The Lyrical Dramas of Aeschylus
A collection of the major plays of the great Athenian playwright Aeschylus.
The Lyrical Dramas of Aeschylus, translated into English Verse by John Stuart Blackie (London: J.M. Dent, 1906).
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- Author: Aeschylus
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Table of Contents
- EDITOR’S NOTE
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- ON THE GENIUS AND CHARACTER OF THE GREEK TRAGEDY
- THE LIFE OF ÆSCHYLUS
- AGAMEMNON A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- AGAMEMNON
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- STROPHE V.
- STROPHE VI.
- ANTISTROPHE V.
- ANTISTROPHE VI.
- STROPHE VII.
- STROPHE VIII.
- ANTISTROPHE VII.
- ANTISTROPHE VIII.
- STROPHE IX.
- STROPHE X.
- ANTISTROPHE IX.
- ANTISTROPHE X.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- STROPHE I.92
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- STROPHE V.
- STROPHE VI.
- STROPHE VII.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- ANTISTROPHE VI.
- ANTISTROPHE VII.
- STROPHE VIII.
- STROPHE IX.
- STROPHE X.
- STROPHE XI.
- ANTISTROPHE VIII.
- ANTISTROPHE IX.
- ANTISTROPHE X.
- ANTISTROPHE XI.
- NOTES TO THE AGAMEMNON
- CHOEPHORÆ OR, THE LIBATION-BEARERS A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- STROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- STROPHE V.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- STROPHE VI.
- ANTISTROPHE V.
- ANTISTROPHE VI.
- STROPHE VII.
- STROPHE VIII.
- ANTISTROPHE VII.
- ANTISTROPHE VIII.
- STROPHE IX.
- ANTISTROPHE IX.
- STROPHE X.
- ANTISTROPHE X.
- NOTES TO THE CHOEPHORÆ
- THE EUMENIDES A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- THE EUMENIDES
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- Chorus.25
- EPODE.
- Chorus.
- Chorus.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- NOTES TO THE EUMENIDES
- PROMETHEUS BOUND A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- PROMETHEUS BOUND
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- NOTES TO PROMETHEUS BOUND
- THE SUPPLIANTS A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE I.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- CHORAL HYMN.55 STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- STROPHE IV.
- STROPHE
- ANTISTROPHE.
- NOTES TO THE SUPPLIANTS
- THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES A LYRICO-DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- STROPHE V.
- ANTISTROPHE V.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- PRELUDE.
- STROPHE.
- ANTISTROPHE.
- EPODE.
- NOTES TO THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES
- THE PERSIANS A HISTORICAL CANTATA
- PERSONS
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE
- ANTISTROPHE.
- STROPHE I.
- ANTISTROPHE I.
- STROPHE II.
- ANTISTROPHE II.
- STROPHE III.
- ANTISTROPHE III.
- STROPHE IV.
- ANTISTROPHE IV.
- STROPHE V.
- ANTISTROPHE V.
- STROPHE VI.
- ANTISTROPHE VI.
- STROPHE VII.
- ANTISTROPHE VII.
- EPODE.
- NOTES TO THE PERSIANS
- LIST OF EDITIONS COMMENTARIES AND TRANSLATIONS USED BY THE TRANSLATOR
- Editions of the whole Plays.
- Editions of the Separate Plays.
- THE AGAMEMNON.
- CHOEPHORÆ.
- EUMENIDES.
- PROMETHEUS.
- THE SEVEN AGAINST THEBES.
- THE PERSIANS.
- Commentaries, Dissertations, Monograms, c.
- Translations.
- EVERYMAN’S LIBRARY By ERNEST RHYS
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