The Lost Plays of Greek Tragedy: Volume 2: Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides

Cover\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n1 Aeschylus\n	Athamas (TrGF 3 F1-4a)\n	Egyptians (TrGF 3 F5)\n	Women of Aetna (TrGF 3 F6-11)\n	Alcmene (TrGF 3 F12)\n	Women (or Men) of Argos (TrGF 3 F16-18)\n	The Argo (TrGF 3 F20-1)\n	Atalante (TrGF 3, pp. 136–7)\n	Bacchae (TrGF 3 F22)\n	Bassarai or Bassarides (TrGF 3 F23-5)\n	Glaucus the Sea-God (TrGF 3 F25c-34)\n	Glaucus of Potniae (TrGF 3 F36-42a)\n	Daughters of Danaus (TrGF 3 F43-6)\n	Eleusinians (TrGF 3 F53a-54)\n	Epigoni (TrGF 3 F55-6)\n	Edonians (TrGF 3 F57-67)\n	Daughters of Helios (TrGF 3 68-73a)\n	Children of Heracles (TrGF 3 F73b-77)\n	Chamber-Builders (TrGF 3 F78)\n	Thracian Women (TrGF 3 F83-5)\n	Priestesses (TrGF 3 F86-8)\n	Ixion (TrGF 3 F90-3)\n	Iphigenia (TrGF 3 F94)\n	Kabeiroi (TrGF 3 F95-97a)\n	Callisto (TrGF 3 F98)\n	Carians or Europa (TrGF 3 F99-101)\n	Cretan Women (TrGF 3 F116-20)\n	Laius (TrGF 3 F121-122a)\n	Women (or Men) of Lemnos (TrGF 3 F123a-b)\n	Memnon (TrGF 3 F127-9)\n	Myrmidons (TrGF 3 F131-42)\n	Mysians (TrGF 3 F143-5)\n	Youths (Neaniskoi, TrGF 3 F146-9)\n	Nemea (TrGF 3 F149a)\n	Daughters of Nereus (TrGF 3 F151-4)\n	Niobe (TrGF 3 F154a-167b)\n	Wool-Carders (TrGF 3 F168-172b)\n	Oedipus (TrGF 3, pp. 287–8)\n	The Judgement about the Arms (TrGF 3 F174-8)\n	Bone-Gatherers (TrGF 3 F179-80)\n	Palamedes (TrGF 3 F181-182a)\n	Pentheus (TrGF 3 F183)\n	Women of Perrhaebia (TrGF 3 F184-6a)\n	Penelope (TrGF 3 F187)\n	Polydectes (TrGF 3, p. 302)\n	Prometheus Unbound (TrGF 3 F190-204)\n	Propompoi (TrGF F209)\n	Women (or Men) of Salamis (TrGF 3 F216-20)\n	Semele, or Water-Carriers (TrGF 3 F221-4)\n	Telephus (TrGF 3 F238-40)\n	Female Archers (TrGF 3 F241-6)\n	Nurses (TrGF 3 F246a-d)\n	Hypsipyle (TrGF 3 F247-8)\n	Philoctetes (TrGF 3 F249-57)\n	Phineus (TrGF 3 F258-60)\n	Daughters of Phorcys (TrGF 3 F261-2)\n	Phrygians (TrGF 3 F263-72)\n	Psychagôgoi (TrGF 3 F273-8)\n	Psychostasia (TrGF 3 F279-80a)\n	Oreithuia (TrGF 3 F281)\n2 Sophocles\n	Athamas I and II (TrGF 4 F1-10)\n	Locrian Ajax (TrGF 4 F10a-18)\n	Aegeus (TrGF 4 F19-25a)\n	Ethiopians (TrGF 4 F28-33)\n	Memnon (TrGF 4, p. 347)\n	Female Prisoners (TrGF 4 F33a-59)\n	Acrisius (TrGF 4 F60-76)\n	Danae (TrGF 4 F165-70)\n	Men of Larissa (TrGF 4 F378-83)\n	Children of Aleus (TrGF F77-91)\n	Alexandros (TrGF 4 F91a-100a)\n	Alcmeon (TrGF 4 F108-10)\n	Epigoni (TrGF 4 F185-90)\n	Eriphyle (TrGF 4 F201a-h)\n	Amphitryon (TrGF 4 F122-4)\n	Andromache (TrGF 4 F125)\n	Andromeda (TrGF 4 F126-36)\n	Sons of Antenor (TrGF 4 F137-9)\n	Atreus (TrGF 4 F140-1)\n	Women of Mycenae (TrGF 4 F140-1)\n	Thyestes I, II and III (TrGF 4 F247-69)\n	The Gathering of the Achaeans (TrGF 4 F143-8)\n	Fellow-Diners (TrGF 4 F562-71)\n	Daedalus (TrGF 4 F158-164a)\n	Men of Camicus (TrGF 4 F323-7)\n	Minos (TrGF 4 F407)\n	Dolopians (TrGF F174-5)\n	The Demand for Helen’s Return (TrGF 4 F176-180a)\n	Hermione (TrGF 4 F202-3)\n	Eumelus (TrGF 4 F204-5)\n	Euryalus (TrGF 4, pp. 194–5)\n	Eurypylus (TrGF 4 F206-222b)\n	Eurysaces (TrGF 4 F223)\n	Erigone (TrGF 4 F235-6)\n	Thamyras (TrGF 4 F236a-245)\n	(?) Muses (TrGF 4 F407a-408)\n	Theseus (TrGF 4 F246)\n	Ixion (TrGF 4 F296)\n	Iobates (TrGF 4 F297-9)\n	Hipponous (TrGF 4 F300-304)\n	Iphigenia (TrGF 4 F305-12)\n	Ion (TrGF 4 F319-22)\n	Creusa (TrGF 4 F350-9)\n	Clytemnestra (TrGF 4 F334)\n	Women of Colchis (TrGF 4 F337-46)\n	Spartan Women (TrGF 4 F367-369a)\n	Laocoon (TrGF 4 F370-77)\n	Women of Lemnos (TrGF 4 F384-9)\n	Prophets, or Polyidus (TrGF 4 F389a-400)\n	Meleager (TrGF 4 F401-6)\n	Mysians (TrGF 4 F409-18)\n	Nauplius I and II (TrGF 4 F425-38)\n	Nausicaa, or Washerwomen (TrGF 4 F439-41)\n	Niobe (TrGF 4 F441a-451)\n	The Footwashing (TrGF 4 F451a)\n	Odysseus Wounded by the Spine (TrGF 4 F453-461a)\n	Mad Odysseus (TrGF 4 F462-7)\n	Oenomaus (TrGF 4 F471-7)\n	Palamedes (TrGF 4 F478-81)\n	Peleus (TrGF 4 F487-96)\n	Shepherds (TrGF 4 F497-21)\n	Polyxena (TrGF 4 F522-8)\n	Priam (TrGF 4 F528a-532)\n	Procris (TrGF 4 F533)\n	Root-Cutters (TrGF 4 F543-6)\n	Sinon (TrGF 4 F542-4)\n	Scythians (TrGF 4 F546-552)\n	Scyrians (TrGF 4 F553-61)\n	Tantalus (TrGF 4 F572-3)\n	Teucer (TrGF 4 F576-579b)\n	Telephus (TrGF 4 F580)\n	Tereus (TrGF 4 F581-595b)\n	Triptolemus (TrGF 4 F596-617a)\n	Troilus (TrGF 4 F618-35)\n	Percussion-Players (TrGF 4 F636-45)\n	Tyndareus (TrGF 4 F646-7)\n	Tyro (TrGF 4 F648-669a)\n	Water-Carriers (TrGF 4 F672-4)\n	Phaeacians (TrGF 4 F675-6)\n	Phaedra (TrGF 4 F677-93)\n	Phthian Women (TrGF 4 F694-6)\n	Philoctetes at Troy (TrGF 4 F697-703)\n	Phineus I and II (TrGF 4 F704-717a)\n	Phoenix (TrGF 4 F718-20)\n	Phrixus (TrGF 4 F721-723a)\n	Phrygians (TrGF 4 F724-5)\n	Chryses (TrGF 4 F726-30)\n3 Euripides\n	Aegeus (TrGF 5 F1-13)\n	Aeolus (TrGF 5 F13a-41)\n	Alexandros (TrGF 5 F41a-63)\n	Alcmeon I and II (TrGF 5 F65-87a)\n	Alcmene (TrGF 5 F87b-104)\n	Alope (TrGF 5 F105-113)\n	Andromeda (TrGF 5 F114-56)\n	Antigone (TrGF 5 F157-78)\n	Antiope (TrGF 5 F179-227)\n	Archelaus (TrGF 5 F228-64)\n	Auge (TrGF 5 F 264a-281)\n	Bellerophon (TrGF 5 F285-312)\n	Danae (TrGF 5 F316-330a)\n	Dictys (TrGF 5 F330b-348)\n	Erechtheus (TrGF 5 F349-70)\n	Theseus (TrGF 5 F381-90)\n	Thyestes (TrGF 5 F391-397b)\n	Ino (TrGF 5 F398-423)\n	Ixion (TrGF 5 F424-7)\n	Hippolytus I (TrGF 5 F428-47)\n	Cresphontes (TrGF 5 F448a-59)\n	Cretan Women (TrGF 5 F460-70a)\n	Cretans (TrGF 5 F471-472g)\n	Licymnius (TrGF 5 F473-9)\n	Melanippe I and II (TrGF 5 F480-514)\n	Meleager (TrGF 5 F515-39)\n	Oedipus (TrGF 5 F539a-557)\n	Oeneus (TrGF 5 F558-70)\n	Oenomaus (TrGF 5 F571-7)\n	Palamedes (TrGF 5 F578-90)\n	Daughters of Pelias (TrGF 5 F601-16)\n	Peleus (TrGF 5 F617-24)\n	Pleisthenes (TrGF 5 F625-33)\n	Polyidus (TrGF 5 F634-46)\n	Protesilaus (TrGF 5 F646a-657)\n	Stheneboea (TrGF 5 F661-71)\n	Scyrians (TrGF 5 F681a-686)\n	Telephus (TrGF 5 F696-727c)\n	Temenus and Children of Temenus (TrGF 5 F727e-751a)\n	Hypsipyle (TrGF 5 F752-69)\n	Phaethon (TrGF 5 F771-86)\n	Philoctetes (TrGF 5 F787-803)\n	Phoenix (TrGF 5 F803a-18)\n	Phrixus I and II (TrGF 5 F818c-838)\n	Chrysippus (TrGF 5 F838a-844)\n4 Unfamiliar Faces\n	Oedipus\n	Antigone\n	Medea\n5 Lost Tragedies in Performance\n	Changes of scene in Aeschylus’ Women of Aetna\n	The entry of the chorus in Aeschylus’ Daughters of Nereus\n	The metamorphosis in Sophocles’ Tereus\n	The weighing-scales in Aeschylus’ Psychostasia\n	Music and mask in Sophocles’ Thamyras\n	Mass-murder in Sophocles’ Niobe\n	Niobe’s stony silence in Aeschylus’ Niobe\n	Visual intertextuality in Euripides’ Andromeda\n	Monologue and mask in Euripides’ Melanippe the Wise\n	Baby and lullaby in Euripides’ Hypsipyle\n	Costumes and props in Euripides’ Telephus\n	Earthquake and demolition in Euripides’ Erechtheus\nBibliography and Abbreviations\nIndex