Year:
before 96 AD
Notes:
Note Kohn's reservations about this piece of evidence: T. Kohn, ‘Who wrote Seneca’s Tragedies’, The Classical World 96 (2003), p. 271-280.
Bibliography:
Qunitilian Institutio Oratoria, 8.3.31
Related performances:
| Performance | People | Performed at | Fesival/Occasion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agamemnon (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Oedipus (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Phaedra (between 49 and 53 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Hercules (between 53 and 54 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Medea (between 53 and 58 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Troades (Trojan Women) (between 53 and 58 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Phoenissae (Phoenician Women) (between 54 and 65 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) | |
| Thyestes (between 54 and 63 AD) | Seneca (Dramatist) | Unknown venue (Rome, Italy) (Rome, Italy) |
Associated people:
Seneca