Index of ' Events
Between 500 and 497 BC
Choerilus, Pratinas and Aeschylus competed at the tragic contest of the City Dionysia.
- Poet(s):
Choerilus (*),Pratinas (*),Aeschylus (*) - Festival:
City Dionysia (*) - Type: tragic performance
- Source(s): Choerilus Test. 2, Pratinas Test. 1
467 BC
Aeschylus with the plays Laius, Oedipus, Seven against Thebes and Sphinx, Aristias with the plays Perseus, Tantalus, an unknown tragedy, and the satyr drama Wrestlers, and Polyphrasmon with a tetralogy on Lycurgus, competed at the tragic contest of the City Dionysia. Aeschylus won the first and Aristias the second prize. Polyphrasmon occupied the third place.
- Poet(s):
Aeschylus (*),Aristias (*),Polyphrasmon (*) - Festival:
City Dionysia (*) - Type: tragic performance, tragic victory
- Source(s): Pratinas Test. 2, Pratinas Test. 3, Aristias Test. 3, Aristias Test. 4, Polyphrasmon Test. 3, Polyphrasmon Test. 4
Between 466 and 459 BC
Aeschylus with the plays Suppliants, Aegyptians, Danaids and the satyr drama Amymone, Sophocles, and Mesatus competed at the tragic contest of the City Dionysia. Aeschylus won the first and Sophocles the second prize.
- Poet(s):
Aeschylus (*),Sophocles (*),Mesatus (*) - Festival:
City Dionysia (*) - Type: tragic performance, tragic victory
- Source(s): Mesatus Test. 2