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The 45 pages that link to Greek tragedy, each with the reason it gives.

• Greek mythologyRelated: Tragedians reshaped inherited stories for public performance.

• Ancient GreeceRelated: Athenian drama became a lasting model for Western theater.

• DionysusRelated: Tragedies were performed at Dionysian festivals and explored themes found in his myths.

• GesamtkunstwerkRelated: Wagner invoked Greek tragedy as a model of arts united within public drama.

• Florentine CamerataRelated: The circle believed Greek tragedy had been sung, inspiring its attempt to unite music and drama.

• Jacopo PeriRelated: Florentine musicians imagined that their solo singing could recover the expressive force of ancient tragedy.

• Eugene O’NeillRelated: O’Neill adapted tragic structures and mythic patterns for modern characters and settings.

• Classical GreeceRelated: Its plots, themes, and dramatic forms became enduring sources for later theater.

• Homeric epicsRelated: Tragedians repeatedly adapted characters and episodes from Homeric myth.

• StesichorusRelated: Stesichorus’s narrative reworkings supplied a parallel tradition for later tragic mythmaking.

• Katina PaxinouRelated: Paxinou’s stage work included roles in the classical repertoire that shaped Greek theatre.

• Richard PorsonRelated: Porson’s most influential editorial work centered on the tragedian Euripides.

• StobaeusRelated: His excerpts preserve tragic poets' maxims and passages outside the surviving plays.