EURIPIDES
Euripidês (Eὐριπίδης).
Born about 480 BCE on Salamis Island.
Died about 406 BCE in Macedonia.
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Alcestis (438 BCE).
(Ἄλκηστις | Alkêstis).
Greek:
Edward Henry Blakeney (1900).
English:
Alcestis (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Alceste (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Medea (431 BCE).
(Μήδεια | Mêdeia).
Greek:
Clinton Headlam (1897);
— Donald Mastronarde (2002).
English:
Medea (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Médée (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
The Heraclids (circa 430 BCE).
(Ἡρακλεῖδαι | Hêrakleidai).
English:
Heraclidæ (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Les Héraclides (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Hippolytus (428 BCE).
(Ἱππόλυτος | Hippolutos).
English:
Hippolytus (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Hippolyte (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Andromache (circa 425 BCE).
(Ἀνδρομάχη | Andromakhê).
Greek:
Antonio Garzya (1978).
English:
Andromache (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Andromaque (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Hecuba (circa 424 BCE).
(Ἑκάβη | Hekabê).
Greek:
Arthur Way (1912, ed. 1925).
English:
Hecuba (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Hécube (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
The suppliants (circa 423 BCE).
(Ἱκέτιδες | Hiketides).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913).
English:
The suppliants (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Les suppliantes (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Electra (circa 420 BCE).
(Ἠλέκτρα | Êlektra).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913).
English:
Electra (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Électre (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Raging Heracles (circa 416 BCE).
(Ἡρακλῆς μαινόμενος | Hêraklês mainomenos).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913);
— Kevin Hargreaves Lee (1988).
English:
Heracles mad (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Hercule furieux (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
The Trojan women (415 BCE).
(Τρῳάδες | Trôades).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913);
— Arthur Way (1912, ed. 1925);
— Kevin Hargreaves Lee (1976).
English:
The Trojan women (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Les Troyennes (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Iphigenia in Tauris (circa 414 BCE).
(Ἰφιγένεια ἐν Ταύροις | Iphigeneia en Taurois).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913);
— David Sansone (1981).
English:
Iphigenia among the Tauri (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Iphigénie en Tauride (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Ion (circa 413 BCE).
(Ἴων | Iôn).
Greek:
Gilbert Murray (1904, ed. 1913);
— Arthur Synge Owen (1939, ed. 1963);
— Werner Biehl (1979);
— Kevin Hargreaves Lee (1997).
English:
Ion (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Ion (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Helen (412 BCE).
(Ἑλένη | Helenê).
Greek:
Arthur Way (1912, ed. 1925);
— Karin Alt (1964).
English:
Helen (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Hélène (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
The Phoenician women (circa 410 BCE).
(Φοίνισσαι | Phoinissai).
Greek:
Donald Mastronarde (1988).
English:
The Phœnician maidens (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Les Phéniciennes (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Orestes (408 BCE).
(Ὀρέστης | Orestês).
English:
Orestes (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Oreste (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
The bacchantes (405 BCE).
(Βάκχαι | Bakkhai).
English:
The bacchantes (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Les bacchantes (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Iphigenia in Aulis (405 BCE).
(Ἰφιγένεια ἐν Αὐλίδι | Iphigeneia en Aulidi).
Greek:
Arthur Way (1912, ed. 1925).
English:
Iphigenia at Aulis (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Iphigénie à Aulis (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Rhesus.
(Ῥῆσος | Rhêsos).
Greek:
Arthur Way (1912, ed. 1925).
English:
Rhesus (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Rhésus (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Cyclops.
(Κύκλωψ | Kuklôps).
Greek:
Werner Biehl (1983).
English:
The cyclops (Edward Coleridge, 1891).
French:
Le cyclope (Émile Pessonneaux, 1874, ed. 1878).
Created on 21 May 2026.
