The Seven Against Thebes

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Aeschylus, recognized as the father of tragedy, is the earliest of the three ancient Greek tragedians whose works remain accessible today. His contributions are foundational to the genre, shaping our understanding of earlier tragedies through the seven surviving plays out of an estimated seventy to ninety written. His influence is pivotal in the evolution of dramatic literature, making his works essential for studying the origins of tragedy.