About the classical Greek tragedian the asteroid 2930 Euripides Infobox person name Euripides image Euripides Pio Clementino Inv302.jpg caption Bust of Euripides br Roman marble copy of a 4th century Greek ... date c. 406 BC death place Macedon ia occupation Playwright spouse parents children Euripides Ancient ... ref B. Knox, Euripides in The Cambridge History of Classical Literature I Greek Literature , P.Easterling ... Plays by Euripides , Bantam Classic 2006 , Introduction, page ix ref emdash he became, in the Hellenistic ... . ref name PLPE lx L.P.E.Parker, Euripides Alcestis , Oxford University Press 2007 , Introduction page lx ref Euripides is identified with theatrical innovations that have profoundly influenced drama ... wider relevance For in his representation of human suffering Euripides pushes to the limits of what an audience can stand some of his scenes are almost unbearable. emdash B. Knox, Euripides in The Cambridge ... previously unknown. ref name HM xviii xix Moses Hadas, Ten Plays by Euripides , Bantam Classic 2006 , Introduction, pages xviii xix ref ref A.S. Owen, Euripides Ion , Bristol Classical Press 1990 ... each other by the intensity of their loves and hates , ref B.M.Knox, Euripides in The Cambridge History ... as Menander and George Bernard Shaw . ref Moses Hadas, Ten Plays by Euripides , Bantam Classic 2006 ... ref Denys L. Page, Euripides Medea , Oxford University Press 1976 , Introduction page xi, quoting ... Socrates was eventually put on trial and executed as a corrupting influence, Euripides chose a voluntary exile in old age, dying in Macedonia ancient kingdom Macedonia ref Denys L. Page, Euripides ... biographical facts about Euripides. For example, it is possible that he never visited Macedonia at all ref Robin Mitchell Boyask, Euripides Medea , Diane Svarlien trans. , Hackett Publishing Company ... were unfaithful. He became a recluse, making a home for himself in a cave on Salamis The Cave of Euripides ... into three sections corresponding to the three kinds of sources. File Seated Euripides Louvre Ma343.jpg ... more details
A number of ships have been named Euripides , including SS Euripides 1883 , wrecked in the Sea of Marmara SS Euripides 1914 , An ocean liner built by Harland & Wolff for the Aberdeen Line SS Euripides 1944 , a Panamanian cargo ship in service 1967 69 shipindex ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 2930 Euripides is a small asteroid belt main belt asteroid , which was discovered by Cornelis Johannes van Houten , Ingrid van Houten Groeneveld and Tom Gehrels in 1960. It is named after Euripides , the ancient Greece ancient Greek dramatist . Euripides is a C type asteroid , meaning that it is dark in colour, and carbonate carbonaceous in composition. MinorPlanets Navigator 2929 Harris 2931 Mayakovsky MinorPlanets Footer DEFAULTSORT Euripides Category Hoffmeister asteroids Category Asteroids named for people Category Discoveries by Cornelis Johannes van Houten Category Discoveries by Ingrid van Houten Groeneveld Category Discoveries by Tom Gehrels Category Astronomical objects discovered in 1960 C beltasteroid stub de 2930 Euripides eo 2930 E ripido fa it 2930 Euripides la 2930 Euripides hu 2930 Euripides pl 2930 Euripides pt 2930 Euripides sk 2930 Euripides sr 2930 Euripides vi 2930 Euripides ... more details
orphan date March 2010 The Cave of Euripides is a ten chamber cave in Peristeria on Salamis Island , Greece , and the subject of archaeology archaeological investigation. Its name comes from its long reputation as the place where the playwright Euripides came for sanctuary to write his tragedy tragedies . In the 1990s excavations were made under the direction of Yannos G. Lolos, Assistant Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Ioannina , Epirus region Epirus , in collaboration with the Department of Palaeoanthropology of the Greek Ministry of Culture. Discoveries Finds dated from the late Neolithic onward, including pottery, stone implements and arrowheads classical 5th century BC pottery and Roman period pottery, figures, votive items and jewellery, generally suggesting its long term use as a place of worship. The most notable discovery was a glazed skyphos dating from the late 5th century BC and inscribed with the partial name of Euripides. In combination with location details described by ancient sources such as Philochoros , Satyros and Aulus Gellius , this was interpreted as a votive offering to Euripides, and widely reported as confirmation of the site as his sanctuary. References http users.otenet.gr sofras cave.html The Cave of Euripides on Salamis , 1996 expedition report, Yannos Lolos http www.greekembassy.org Embassy content en Article.aspx?office 1&folder 254&article 1453 Important Archaeological Sites, Aristotles Lyceum And Cave Of Euripides, Found in Greece Archaeologists Say , Embassy of Greece, Washington, DC, 14 January 1997 http select.nytimes.com gst abstract.html?res F20913FD395C0C708DDDA80894DF494D81 Clay pot points to Cave of Euripides , New York Times , January 13, 1997 DEFAULTSORT Cave Of Euripides Category Caves of Greece Category Locations in Greek mythology Category Limestone caves Category Wild caves Category Greek mythology Category Ancient Attica Category Ancient Greek theatre Greece geo stub ... more details
unreferenced date May 2010 Infobox musical artist name Euripides Pants image caption Euripides Pants, circa 1995 background group or band origin Austin, Texas Austin , Texas , United States USA genre Jazz , punk rock Punk years active 1993&ndash 1996 label Sweatbox current members Tim Cole br Bret Engel br Dale Scott br Rey Washam br Max Brody Euripides Pants were a group consisting of local Austin, Texas Austin musicians, some of whom later went on to join the hard rock band Ministry band Ministry . Discography Way Up Off In There 1995, Sweatbox Trivia Paul Leary, seminal member of Butthole Surfers The Butthole Surfers and local Austin ite, produced this record. He has stated that this is his favorite production he has ever done. References http www.myspace.com euripidespants Official MySpace site Category American punk rock groups ... more details
Infobox Play name The Suppliants image Seated Euripides Louvre Ma343.jpg caption Statue of Euripides writer Euripides chorus Argos Argive Mothers characters Aethra Greek mythology Aethra br Theseus br Adrastus br Herald of Creon Messenger br Evadne br Iphis br Children br Athena setting Before the temple of Demeter at Eleusis The Suppliants also known as The Suppliant Women , Ancient Greek polytonic , Hiketides , first performed in 423 BC , is an ancient Greek play by Euripides . Background After Oedipus leaves Thebes, his sons fight for control of it. Polyneices lays siege to Thebes against his brother Eteocles . Polyneices has married the daughter of Adrastus, King of Argos. And so Polyneices has on his side the Argive army, leaders of which help form the Seven Against Thebes . The invaders lose the battle, and Polyneices and Eteocles both die. Creon takes power in Thebes and decrees the invaders are not to be buried. The mothers of the dead seek someone to help reverse this, so their sons can be buried. Story The play begins with Adrastus and the Argive mothers seeking help from Aethra Greek mythology Aethra and her son Theseus within the Temple of Demeter . Theseus feels pity for them, and with the consent of the Athenian people decides to help. After it has become clear that Creon will not give up the bodies, the Athenian army must take them by force. In the end, the dead are finally laid to rest. The same story had been mentioned years earlier in book 9 of Histories Herodotus The History by Herodotus , in which the Athenians claimed the event as an example of their history .... Translations Edward P. Coleridge, 1891 prose http etext.library.adelaide.edu.au e euripides ... Scully, 1995 verse George Theodoridis, 2010 prose, full text http bacchicstage.wordpress.com Euripides Plays DEFAULTSORT Suppliants Category Plays by Euripides Suppliants Category Mythology of Argos Category ... la Supplices Euripides pl B agalnice tragedia Eurypidesa sh Pribjeglice Euripid ... more details
About the play by Euripides other uses Electra disambiguation Infobox Play name Electra image Orestes Elektra Hermes Louvre K544.jpg caption Orestes, Electra and Hermes at Agamemnon s tomb. Side A of a Lucania Lucanian red figure pelike , c. 380 370 BC. writer Euripides chorus Argive women characters Electra br Orestes mythology Orestes br Clytemnestra br Castor and Polydeuces Castor br Electra s husband br servants mute Pylades br Castor and Polydeuces Polydeuces setting Argos, at the house of Electra s husband premiere place Dionysia City Dionysia orig lang Ancient Greek series subject genre Tragedy web playbill ibdb id iobdb id Euripides Electra Ancient Greek polytonic , lektra was a play probably written in the mid 410s BC, likely after 413 BC . It is unclear whether it was first produced before or after Sophocles Electra Sophocles version of the Electra story. Background Years before, near the start of the Trojan War , the Ancient Greece Greek general Agamemnon sacrificed his daughter Iphigeneia in order to appease the goddess Artemis and allow the Greek army to set sail ... allusion The enduring popularity of Aeschylus Oresteia trilogy produced in 458 BC is evident in Euripides ... she had made for him years earlier. Euripides own recognition scene clearly parodies Aeschylus account. In Euripides play 510ff. , Electra laughs at the idea of using such tokens to recognize her ... times as a model for Telemachus behavior see Telemachy . Euripides in turn uses his recognition scene to allude to the one in Odyssey 19. Instead of an Epic poetry epic heroic boar hunt, Euripides ... on a Euripidean Innovation, Rheinisches Museum 124 1981 , 143 53. Euripides Plays Category Plays by Euripides Category Trojan War literature Category Mythology of Argolis ca Electra Eur pides da Elektra Euripides el es Electra Eur pides fr lectre Euripide hr Elektra Euripid is Elektra Evrip des it Elettra Euripide he la Electra Euripides nl Elektra Euripides pt ... more details
dead, and, leaning on Theseus, leaves. Criticism Like many of Euripides tragedies, Herakles consists ..., irrational nature of Hera s jealous plot against Herakles can be seen to mirror Euripides notion ... verse in Grief Lessons Four Plays by Euripides ref http www.nybooks.com books imprints classics grief lessons ref References reflist McLeish, Kenneth, trans. 1997. Herakles . By Euripides . In Plays V ... Plays . By Euripides . Penguin Classics ser. London Penguin. ISBN 9780140441291. Euripides Plays Theban Kings Category Plays by Euripides Category Heracles Category Theban mythology cs H rakl s ... Evrip des it Eracle Euripide la Hercules Euripides nl Herakles Euripides ru ... more details
Summary Close up of a public domain image I found here Image Seated Euripides Louvre Ma343.jpg Seated Euripides Louvre Ma343.jpg int filedesc Information Louvre artist Unknown description en Statuette of Euripides, identified by an inscription on the base. On the background panel are listed some of Euripides works. The statuette s head was restored after a bust now in the Category Museo Archeologico Nazionale in Naples Archaeological Museum of Naples . Marble, found in 1704 in the Esquiline Hill at Rome, 2nd century AD. Fr Statuette d Euripide, identifi par une inscription sur le socle. Le panneau d arri re plan liste une partie des uvres d Euripide. La t te de la statuette a t restaur e d apr s un buste conserv aujourd hui au Mus e arch ologique de Naples. Marbre, trouv en 1704 sur l Esquilin, Rome, IIe si cle ap. J. C. dimensions H. 60 cm 23 in. , W. 45 cm 17 in. credit line Former De Kircher Collection then Albani Collection seized by the French in 1796 in application of the Treaty of Tolentino bought by Louis XVIII in 1815 accession number Ma 343 LL 15 location Department of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities, Denon, lower ground floor, Epigraphic Gallery references source User Jastrow Jastrow 2006 other versions int license PD self date February 2006 User Jastrow CreditsPD Copy to Wikimedia Commons bot Fbot priority true ... more details
Xenophon , son of Euripides, was one of the Athenian generals to whom Potidaea surrendered ref Thuc. 2.70 ref . Later in the same year 429 BC Xenophon and two other generals led an expedition against the Chalkidian League Chalcideans and Bottiaeans at the Battle of Spartolos , but were compelled to retreat into Potidaea ref Thuc. 2.79. ref References reflist SmithDGRBM Category People of the Peloponnesian War Category Ancient Athenian generals Category Ancient Chalcidice de Xenophon Feldherr es Jenofonte hijo de Eur pides la Xenophon vir militaris ... more details
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Harvesters may refer to Miletinae , a subfamily of butterflies Theristai , a lost satyr play by Euripides Category Disambiguation pages ... more details
Infobox play name Alcmaeon in Psophis image caption writer Euripides chorus Young women characters Alcmaeon mythology Alcmaeon br Others? premiere 438 BC setting Alcmaeon in Psophis is a play by Athens Athenian playwright Euripides . The play has been lost except for a few surviving fragments. It was first produced in 438 BCE in a tetralogy that also included the extant Alcestis play Alcestis and the lost Cretan Women and Telephus play Telephus . The story is believed to have incorporated the death the death of Argos Argive hero Alcmaeon mythology Alcmaeon . ref name loeb cite book title Euripides Fragments Augeus Meleager author Euripides editor Collard, C. & Cropp, M. translator Collard, C. & Cropp, M. pages 77 99 year 2008 publisher Harvard College isbn 9780674996250 ref References reflist Euripides Plays Category Lost plays Category Plays by Euripides ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 In Greek mythology , the Peliades were the daughters of Pelias . Euripides entitled his earliest known tragedy Peliades he entered it into the Dionysia of 455 BC but did not win. Euripides Plays play stub Category Plays by Euripides Category Lost plays es Pel adas eu Peliade la Peliades sh Pelijade sr uk ... more details
Infobox play name Theristai image caption writer Euripides chorus Satyr s characters premiere 431 BC setting Theristai , also known as Reapers or Harvesters , is a lost satyr play by Athens Attic playwright Euripides. It was initially performed at the Dionysia in Athens in 431 BCE along with the tragedies Medea , Philoctetes Euripides Philoctetes and Dictys Euripides Dictys . ref name politics cite journal title Politics and the Lost Euripidean Philoctetes author Olson, S.D. journal Hesperia The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens url http www.jstor.org pss 148090 volume 60 issue 2 date April June 1991 pages 269 283 ref The tetralogy finished in 3rd place, behind tetralogies by Euphorion playwright Euphorion Aeschylus son , who won 1st prize, and Sophocles . ref cite book title Greek Tragedy author Bernard Knox Knox, B.M.W. page 193 chapter The Medea of Euripides year 1977 editor Gould, T. & Herington, C.J. publisher Cambridge University Press isbn 9780521211123 ref ref name opera cite book title Opera from the Greek studies in the poetics of appropriation author Ewans, M. chapter Medee Benoit Hoffman and Luigi Cherubini page 55 year 2007 publisher Ashgate Publishing isbn 9780754660996 ref The play was recorded as having been lost as early as 200 BCE by Aristophanes of Byzantium in his hypothesis drama hypothesis for Medea . ref name fragments1 cite book title Euripides Fragments Aegeus Meleager author Collard, C. & Cropp, M. page 413 year 2008 publisher Harvard University Press isbn 9780674996250 ref No fragments have been assigned to Theristai. It has been suggested that this play may be an alternate title for Euripides lost play Syleus Euripides ... title Euripides Fragments Oedipus Chrysippus Other Fragments author Collard, C. & Cropp, M. pages 170 171 year 2008 publisher Harvard University Press isbn 9780674996311 ref References reflist Euripides Plays Category Lost plays Category Plays by Euripides Category Satyr plays ... more details
The Suppliants may refer to The Suppliants Aeschylus by Aeschylus, an ancient Greek play where the Danaides seek protection from King Pelasgus The Suppliants Euripides by Euripides, an ancient Greek play where the mothers of the Seven Against Thebes seek help from Theseus to bury their sons disambig fr Les Suppliantes nl Smekelingen pl B agalnice pt As Suplicantes ... more details
Italic title Archelaus Ancient Greek polytonic , Archelaos is a drama written and performed in Macedonia ancient kingdom Macedon ia by Euripides honouring Archelaus I of Macedon on a par with king Caranus king Karanus . Felix Jacoby thinks it possible that Euripides called Karanus Archelaus which actually means leader of people , in order to please Archelaus. In the play, Archelaos son of Temenus was exiled from Argos by his brothers and went to Thrace , to king Cisseus who happened to be at war with neighbouring people and promised Archelaos his kingdom and daughter if he could protect him against the enemies. Archelaos did it and went to ask the king for his promised reward. The king however broke his promise and decided to kill Archelaos by treachery. He therefore gave orders to prepare a pitfall to trap him. But a slave of the king told Archelaos about the plot and the hero asked for a secret interview with the king when alone he threw him inside the pitfall. He then fled to Macedonia, led by a goat, according to some command of Apollo, and founded the city of Vergina Aigai after the goat. From the main play only fragments have been saved. The works Alcmene , Temenus , Temenidai and Archelaus were part of the Macedonian tetralogy of Euripides. References Euripides Cresphontes Kresphontes and Archelaos by Annette Harder, Eur pides . ISBN 9004075119. The Macedonian tetralogy of Euripides by Richard Johnson Walker. Euripides Plays Category Plays by Euripides Category Lost plays Category Mythology of Macedonia kingdom Category Archelaus I of Macedon Ancient Greece stub ... more details
For Lycus mythology Lycus disambiguation A son of Lycus brother of Nycteus , Lycus appears in Euripides s Heracles Euripides Heracles . Originally from Euboea , he seized power in Ancient Thebes Boeotia by killing Creon , who at the time was regent for the son of Eteocles , Laodamas . Lycus mistreated Creon s family, throwing them out of their house and depriving them food and clothing. ref Euripides, Heracles , line 54. ref However, Creon was the father in law of the hero Heracles , who returned unexpectedly to Thebes and slew Lycus. Laodamas succeeded him as king. ref Tripp, Edward. Crowell s Handbook of Classical Mythology . New York Thomas Y. Crowell, Company, 1834, p. 352. ref References reflist Theban Kings Category Theban kings Category Mythological kings Category Greek mythology de Lykos Sohn des Lykos fr Lycos fils de Dirc ru fi Lykos Lykoksen poika ... more details
Phaedra can refer to Phaedra mythology Various artistic works based on the legend Hippolytus play Hippolytus by Euripides Phaedra Seneca Phaedra Seneca by Seneca the Younger Ph dre by Jean Racine Phaedra , 1962 English translation of Racine s work by Robert Lowell Phaedra s Love by Sarah Kane Phaedra film Phaedra film , a 1962 film by Jules Dassin Phaedra cantata Phaedra cantata , a cantata by Benjamin Britten Phaedra opera Phaedra opera , an opera by Hans Werner Henze Phaedra ballet Phaedra , a ballet by Robert Starer and Martha Graham . The genus Phaedra , synonym of Bernardia 174 Phaedra , an asteroid Phaedra album Phaedra album , by the electronic music group Tangerine Dream A mysterious woman referred to in the song Some Velvet Morning sung by Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood Plays Phaedra Euripides Phaedra Euripides , by Euripides Phaedra Seneca Phaedra Seneca , by Seneca the Younger Ph dre , by Jean Racine disambig ca Fedra desambiguaci de Phaedra fr Ph dre it Phaedra la Phaedra discretiva hu Phaedra egy rtelm s t lap nl Phaedra ... more details
Mnesarchus or b Mnesarch may refer to father of Pythagoras Mnesarchus of Athens , a Stoic philosopher, lived c. 100 BC. A possible name of the father of Euripides father of Callias of Chalcis Assistant Archon of Athens thesmothete disambiguation de Mnesarchos el ko nl Mnesarchos fi Mnesarkhos ... more details
monster 1869 Gustave Dor . writer Euripides chorus Parthenoi , virgin women characters Andromeda ... written by Euripides , based on the myth of Andromeda mythology Andromeda and first produced in 412 BC , in a trilogy that also included Euripides Helen play Helen . Andromeda may have been the first ... with Euripides url https www.ideals.illinois.edu bitstream handle 2142 13157 illinoisclassica242519992000gibert.pdf .... ref name gilbert ref name spirit cite book title Euripides and the Spirit of His Dramas author ... name gilbert ref name loeb ref name wright cite web title Enter a Phrygian Euripides Orestes 1369 ... is known of treatments of the Andromeda myth prior to Euripides. ref name loeb However, Sophocles wrote .... ref name loeb Euripides treated earlier aspects of the Perseus myth in his earlier plays Danae Euripides Danae between 455 and 425 BC , which covered Perseus birth, and Dictys Euripides Dictys ... which refer to Euripides play. ref name loeb cite book title Euripides Fragments Augeus Meleager author Euripides editor Collard, C. & Cropp, M. translator Collard, C. & Cropp, M. pages 124 155 year ... two plays by Aristophanes . ref name loeb In 411, a year after Euripides plays were first produced ... . ref name gilbert ref name loeb ref name hall Euripides, who is a character in Thesmophoriazusae .... Euripides first attempts to do this by a parody of the scene in which Menelaus arrives dressed ... of his echo, Euripides as Perseus arrives via the crane, and falls quickly in love with her ... , where the god Dionysus states that while reading Andromeda he was smitten with longing for Euripides. ref name gilbert ref name hall cite book title Medea Hippolytus Electra Helen chapter Euripides ... and the play as a whole seems to have been the one unclouded love romance that Euripides ever wrote. ref name murray cite book title Euripides and his age author Gilbert Murray Murray, G. page 140 144 ... monarch over over gods and men... ref name murray ref name spirit References reflist Euripides Plays ... more details
In Greek mythology , Eulabeia was the spirit and personification of discretion, caution and circumspection. She is mentioned once in Euripides Phoenician Women , where Eteocles suggests that prayers should be directed to Eulabeia, the most serviceable of gods , if Ancient Thebes Boeotia Thebes are to be saved. ref Euripides , Phoenician Women , http www.perseus.tufts.edu hopper text?doc Perseus 3Atext 3A1999.01.0117 3Acard 3D737 782 783 ref References reflist Sources Realencyclop die der Classischen Altertumswissenschaft , Band VI, Halbband 11, Ephoros Eutychos 1907 , s. 1061, u. Eulabeia German Category Greek mythology Category Personification in Greek mythology ... more details
Infobox Play name Herakles Children image Seated Euripides Louvre Ma343.jpg caption Statue of Euripides writer Euripides chorus Chorus of the elderly in classical Greek drama aged Athenians characters Iolaus br Copreus br Demophon br Macaria br Servant of Hyllus br Alcmene br Messenger br Eurystheus br Acamas setting Before the temple of Zeus at Marathon, Greece Marathon Herakles Children Ancient Greek polytonic , H rakleidai also translated as Children of Herakles and Heracleidae is an Classical Athens Athenian tragedy by Euripides that was first performed c. 430 BC. It follows the children of Herakles known as the Heracleidae as they seek protection from Eurystheus . It is the first of two surviving tragedies by Euripides where the children of Herakles are suppliants the second being Herakles Euripides Herakles . Background Eurystheus was responsible for many of the troubles of Herakles. In order to prevent the children of Herakles from taking revenge on him, he sought to kill them. They flee under the protection of Iolaus , Herakles close friend and nephew. Plot synopsis The play begins at the altar of Zeus at Marathon, Greece Marathon . The herald Copreus, in the employ ... 1891 prose. ref http classics.mit.edu Euripides heracleidae.html full text . ref Arthur S. Way , 1912 ... References reflist Sources Burian, Peter, and Alan Shapiro, eds. 2010. The Complete Euripides . By Euripides. Vol. 3. The Greek Tragedy in New Translations ser. Oxford and New York Oxford. ISBN 0 19 538877 1. Davie, John, trans. 2003. Medea and Other Plays. By Euripides. London and New York Penguin. ISBN 0 14 044929 9. Walton, J. Michael, and Kenneth McLeish, eds. 1997. Plays V. By Euripides. Methuen Classical Greek Dramatists ser. London Methuen. ISBN 0 413 71640 6. Euripides Plays Category Plays by Euripides Category Heracles Category Dorian mythology el es Los Her clidas fr Les H raclides is B rn Heraklesar Evrip des la Heraclidae Euripides pt Os Her clidas ... more details
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