Year:
c. 264/3 BC
Notes:
Inscription on Parian Marble Marm. Par. A 56 = TrGF4, T B3, p. 42. - Sophocles. Marm. Par. A 68 = TrGF1, 78 Polyidus, F1, p. 248 Marm. Par. B 15 = TrGF1, 92 Sosphianes, T2, p. 261 Marm. Par. A 59 = TrGF3, T3, p. 37-8
Bibliography:
Parian Marble (FGrHist 239) = TrGF 1, DID D 1, p. 49
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| Epigonoi (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Glaucus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | ||
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| Lycurgus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Ostologoi (Bone-Gatherers) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Palamedes (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Penelope (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Pentheus (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Perrhaebian Women (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Thracian Women (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Toxotides (Archeresses) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Women of Argos (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Women of Lemnos (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Women of Salamis (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Xantriai (Wool-carders) (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Youths (between 499 and 456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Achilleos Erastai (Lovers of Achilles) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Acrisius (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Aegeus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Aichmalotides (Captive Women) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Ajax (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Ajax the Locrian (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Alcmaeon (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Aleadai (Sons of Aleus) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Alexander (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Amphiaraus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Amphitryon (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Amycus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Andromache (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Andromeda (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Antenodridai (Sons of Antenor) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Athamas (between 468 and 424 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Atreus (Women of Mycenae) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Auge (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Bacchae (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Camicoi (Men of Camicus) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cedalion (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Cerberus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Chryses (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Clytemnestra (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Colchides (Women of Colchis) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Creusa (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Crisis (Judgement) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Daedalus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Dionysiskos (Infant Dionysus) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Dolopians (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Electra (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Epigonoi (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Erigone (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Eriphyle (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Eris (Strife) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Eurysaces (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Heracleiskos (Infant Heracles) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hermione (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hipponous (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hybris (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hydrophoroi (Water-carriers) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Inachus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Ixion (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Lacainai (Laconian Women) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
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| Larisaioi (Men of Larissa) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Lemniai (Women of Lemnos) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Manteis (Prophets) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Meleager (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Memnon (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Minos (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Momus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Mousai (The Muses) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Mysians (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nauplius (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nausicaa (Pluntriai) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) Sophocles (Tragic Actor) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Neoptolemus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Niobe (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Niptra (Footwashing) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Odysseus Akanthoplex (Wounded with the spine) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Odysseus Mainomenus (The Madness of Odyesseus) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Oecles (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Oenomaus (between 468 and 414 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Oreithyia (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Palamedes (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Pandora (Sphyrokopoi) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Peleus (between 468 and 424 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phaeacians (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phaedra (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Philoctetes at Troy (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phineus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phoenix (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phrixus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phrygians (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phthiotides (Women of Phthia) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Polyxena (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Priam (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Procris (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Rhizotomoi (Root-cutters) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Salmoneus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Scyrioi (Men of Scyros) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Sinon (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Sisyphus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Syndeipnoi (Those who dine together) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Tantalus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Telephus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Tereus (between 468 and 414 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Teucer (between 468 and 423 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Thamyras (between 468 and 406 BC) | Euaion (Tragic Actor) Sophocles (Dramatist) Sophocles (Musician) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| The Demand for Helen's return (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| The Rape of Helen (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| The Satyrs at Taenarum (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| The Scythians (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| The Wedding of Helen (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Theseus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Thyestes (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Trachiniae (Women of Trachis) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Triptolemus (468 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Tympanistai (The Drummers) (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Tyndareus (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | ||
| Xoanephoroi (between 468 and 406 BC) | Sophocles (Dramatist) | ||
| Unknown (456 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (456 BC) | Aeschylus (Dramatist) Euphorion (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Unknown (441 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (441 BC) | Euripides (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Iphigenia (between 398 and 380 BC) | Polyidus (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Aias Mainomenos (Mad Ajax) (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Alcmaeon (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Alcmene (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Bellerophon (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Epigonoi (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hector (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Heracles (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Hermes (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Nauplius (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Palamedes (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Phoenix (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Tyro (between 372 and 340 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | |
| Unknown (372 BC, Theatre of Dionysus, Athens) (372 BC) | Astydamas II (Dramatist) | Theatre of Dionysus (Athens, Attica) (Athens, Attica) | City Dionysia |
| Meleager (between 336 and 300 BC) | Sosiphanes I (Dramatist) | Theatre (Syracuse, Sicily ) (Syracuse, Sicily) |
Associated people:
Aeschylus