| RELATED WEBSITES Aeschylus – A biography of the "Father of Greek drama." Aeschylus (c. 525-456 B.C.) – A biography of the Greek dramatist, plus links to purchase all of his works currently in print. Aeschylus and His Tragedies – Biography of the Greek dramatist and analysis of his poetic qualities. Aeschylus: Bibliography – A list of his surviving works. Aeschylus Characterized – A brief poetic impression of the poet’s works. Aeschylus Forever Lost – An account of the destruction of the complete works of Aeschylus. Aeschylus: The First Great Playwright – Details of the poet’s life. Aeschylus Monologues – An index of monologues. Aeschylus Quotes – A collection of quotations from his works. Changes Made by Aeschylus – An analysis of the innovations made by Aeschylus in the drama. The Eclipse of Aeschylus – Revered as Aeschylus was in his life and honored in his death, yet there arose a generation that laughed at his archaic diction and ridiculed his plots. The Oresteia – Summary and analysis of the dramatic trilogy consisting of: Agamemnon, The Choëphoræ, and The Eumenides. Patriotic and Religious Ideas of Aeschylus – Like most of the earlier Athenian poets, Aeschylus was intensely national. His plays reveal a constant care and anxiety for Greece and the traditions of greatness which she inherited. The Persians – A brief summary and history of the play. Poems by Greek Dramatists – An index of poems by the dramatists of ancient Greece. Prometheus Bound – Summary and analysis of the play. The Renown of Aeschylus after his Death – An account by Victor Hugo of the near deification of Aeschylus by the Greeks after his death. The Seven Against Thebes – A brief summary of the play. The Suppliants – A brief summary of the play. Learn more about Aeschylus Purchase books by Aeschylus |
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