lost trilogy by Aeschylus, consisting of The Myrmidons, The Nereids, and The Phrygians
Latin translation by Matthias Garbitius
edition of the tragedies of Aeschylus by Christian Gottfried Schütz
tragedy by Aeschylus
1925 Polish translation by Kasprowicz
1908 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
play by Aeschylus; part 1 of the Oresteia
1786 German translation by Jenisch of the play by Aeschylus
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
Italian translation of "Agamemnon" by Aeschylus
tragedy by Aeschylus
satyr play by Aeschylus
1911 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
Polish translation of four plays of Aeschylus
1793 German translation of the play by Aeschylus
1799 German translation of the play by Aeschylus
satyr play by Aeschylus
1908 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
Catalan translation of the play by Aeschylus
1872 set of French translations by Leconte de Lisle
play by Aeschylus; part 3 of the Oresteia
1925 Polish translation by Kasprowicz
1922 English translation by G. M. Cookson
1908 English translation by Morshead
lost tragedy by Aeschylus
tragedy by Aeschylus
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
1896 French translation
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
Spanish translation of the play by Aeschylus
lost tetralogy by Aeschylus that concerned Thracian Lycurgus' conflict with Dionysus and its aftermath; consists of: Edoni, Bassarids, The Youths, Lycurgus
tragedy by Aeschylus; the 1st part of the tetralogy Achilleis
lost play by Aeschylus
tragedy by Aeschylus
lost Greek tragedy by Aeschylus
1925 Polish translation by Kasprowicz
1908 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
trilogy of Greek tragedies written by Aeschylus
composition for baritone, mixed chorus, and chamber ensemble by Iannis Xenakis
theater production staged at "Habima" Theater in Israel
tragedy by Aeschylus
Greek stage production of Aeschylus' tragedy, 1946/47
1981 English translation by Lembke & Herington
1911 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
tragedy by Aeschylus
opera in 3 acts composed by Luigi Cortese. First representation at Teatro Donizetti, Bergamo
1940 Romanian translation
1911 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
1924 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
trilogy of tragic plays by Aeschylus
Catalan translation of the play by Aeschylus
ancient Greek tragedy by Aeschylus
Greek stage production of Aeschylus' tragedy, 1961/62
1975 English translation by Scully and Herington
lost tragedy of Aeschylus
German translation of the play by Aeschylus
tragedy by Aeschylus
1862 Czech translation by Nebeský
1872 French translation by Leconte de Lisle of the play by Aeschylus
satyr play by Aeschylus
1973 English translation by Hecht and Bacon
ancient Greek tragedy by Aeschylus
1911 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
satyr play by Aeschylus
1975 English translation by Lembke
ancient Greek tragedy written by Aeschylus
1877 English translation by Browning
tragedy by Aeschylus
translation of the works of Aeschylus by A. Swanwick, 4th edition, 1886
tragedy by Aeschylus
1889 edition of Morshead's English translation of the Oresteia
play by Aeschylus; part 2 of the Oresteia
ancient Greek tragedy by Aeschylus
tragedy written by Aeschylus
1902 English translation by Edwyn Robert Bevan
1866 translation by Augusta Webster
1883 English translation by Morshead
ancient Greek tragedy by Aeschylus
1812 edition of work
1908 Polish translation by Jan Kasprowicz
book edition published in 1883
book edition published in 2023
book edition published in 1890
book edition published in 1897
book edition published in 2019
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