Euripides
Εὐριπίδηςc. 480-406 BC
Euripides was the youngest of the three great Athenian tragedians. About eighteen of his plays survive, more than of Aeschylus and Sophocles together, and they are known for their psychological intensity and for their sympathy with outsiders and with women.
Read our article on Euripides for his life and the plays in summary; the pages below carry the texts themselves.
Works
- AlcestisἌλκηστις23 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- MedeaΜήδεια15 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- Children of HeraclesἩρακλεῖδαι22 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- HippolytusἹππόλυτος27 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- AndromacheἈνδρομάχη25 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- HecubaἙκάβη26 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- SuppliantsἹκέτιδες23 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- ElectraἨλέκτρα28 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- HeraclesἩρακλῆς26 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- Trojan WomenΤρῳάδες26 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- Iphigenia in TaurisἸφιγένεια ἐν Ταύροις29 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- IonἼων29 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- HelenἙλένη31 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- Phoenician WomenΦοίνισσαι28 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- OrestesὈρέστης28 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- BacchaeΒάκχαι22 passages · Theodore A. Buckley (modernised by Perseus) 1850
- Iphigenia at AulisἸφιγένεια ἐν Αὐλίδι28 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- CyclopsΚύκλωψ13 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
- RhesusῬῆσος21 passages · Edward P. Coleridge 1891
