- 43); the
clearest is
Eustathius 1769.45: "They
called those competing tragedians,
clearly because of the song over the
billy goat"...
Athenian tragedy—the...
-
material into Gr****
dramatic forms by
means of
techniques developed by Gr****
tragedians." John J. Collins,
Between Athens and Jerusalem:
Jewish Identity in the...
-
Tragedian refers to: A term for Gr****
playwrights who
wrote tragedies. See Gr**** Tragedy. The name of the
roving acting company in Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz...
- the
Tragedians begin to clap and the
Player stands up and bows,
revealing the
knife to be a
theatrical one with a
retractable blade. The
Tragedians then...
- A
Tragedian in
Spite of
Himself Russian: Трагик поневоле, romanized: Tragik ponyevole, also
known as A
Reluctant Tragic Hero) is an 1889 one-act play...
- c. 406 BC) was a
tragedian of
classical Athens.
Along with
Aeschylus and Sophocles, he is one of the
three ancient Gr****
tragedians for whom any plays...
- of
three early tragedians—Quintus Ennius,
Marcus Pacuvius, and
Lucius Accius. From the time of the empire, the work of two
tragedians survives—one is...
-
Electra and Orestes, from an 1897
Stories from the Gr****
Tragedians, by
Alfred Church...
-
Diogenes of
Athens (Gr****: Διογένης ὁ Ἀθηναῖος) was a
writer of Gr****
tragedy in the late 5th or
early 4th
century BC. His
works are
listed by the Suda...
- of epic
poems of the Epic Cycle, in
lyric poems, in the
works of the
tragedians and
comedians of the
fifth century BC, in
writings of
scholars and poets...
