus
* Prometheus
* Unbound
* Prometheus the Fire-Bearer
* The Escort
* Proteus
* Women of Salamis
* Semele or Water-Carriers
* Sisyphus the Runaway and Sisyphus the Stone-Roller
* The Sphinx
* Telephus
* Archeresses
* The Nurses of Dionysus
* Hypsipyle
* Philoctetes
* Phineus
* Phorcides
* Phrygians or The Ransoming of Hector
* Ghost-Raisers
* The Weighing of Souls
* Oreithyia
* “The Dike Play”
Unattributed Fragments
Probably Aeschylean Papyrus Fragments
Doubtfully Ascribe Fragments
* Index
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