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The 10 pages that link to Roman tragedy, each with the reason it gives.

• Greek tragedyRelated: Roman playwrights adapted Greek stories and forms for a different theatrical culture.

• EuripidesNarrower topic: Roman playwrights reworked his stories, helping carry them into later theatrical traditions.

• Roman theatreBroader topic: It shows how Roman playwrights transformed Greek tragic subjects and rhetoric.

• Seneca the YoungerRelated: Seneca’s surviving plays are central examples of this dramatic tradition.

• Livius AndronicusNarrower topic: His plays helped establish tragedy as a Latin dramatic form.

• Roman literatureBroader topic: Tragedy adapted Greek plots and forms for Roman stages and later literary performance.

• Old LatinBroader topic: Early Latin tragedians helped establish literary drama in Rome.

• Gnaeus NaeviusNarrower topic: His tragedies helped establish both Greek-derived and Roman historical subjects onstage.

• PacuviusNarrower topic: Pacuvius was one of the leading authors of its early tragic tradition.

• Lucius AcciusNarrower topic: Accius became one of the most prominent authors of this Roman dramatic genre.