Iphigenia in Tauris

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Euripides, a pivotal figure among classical Athens' tragedians, transformed the portrayal of mythical heroes by depicting them as relatable individuals facing extraordinary challenges. His innovative techniques significantly impacted the evolution of drama, influencing both comedy and romance in later literature. While attributed with ninety-five plays, only eighteen or nineteen have survived in complete form, showcasing his enduring legacy in theatrical history.