The marathon of Greek tragedy
Aeschylus is often considered as the father of tragedy. Born in 525 BC in Eleusis, a small town near Athens, he is credited with between 70 and 90 tragedy plays, of which only seven have survived in complete form.
Before him, Greek drama primarily consiste…
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