• Laius, Oedipus, Seven Against Thebes, Sphinx
• The Oresteia: Agamemnon, Choephori, Eumenides, Proteus
• Edonoi, Bassaridae, Neoniskoi, Lykurgos
  
  Suspected:

• Egyptians, Suppliants, Danaids, Amymone

• (Iliad) Myrmidons, Nereids, Phrygians Thalamapoioi

• (Odyssey) Psychagogoi, Penelope, Ostologoi, Circe

• (Aethiopis) Cares, Memnon, Psychostasia

• (Ajax) Decision of Arms, Thracians, Salaminians

• (Dionysus) Semele, Xantriai, Pentheus, Trophoi

• (Adrastus) Eleusinians, Argives, Epigonoi, Nemea

• (Argonauts) Lemnians, Hypsipyle, Kabeiroi, Argo

Tetralogogies = 3 tragedies + satyr play

Pronomos Vase

Athens, c. 400 BCE

• Aeschylus won first with Laius, Oedipus, Seven, Sphinx
• Aristias won second with Perseus, Tantalus and the Palaistais of his father Pratinos
• third was Poluphrasmon [son of Phrynichus] with a Lykurgan tetralogy

Hypothesis to the Seven

– surviving text of Aeschylus' Oedipus

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Surviving Greek Tragedy