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What survives of the lost plays of Euripides, which outnumbered those preserved entire.
The Edition
- Original language
- Greek
- Translated by
- Christopher Collard, Martin Cropp
Publication
- Publisher
- Harvard University Press
- Series volume
- 506
- Date published
- 2009-01-31
- Print status
- In print
The Physical Book
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Dust jacket
- Yes
- Total pages
- 736 pages
- ISBN-13
- 9780674996311
Reference
- Read online
- Read Here
- Publisher page
- View at publisher
Contents
- Preface
- Chronology
- Abbreviations
- Oedipus (ΟΙΔΙΠΟΥΣ)
- Oeneus (ΟΙΝΕΥΣ)
- Oenomaus (ΟΙΝΟΜΑΟΣ)
- Palamedes (ΠΑΛΑΜΗΔΗΣ)
- Peliades (‘Daughters of Pelias’) (ΠΕΛΙΑΔΕΣ)
- Peleus (ΠΗΛΕΥΣ)
- Pleisthenes (ΠΛΕΙΣΘΕΝΗΣ)
- Polyidus (ΠΟΛΥΙΔΟΣ)
- Protesilaus (ΠΡΩΤΕΣΙΛΑΟΣ)
- Rhesus (ΡΗΣΟΣ)
- Stheneboea (ΣΘΕΝΕΒΟΙΑ)
- Sisyphus (ΣΙΣΥΦΟΣ)
- Sciron (ΣΚΙΡΩΝ)
- Scyrians (ΣΚΥΡΙΟΙ)
- Syleus (ΣΥΔΕΥΣ)
- Telephus (ΤΗΛΕΦΟΣ)
- Temenidae (‘Sons of Temenus’) and Temenus
- Temenidae or temenus
- Temenidae (ΤΗΜΕΝΙΔΑΙ)
- Temenus (ΤΗΜΕΝΟΣ)
- Hypsipyle (ΥΨΙΠΥΛΗ)
- Phaethon (ΦΑΕΘΩΝ)
- Philoctetes (ΦΙΛΟΚΤΗΤΗΣ)
- Phoenix (ΦΟΙΝΙΞ)
- Phrixus a and b
- Phrixus a (ΦΡΙΞΟΣ a)
- Phrixus b (ΦΡΙΞΟΣ b)
- Phrixus a or b
- Chrysippus (ΧΡΥΣΙΠΠΟΣ)
- Fragments of Unidentified Plays (F 845–1106)
- Doubtful or Spurious Fragments (F 1107–1132)
- Appendix: Critias or Euripides?
- Pirithous (ΠΕΙΡΙΘΟΥΣ)
- Rhadamanthys (ΠΑΔΑΜΑΝΘΥΣ)
- Tennes (ΤΕΝΝΗΣ)
- Sisyphus(?) (ΣΙΣΥΦΟΣ(?))
- index of names and places
- index of narrative and dramatic features
- index of topics