Rome, Italy
1539
Region:
Alternative names:
Geonames id:
3169070
Pleiades id:
423025
Performances at this location:
| Performance | People | Fesival/Occasion |
|---|---|---|
| Erigone (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Eriphyle (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Eurysaces (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Hecuba (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Hellenes (The Greeks) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Io (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Medea (Argonauts) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Melannipus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Meleager (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Minos (Minotaur) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Myrmidons (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Neoptolemus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Nyctegresia (Night-alarm) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Oenomaus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Pelopidae (Sons of Pelops) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Persidae (Sons of Perseus) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Philoctetes (Philoctetes on Lemnos) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Phinidae (Sons of Phineus) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Phoenissae (Phoenician Women) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Prometheus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Stasiastae (Rebels) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Telephus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Tereus (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Thebais (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Troades (Trojan Women) (between 140 and 86 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Simulans (The Pretender) (57 BC) | Afranius (Dramatist) | Ludi Apollinares |
| Clytemnestra (55 BC) | Lucius Accius (Dramatist) | |
| Equus Troianus (Trojan Horse) (55 BC) | Naevius (Dramatist) | |
| Syndeipnoi (Those who dine together) (54 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | |
| Award of Arms (44 BC) | Pacuvius (Dramatist) | Games |
| Electra (44 BC) | Atilius (Dramatist) | Games |
| Medea (between 43 BC and 17 AD) | Pompeius Macer (Dramatist) | |
| Oedipus (between 22 BC and 14 AD) | Hylas (Pantomime dancer) Pylades (Pantomime dancer) | |
| The Great Agamemnon (between 22 BC and 14 AD) | Hylas (Pantomime dancer) Pylades (Pantomime dancer) | |
| The madness of Heracles (between 22 BC and 14 AD) | Pylades (Pantomime dancer) | |
| The madness of Heracles (between 22 BC and 14 AD) | Augustus (Host) Pylades (Pantomime dancer) | Banquet |
| Materterae (The Aunts) (25 AD) | Atta (Dramatist) | |
| Atreus (34 AD) | Mamercus Aemilius Scaurus (Dramatist) | |
| Agamemnon (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Oedipus (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Phaedra (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Hercules (between 53 and 54 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Medea (between 53 and 58 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Troades (Trojan Women) (between 53 and 58 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Phoenissae (Phoenician Women) (between 54 and 65 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Thyestes (between 54 and 63 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Incendium (The Fire) (59 AD) | Afranius (Dramatist) Nero (Host) | Ludi Maximi |
| Hercules on Oeta (between 65 and 115 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | |
| Octavia (between 68 and 70 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) |