Aeschylus. Fragments

Edited and translated by Alan H. Sommerstein – Cambridge, Massachusetts. London, England: Harvard University Press, 2008 — XIII, 363 p. — (The Loeb Classical Library, 505). — ISBN 978-0674-99629-8.Preface. Introduction. Abbreviations. Attributed Fragments: Athamas - Egyptians - Women of Aetna - Amymone - Women of Argo - The Argo or Oarsmen - Atalanta - Bacchae - Bassarids - Glaucus - Glaucus the Sea-god - Claucus of Potniae - Danaids - Net-Haulers - Eleusinians - Epigonoi - Edonians - Daughters of the Sun - Children of Heracles - Chamber-Makers - The Sacred Delegation or At the Isthmians Games - Thracian Women - Priestesses - Ixion - Iphigeneia - Cebeiri - Callisto - Carians or Europa - Cercyon - Heralds - Circe - Cretan Women - Laius - The Lion - Lemnian Women - Lycurgus - Memnon - Myrmidons - Mysians - Youths - Nemea - Nereids - Niobe - Wool-Carders - Oedipus - The Award of the Arms - Bone-Gatherers - Palamedes - Pentheus - Perrhaebian Women - Penelope - Polydectes - Prometheus - Prometheus Unbound - Prometheus the Fire-Bearer - The Escort - Proteus - Women of Salamis - Semele or Water-Carriers - Sisyphus the Runaway and Sisyphus the Stone-Roller - The Sphinx - Telephus - Archeresses - The Nurses of Dionysus - Hypsipyle - Philoctetes - Phineus - Phorcides - Phrygians or The Ransoming of Hector - Ghost-Raisers - The Weighing of Souls - Oreithyia - “The Dike Play”. Unattributed fragments. Probably aeschylean papyrus fragments. Doubtfully ascribed fragments. Concordance. Index.