Euripides stands as the last of the three great tragedians of classical Athens. His plays, with eighteen surviving in complete form and fragments of most others, are distinguished by their profound psychological insight and exploration of human passions. He frequently challenged traditional myths and moral values in his work, bringing a new, critical perspective to tragedy. His dramatic output represents a significant contribution to world theater and continues to inspire with its complexity and timelessness.
The Tragedies of Euripides is a collection of theatre plays written by the ancient Greek tragedian Euripides. This edition is translated into English by R. Potter, making these classic works accessible to modern readers. This edition is perfect for students of classical literature and anyone interested in the legendary works of Euripides.
A masterful translation of the complete works of Euripides, one of ancient Greece's greatest tragedians, by the noted poet and scholar Michael Wodhull. This volume includes all nineteen of Euripides' surviving plays, as well as numerous fragments and commentary by Wodhull.
A play in which a group of Odysseus's men get trapped by a cyclops and must escape through clever strategies and teamwork on the rugby field. A unique and thrilling take on a classic Greek myth.
This is a poetic translation of Euripides' ancient Greek play 'Alcestis'. The play tells the story of Admetus, a king who is saved from death by the self-sacrifice of his wife, Alcestis. This translation is by WF Nevins and is written in rhyming couplets.
This edition of Euripides' tragedy is designed for students who are learning Ancient Greek. It includes vocabulary and notes to help with translation, as well as appendices that provide historical and cultural context.
The Phoenissæ of Euripides is a stirring tragedy that explores themes of family, war, and betrayal. This edition is meticulously translated by J.R. Major, with extensive notes taken from the work of C. Pobson. A must-read for anyone interested in classical Greek literature or the art of translation.
This classic tragedy by Euripides is brought to life with English notes by A.R. Webster. Follow the story of Medea, a wronged woman seeking revenge on her husband, as she navigates betrayal, heartache, and eventually, murder.
This book offers a new and accurate translation of Euripides' classic work, Alcestis. It remains faithful to the original text while making it more accessible to modern readers. The play tells the story of Alcestis, who sacrifices herself to save her husband's life, and the emotional turmoil that ensues. This is a must-read for fans of Greek tragedy and those who enjoy exploring complex human relationships.
This beautiful and moving translation of Euripides' classic play, The Crowned Hippolytus, features new poems by Agnes Mary Frances Robinson that capture the intensity and emotion of the original work. With powerful imagery and poetic language, this book is a testament to the enduring power of one of the greatest playwrights of all time.
This collection of plays from Euripides includes four tragedies that explore themes of revenge, grief, and the consequences of rash action. The titular characters each face their own trials and tribulations, and the plays offer a glimpse into life in ancient Greece.